From July 15 until the 24th of the same month, BBC is showcasing live coverage of the World Athletics Championships in Eugene, Oregon. The British TV broadcasting company is working at dock10 studios in Salford and the Hayward Field at the University of Oregon. The BBC’s
dock10 has recently launched two free guides to help production teams understand the technology and terminology used in virtual studios production. The Introductory Guide to Virtual Studios provides an overview of virtual studios. The Guide traces the development of virtual studios, explaining their evolution from physical
dock10 was born under the pretext of decentralising the BBC’s production facilities. The British feeling that the BBC, the UK’s national broadcaster, was too settled in the British capital was palpable and the intention to have facilities spread across the country was becoming an ambition
One of the leading media content production facilities of the UK, dock10, has a technology pipeline that is part of every project and includes AJA FS-HDR real-time HDR/WCG converter/frame synchronizers to prepare UltraHD HDR and HD SDR content for live transmission. This device helped facilitate
dock10, one of the biggest television facilities at the UK, has recently developed a technology solution that is able to render Augmented Reality characters in real-time in both traditional and virtual sets. The solution includes the combination of full-body motion-capture and facial-capture software and the real-time
dock10, UK television facility with ten television studios and production services, has decided to trust in Zero Density’s product Reality Engine to power its brand-new UHD virtual studio housed in MediaCityUK. BBC Sport’s flagship show Match of the Day will be one of TV formats that
