All Create & Produce articles – Page 94
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Industry TrendsBoosting diversity is ‘a commercial benefit’
IBC2018: Companies in the broadcasting industry will be more successful if they improve on- and off-screen diversity, delegates at IBC sessions on diversity and gender equality are told.
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Industry TrendsIBC2018 Preview: Saturday
IBC2018: Highlights from across the conference and exhibition including the Big Screen and content everywhere.
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Industry TrendsWeighing up the impact of Brexit
IBC2018: Growth of the British creative industries will be hit by Brexit, agree executives at an IBC session.
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Industry TrendsBBC R&D to trial AI toolkit for storytelling
IBC2018: Ambition is to create ‘drag and drop’ web interface allowing programme makers to use AI to develop new forms of content
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Industry TrendsNotes from the frontier of digital storytelling
IBC2018: Al Jazeera Digital and Brave Bison execs outline strategies for targeting Gen Z viewers.
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Industry TrendsBBC Studios unveils short form fund
IBC2018: New fund will back drama and comedy shorts, announces BBC Studios boss Tim Davie in keynote IBC address.
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Industry TrendsIBC2018 Preview: Friday
IBC2018: Highlights from across the conference and exhibition featuring gender equality lounge talk and spotlight on the Future Zone.
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Industry TrendsAlliances are the way to win young viewers
IBC2018: Broadcasters must partner with digital platforms like YouTube, WhatsApp, Twitter and Facebook to launch shows that attract young audiences, says Endemol Shine’s Peter Salmon.
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Industry TrendsBBC Studios flexes its global muscles
IBC2018: Creative deal making, speed and solid financial backing are vital for broadcasters like the BBC to secure the best content, says BBC Studios CEO Tim Davie.
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Industry TrendsCollaboration is key, says EBU technology boss
IBC2018: European public service broadcasters are under pressure to “create great things together” says new EBU Director of Technology and Innovation Antonio Arcidiacono
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Executive InterviewsInterview: Matt Tabaccos, Ruptly
A multi-disciplinary media executive with over 12 years of experience in cross media production and business development. Matt Tabaccos leads the commercial strategy at Ruptly Video News Agency, helping the company become the go-to brand in news media.
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Industry TrendsVirtual production race hots up
The launch of Sony’s Virtual Production solution has thrown a spotlight on the possibilities of remote production. But, as David Davies discovers, plenty of other vendors are gearing up to make the most of this particular revolution.
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Thought LeadershipAmsterdam: The home of media, tech and startup success
Amsterdam has always been a thriving business and tech hub, home to innovative startups and scale-ups, creative agencies, multinationals and international tech tycoons that have chosen the city as their European headquarters.
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VideoVideo: David Abraham: "Content will remain king"
Wonderhood Studios Chief Executive and Founder on what the future will look like for broadcasters, their relationship with the technology giants and the “great opportunities” on the horizon.
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Executive InterviewsDefining HDR colour space
Don’t mention the HDR standards war to Jeremy Booth because he is happily distanced from it. The compositing TD from Jellyfish Pictures is much more concerned with the bigger picture around colour and VFX.
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VideoVideo: Lily Cole and Kwame Ferreira
Impossible Founders Lily Cole and Kwame Ferreira discuss the impact of technology on the media space, planet-centric design and driving impactful change across businesses.
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Industry TrendsQ&A with three innovative startups
In the first instalment of a two-part feature, we speak with three startups companies transforming the industry.
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Industry TrendsFinal cut: Should producers take post in-house?
As post-production technology has become more accessible and cheaper, a big question facing many production companies is: should post production be brought inhouse? Three leading indies explain the pros – and cons – of going inhouse.
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Thought LeadershipIP opportunities: German broadcasters' real world usage
Transmitting via IP offers broadcasters the possibility of interconnecting radio, video and internet perfectly, writes 2wcom Chief Executive Werner Drews.
