TSL, company specialised in audio monitoring, broadcast control systems and power management tools, is putting its new device TM1-Tally on display through Media Production & Technology Show 2023 (MPTS), which is taking place from today, May 10th until tomorrow, May 11th. The TSL TallyMan product family
SES has chosen Telestream to provide equipment for its new remotely operated playout centre in London. The agreement includes the providing of system timing, waveform monitor and quality control (QC) technology. The new SES’s broadcast centre is located in London, where it provides playout infrastructure for
NEP Group announced the opening of a new production centre at 200 Gray’s Inn Road, in London. The new building includes control rooms, edit, sub-cut and media management facilities, among others, and it's connected to NEP's global network. The production centre is connected via fibre to
Megahertz Ltd. has completed a UHD/HDR production facility upgrade at one of the most prestigious performance and arts venues in the world: The Royal Opera House (ROH) in London’s Covent Garden. The ROH has been streaming live ballet and opera performances to cinema audiences around the world since 2008. By making
The Royal Academy of Art’s new Benjamin West Lecture Theatre in London presents some unusual acoustic challenges, such as its unique double-height dimensions or its the extensive use of reflective marble surfaces used during its construction, that have been partially solved with the recently purchased
In 2018 as part of the Schools’ Broadcast Series, Ravensbourne University London have been using the Quicklink TX to facilitate live studio question and answer sessions between school pupils and actors of the Royal Shakespeare Company (RSC). The RSC is one of the most high-profile
CVP announces the opening of a showroom in Newman Street, London. The Fitzrovia townhouse offers five floors of production equipment from leading manufacturers, including ARRI, RED, Sony, Canon, Zeiss, Panasonic, Blackmagic and many more, presenting an experience that enables visitors to identify a technical solution
[vc_row][vc_column width="2/3"][vc_column_text css_animation="top-to-bottom"] The theatre is using Riedel products in its stage adaptation of the 1976 television news satire "Network" Riedel Communications' MediorNet, Artist, and Bolero are playing major behind-the-scenes technical roles at the National Theatre in London, and Riedel will reveal that story in early 2018.
