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Rohde & Schwarz integration with Adobe Premiere Pro

Rohde & Schwarz SpycerNode storage & VENICE ingest are perfect partners for Adobe workflows

Contributing Author Ciaran Doran

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Pro Pancake Editing With Premiere Pro

Pancakes & post production. Not two things you might at first put together. But using pancake timelines can be an extremely effective way of working - so bear with me!

Contributing Author Alex Macleod

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Post Production on Tour

I’m writing this article after finally settling back into my office after a busy few days on the Kitplus Tour 2019. The tour saw me travelling from Manchester to Glasgow then onto Bristol, then finally returning back to Manchester. Quite a few miles travelled. But totally worth it.

Contributing Author Alex Macleod

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Wireless Keyboard Review

Knowing all of the shortcuts can really help you become much more productive and saves you from getting a sore hand from all of those additional mouse clicks you'd have otherwise needed to make. (Thank us later!)

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Contributing Author Beth Zarkosh

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Editing broadcast video in a mobile app a ridiculous notion or the next big thing

A trend appears to be developing in broadcast technology development the more ridiculous an idea initially seems, the better the chances are that it will turn the whole industry on its head. Ten years ago editing over an internet connection was a pipe-dream, and the suggestion that broadcast equipment might be replaced with standard IT was considered preposterous as recently as five years ago. Yet working in the cloud, on standard IT equipment has revolutionised post-production and enabled workflows we never thought possible.

Contributing Author Jason Cowan

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Take a peek at Periscope

If youre a Twitter user, you may have recently started to notice an increase in the use of the word Periscope. No, this is not a sudden surge of nautical fanatics - Periscope is the latest social media app to the take the web(/world) by storm and has duly been morphed into a verb - to Periscope.

Contributing Author Beth Zarkhosh

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OTT Monitoring: keeping it simple and useful

OTT is generally understood to mean a technique where the transmission of video to the subscriber is based on the same underlying methods as those currently being used to serve out web pages on the internet today.

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So you think you know Flash?

It is becoming widely accepted that HTML5 will eventually replace Flash as the platform for rich content and video on connected devices, but how can video publishers make the leap and avoid the pitfalls?

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Taking the pain out of collaborative editing

Broadcast and post-production companies face the daily challenge of delivering more for less both in terms of time and money. Whilst the industry has been quick to embrace the efficiencies of file-based workflows and enhancements in the creative editing process, the reality - for companies of all sizes - is that the effective and secure management of media data remains complex and expensive.

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Colourist and Online Editor

We interview Michael Stirling, Colourist & Online Editor, at East London Post

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tv-bay questions

TV Bay Questions Eugene McCrystal, owner of EMC Post Production in Dublin

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tv-bay questions

TV Bay Questions Christopher Pitbladdo, Creative Director at DB Creative TV

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A hidden beauty

The lifestyle of the Wildlife cameraman (and woman) youd have thought, and I was hoping, was all exotic locations and beautiful scenery. Except for me the reality was a murky, water filled quarry during a very cold winter and early spring of 2006- 07.