All Create & Produce articles – Page 48
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Netflix, Aardman team for Wallace & Gromit and Chicken Run movies
UK animation studio Aardman is to make new Wallace & Gromit and Chicken Run movies for Netflix.
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DAZN launches content arm DAZN Studios
Sports streamer DAZN has launched specialist content development arm, DAZN Studios.
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Film and TV studio to launch in space
UK-based media company Space Entertainment Enterprise (S.E.E.) is to build the world’s first content and entertainment studios and multi-purpose arena in space.
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BBC, BT Sport, Sky Sports, Premier League prove benefits of cloud for sustainable live productions
A team of world-leading sports broadcasters, rights owners and technology vendors, collaborating as part of IBC’s Accelerator Media Innovation Programme, have revealed the initial results from an English Premier League production workflow trial to support the goal of a carbon ‘net zero’ future for live productions.
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Behind the scenes: Licorice Pizza with editor Andy Jurgensen
Paul Thomas Anderson’s coming-of-age drama blurs reality and drama, explains editor Andy Jurgensen.
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Inside Discovery’s Winter Olympics broadcast plans
It will have been just 180 days since the closing ceremony in Tokyo when the curtain is raised for Beijing 2022 on 4 February, with Discovery’s teams working round the clock to prepare for another marathon live production.
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Comment: Imagine Communications’ John Mailhot explains why HDR is a genuine game-changer
While bringing UHD and HDR into production is hardly without its challenges, the results can often be fantastic, says Imagine Communications’ CTO, Networking & Infrastructure, John Mailhot.
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DAZN restructures top team
Sports streamer DAZN Group has restructured its leadership team, naming Shay Segev as sole CEO.
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Technicolor carries out major restructure of VFX brands
Technicolor Creative Studios has unveiled a restructure of its visual effects brands in the advertising, film and scripted spaces.
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Collapsed Arena TV kit to be auctioned off
Over 3,000 items, from outside broadcasting trucks to cameras, lenses and hundreds of kilometres of cabling, are to be auctioned off following the collapse into administration of Arena TV.
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IBC opens call for 2022 Technical Papers
IBC has launched its call for Technical Papers for the IBC2022 Conference.
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Arena collapsed owing £282 million say administrators
Outside broadcast firm Arena Group collapsed owing £282 million, according to its administrator.
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WarnerMedia and ViacomCBS explore CW network sale
AT&T’s WarnerMedia and ViacomCBS are in talks to sell their stakes in the CW broadcast network which they jointly own.
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BBC News hires ITN’s Deborah Turness as CEO
The BBC has appointed ITN chief executive Deborah Turness to head its news and current affairs division.
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UK entertainment market enjoys 9th year of growth
The UK music, video and games markets could break the £10bn sales barrier this year, according to ERA, the trade body for UK digital services and retailers of music, video and games.
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Fairlight makes news at France Télévisions
French national broadcaster France Télévisions has installed Blackmagic Design Fairlight digital audio workstations in 24 regional France 3 newsrooms across the country.
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CES kicks off with focus on automation and metaverse
CES, the world’s biggest consumer electronics and technology show, is underway as a virtual and in-person event this week.
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BBC boss: licence fee is vital to success of UK creative industries
BBC director general Tim Davie has marked the start of the corporation’s centenary year with a strong defence of the BBC licence fee, arguing that its funding mechanism allows it to take risks and to play a crucial role helping the UK creative industries to thrive.
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Pinewood expansion wins planning greenlight
Plans to expand Pinewood Studios have been agreed by local councillors.
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Studio Babelsberg acquired by TPG Real Estate
TPG Real Estate Partners (TREP) has completed its acquisition of Germany’s Studio Babelsberg, which has recently hosted The Matrix Resurrections and Netflix series 1899.