All Trends articles – Page 31
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Industry TrendsBT and EE score 5G first
In a world first, BT Sport and EE will use 5G remote production to broadcast the EE Wembley Cup on Sunday to showcase the next generation technology.
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Industry TrendsMotion slickness: Smooth moves from handheld cameras
There’s a raft of new options available to help camera operators make their handheld shots flow as smoothly as possible. David Fox weighs up the latest powerful yet budget-friendly grip offerings.
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Industry TrendsFive shows that changed society
To mark World Television Day, we have assembled a list of five influential television programmes that have gone on to have a distinct impact on society.
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Industry TrendsFilm-making for change: “My camera is my weapon”
Award-winning documentary maker Deeyah Khan’s work has educated, empowered and inspired change. She explains what motivates her and why storytelling is so vital.
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Industry TrendsHow full-frame sensors are changing the lens market
What does the popularity of large format sensor digital cinema cameras mean for the lens market? David Fox reports.
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Industry TrendsUp to the Task: Selling comedy to the world
Gameshow Taskmaster has been a standout hit for UKTV and is now entertaining audiences around the world. Creator Alex Horne and execs from UKTV and production company Avalon explain how the show was exported to 17 countries.
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Industry Trends5G: The catalyst for immersive sports experiences
The Tour De France is the world’s most well-known cycling race and a monumental challenge for broadcasters. The TM Forum, through its Catalyst programme, set out to examine how 5G technology could be used to cover the event.
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Industry TrendsWeekly news round-up: FCC auctions 5G spectrum & Industrial Light and Magic's expansion plans
Your guide to what’s happened this week in the media, entertainment and technology industry.
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Industry Trends5G around the world
IBC365 looks at the latest developments in the rollout 5G in across the globe.
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Industry TrendsAnalysis: Delivering the 5G windfall
US telcos are anxious to get their hands on 5G spectrum, but where will it come from, and who will benefit from the auction?
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Industry TrendsThe role of satellites in the telco battle
With streaming services absorbing increasing amounts of bandwidth opportunities are bound for both telcos and satellite providers, writes Chris Forrester.
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Industry TrendsShining a light on LEDs
The rapid development of LEDs is now leading to a greater quest for consistency and improved colour rendition during production. David Fox reports for IBC365.
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Industry TrendsTelco and media M&A: What happens next?
Legacy media and telecom players have been busy bulking up, but how will they capitalise on their scale to attract and retain more customers?
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Industry TrendsLeaping into a new reality
VFX Oscar winner and Magic Leap SVP Creative Strategy John Gaeta explains how a dimensional internet could lead CG experiences into real world spaces.
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Industry TrendsGender parity? A year on from #MeToo
It’s been a full year since allegations were first made against film mogul Harvey Weinstein, giving rise to the #MeToo movement against sexual harassment and assault, but have opportunities for women in the industry improved?
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Industry TrendsRTS Craft and Design nominees announced
The Royal Television Society (RTS) has announced its 2018 Craft and Design Awards with The Windsors Royal Wedding Special, The End of the F***ing World and A Very English Scandal, leading the nominations across four categories.
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Industry TrendsThe art of animation success
Based out of Kilkenny in Ireland, Irish animation studio Cartoon Saloon has racked up Oscar nominations and interest from streaming platforms. Paul Young of Cartoon Saloon explains how OTT content hunger is fuelling the global animation market.
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Industry TrendsWeekly news round-up: EU approves Disney deal and China's AI reporter
Your guide to what’s happened this week in the media, entertainment and technology industry.
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Industry TrendsWomen freelancers triumph at Rory Peck Awards
The Rory Peck Awards last night honoured the work of freelancers covering worldwide news and current affairs from dangerous and fascinating locations.
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Industry TrendsDAZN: The Netflix of sports?
Just two years old, DAZN has spent hundreds of millions acquiring sports rights in a bid to win subscribers to its subscription streaming service. But will its big spending ways pay off? Ross Biddiscombe profiles the OTT platform that’s disrupting the sports broadcasting industry.
