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The International Broadcasting Convention just wrapped up in Amsterdam and, like every year, there was no shortage of amazing announcements. In case you weren't able to make the flight over, we have compiled a list of the best announcements from the show.
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Featuring Angenieux – Zeiss – Cooke – Leica – Sigma
IBC 2016 was abuzz with several major Cine Lens announcements including new lenses and innovations from Angenieux, Zeiss, Cooke, Leica, and Sigma. In the case of Angenieux it was a whole range of new zoom lenses known as the Type EZ Series. This includes two fast and light weight zooms with Interchangeable Rear Optics IRO technology™ to cover everything from S35 mm FF/VistaVision camera formats.
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Show, don’t tell. Don’t bore your audience with facts. Don’t tell them what you can do for them. Chances are they can find this information on your website. Instead, use your corporate video to share an experience. For example, Google understands customers are not looking for a list of features. They do a great job at showing their product in action, sharing an experience with the viewer that is both engaging and relatable.
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Join AbelCine for a special Saturday event: Fall Tech Expo! At this free, day-long event, attendees will get a closer look at all the new gear that manufacturers have announced at NAB, Cinegear, and IBC. There may even be a few surprises, so don’t miss out!
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The city of Alpharetta, Georgia is on a mission to rebrand itself. Not to its own inhabitants, but to outsiders who aren’t familiar with the city and what it has become. Suburbs aren’t traditionally viewed as hip hubs for tech companies, cultural events, nightlife and more; those distinctions are generally relegated to their urban counterparts. In Alpharetta’s case, however, this distinction couldn’t be further from the truth.
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VER just opened LA’s newest camera prep facility and they want you to see it. The fresh and airy, garage-style design offers cinema and television camera crews as much space as they want for thorough equipment check-out for all their production needs.
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The Panasonic Varicam LT is a really well built camera both in its physical make up and in its ability to make really great looking images. I knew this was a camera I would want to review. Recently, I had the opportunity to put the Varicam LT through its paces with rigorous testing in a variety of locations. I brought along Director of Photography, Sam Eilertsen, and one of the principals of WoodHaven Productions, a noted shooter in his own rights with solid screen credits and a great eye for detail.
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“The new Grapevine office is significantly larger than our previous Texas location, which will greatly benefit our customers in both service and inventory,” said Halid Hatic, president and general manager of Bexel. “We made the move to a larger footprint in Dallas/Fort Worth to help support the expansive growth of our systems integration group Bexel ESS. It deepens our engineering talent for project work, and fortifies our technical expertise in fiber optic solutions and flypack production systems, which were called upon to support the broadcasts from Brazil this summer.”
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Production rental houses are not new; they’ve been around since the 1920s. There are hundreds of them in Los Angeles and they’re all waiting for a director or producer to call and rent equipment from them. Imagecraft Productions, a boutique rental house in Burbank, is unique to the industry. Not only do they rent television broadcast equipment, but they have their hand in cinema, live events, and mobile video as well.
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