Broadcast
magazine: Audio is in danger of lagging behind not only the emerging,
immersive visual experience of Ultra-HD and 3D TV, but also the
increased consumption of video on non-TV devices. Standards bodies
ITU and SMPTE are moving to draw up a new audio delivery standard
incorporating 3D audio
technologies.
Fixed
Rigs: Getting Intimate
Broadcast magazine: Fixed rigs have created
a new genre of fly on the wall documentary that is defying the
critics wit highly personal tales and authentic intimacy.
ITV
Online and course
RTS Television: ITV has hugely improved its
online infrastructure but can it persuade us to rent shows we are
used to seeing for free? P26 Feature on
micropayments.
NAB:
Calling for a 'Common Language' for sound systems
The
Hollywood Reporter: At the NAB
Technology Summit on Cinema it was argued that with the arrival of
numerous immersive and object-based sound systems, mixing a film
seven different ways isn’t really
sustainable.
Sony
Eyes 4K to Broadcast 2014 World Cup
The
Hollywood Reporter: Sony explores 4K test at Confederations Cup as
prelude to a wider Ultra-HD production of the 2014 World
Cup
Vince
Pace: Data Mining
Sports Video Group: The CPG co-founder
signs agreement with Dolby Labs to develop a means of capturing
data about a scene for use in enhancing the experience of watching 3D
content on glasses-free screens. Claims he and Cameron are working on
tech that will deliver 2D, 3D Viewing ‘Beyond
Reality’.
Company3
ties with iDailies to secure 35mm processing in UK
ScreenDaily:
The mid-term future of 35mm and 16mm film
processing in the UK looks to have been secured in an eleventh hour
deal struck between Deluxe-owned Company3 and London film lab
iDailies.
Company3
ties with iDailies to secure 35mm processing in UK
ScreenDaily:
The mid-term future of 35mm and 16mm film
processing in the UK looks to have been secured in an eleventh hour
deal struck between Deluxe-owned Company3 and London film lab
iDailies.
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