The latest issue of TVBEurope is out now to download and read, with an in-depth look at training and education in the industry.
With the US presidential election looming, we talk to Sky News about their plans to take remote production to the next level with coverage of the race to the White House.
Our Best of Show Awards feature highlights the innovative technology on display at last month’s IBC2024, showcasing every winner in the TVBEurope category. Staying with IBC2024, we review the inaugural LGBTQ+ Pride event at the show.
As classic animation Watership Down returns to the screen, the British Film Institute’s Douglas Weir explains how the feature was painstakingly restored.
We find out how a revolution in battery charging is helping Norwegian broadcaster NRK to tackle the often overlooked problem of disposable battery wastage, and Arqiva’s Dominic Wedgwood outlines how the company is harnessing the power of AI and the cloud.
Elsewhere in the issue, AI expert Graham Lovelace examines the potentially far-reaching effects of a landmark deal between a studio and AI solutions provider, we talk to the team behind the virtual environments for Apple TV’s Time Bandits and take a look at the crucial nature of timing in remote production.
