Create & Produce – Page 9
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Industry TrendsCoverage of Queen Elizabeth II’s funeral peaks at 28 million viewers in UK
A peak audience of around 28 million viewers watched the funeral of Queen Elizabeth II on television in the UK.
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Industry TrendsOpening the conversation: Diversity in media and broadcasting
The conversation around diversity in media and broadcasting was a key focus among many of IBC2022’s speakers and panellists and was particularly emphasised in Day Three’s session with ‘Soho Media Club: In conversation with John Olivieira - moving the diversity and inclusion needle’.
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Industry TrendsCameras at IBC2022: Camera spotlight
With almost 1,000 exhibitors across multiple halls at the RAI Amsterdam, we spotlight some of the top camera announcements from this year’s show.
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Industry TrendsContent Cloud Control
For British broadcaster UKTV, the move to the cloud has been central to re-engineering its media supply chain.
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Industry TrendsIBC2022: True gender equality in media tech on the rise
Sunday morning on the IBC Conference stage saw three companies discuss how they have piloted Strive to Rise, a new formal recognition programme for media technology companies working towards gender equality.
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Industry TrendsStudios align on MovieLabs’ 2030 Vision
Just prior to IBC2019, MovieLabs released The Evolution of Content Creation, a white paper that created broad industry impact, recognition and alignment around the foundational principles of how the industry would migrate production workflows to the cloud. Senior technology executives from the major studios took to the IBC Conference stage ...
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Industry TrendsThe challenge: Ethics of VR and AR in media
Speaking at IBC2022, Nonny de la Peña, Journalist, Filmmaker, Virtual & Augmented Reality (VR/AR) pioneer & Founder, Emblematic Group explained just why VR and AR will play an increasingly important part in global media and entertainment.
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Industry TrendsIABM at IBC2022: Meeting business objectives through collaboration
As the international trade association for broadcast and media technology suppliers, IABM helps make sense of the digital transformation happening in the broadcast, media and entertainment technology landscape, keeping the industry abreast of transformative media technologies and connecting media companies to the media technology community.
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Industry TrendsGoing beyond TV
A year ago, Canadian telco TELUS embarked on a digital transformation project designed to go ‘beyond TV’ into a software-driven organisation.
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Industry TrendsThe Real Cannonball Run doc pushes creative boundaries with blockchain
A forthcoming documentary about the legendary US coast-to-coast automobile race promises to make innovative use of Web3, writes David Davies.
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Industry TrendsIBC Accelerators 2022 (Part 3): Innovation everywhere
The IBC 2022 Accelerator programme aims to support the media & entertainment industry to solve some of the biggest challenges in the market today, and this final cluster of projects is taking on some of the most diverse and complex of the lot.
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Industry TrendsWebinar roundup - Production and post at IBC2022
Hear what production technology specialists have to say about the biggest themes at IBC2022 and the changes they’ve seen to areas such as production and post, live remote, virtual production and 5G.
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Industry TrendsIBC Accelerators 2022 (Part 2): Cloud is where the magic happens
Cloud technologies are sometimes regarded as vague and indefinable beasts. But the reality is that they can be as precise, scalable and robust as you need them to be.
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Industry TrendsAdvances in virtual production: Where VFX and video games collide
Virtual production is one of the most talked about areas in film and television. Steve Jarratt discusses its potential with DNEG’s Steve Griffith and VFX supervisor Kevin Baillie.
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Industry TrendsBehind The Scenes: Moonage Daydream
Filmmaker Brett Morgen describes how dazzling sound and vision can personify the experience of being David Bowie.
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