Trends – Page 28
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Industry TrendsCES 2021: Gaming, spatial audio and transparent TVs
A lo-fi CES delivered more practical iterations for digital entertainment than jaw dropping gadgets
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Industry TrendsThe evolution of localisation technology
It remains a dynamic period for localisation technology providers as streaming services and expectations of customisation continue to develop rapidly, writes David Davies.
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Industry Trends2021 predictions: Vendor expectations for 2021
IBC365 asks some key vendors for their predictions for 2021, following a tough year for the industry
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Industry TrendsWhy personalisation will define the next phase of streaming
Interest in delivering OTT/VOD services that accommodate greater personalisation of content and advertising closer to the viewer is growing all the time.
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Industry TrendsHow video became the radio star
The death of radio has been long predicted, but broadcasters have found brilliant new ways to boost audiences: video. James Pearce considers how radio stations use video across social media platforms.
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Industry Trends2021 predictions: What to expect from broadcasters and streamers
Super-aggregation, sustainability and AI driven efficiencies join cloud deployment as key trends.
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Industry TrendsBehind the Scenes: The King’s Man
Ben Davis, BSC, on shooting the series’ signature cartoonesque action sequences against a more sombre backdrop.
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Industry Trends2021 predictions: What to expect in live sport
With the Olympics leading the charge, spectators and major international events will return providing a fillip for broadcasters, vendors and viewers while moves to remote production will mature and nascent technology like 5G will fuel interactive fan engagement.
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Industry Trends2021 predictions: What to expect in post-production
The only constant is change as the post sector gears up for remote distributed permanence, more virtual production and a bounce back
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Industry Trends2021 predictions: What to expect in production
Sony Pictures, BBC, BSC, ASC and the DPP gives their verdicts on Covid impact and views on virtual production to training
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Industry TrendsBehind the Scenes: The Eight Hundred
Box office champion and war epic sets a new standard for production values in Chinese cinema.
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Industry TrendsBehind the Scenes: Nomadland
Filmmakers Chloé Zhao and Joshua James Richards discuss their naturalistic approach to stories about American life in the margins
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Industry Trends2020 in review: Vendor CEOs share their views
The leaders of Ross Video, Imagine Communications, Grass Valley, Mediakind and LTN Global share their views on a year like no other.
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Industry Trends2020 in review: Mergers and acquisitions
2020 was predicted to see significant M&A activity across the media and entertainment space, but did the coronavirus slow down consolidation?
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Industry Trends2020 in review: Did OTTs come out on top?
2020 was predicted to be the year of the OTT with new platform launches set to reignite the streaming wars. But did Coronavirus throw a spanner in the works?
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Industry TrendsBehind the Scenes: Wonder Woman 1984
Wonder Woman is back, but this time it’s the eighties. Editor Richard Pearson explains how director Patty Jenkins developed DC’s amazon character for her latest big screen adventure.
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Industry Trends2020 in review: July to December
In the second part of our news roundup, covering July to December, IBC365 looks at how the industry came out of Covid lockdowns, some of the key diversity initiatives and the first ever IBC Showcase
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Industry Trends2020 in review: January to June
2020 was dominated by Covid, the Black Lives Matter movement and the US election. IBC365 looks back at some of the biggest news stories from the first six months of the year.
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Industry TrendsBehind the Scenes: News of the World
Paul Greengrass and Tom Hanks team up again for a Western that is already taking its place among the classics.
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Industry Trends2020 in review: How commercial broadcasters have coped with coronavirus
Advertising revenue reductions have hurt Europe’s commercial broadcasters badly during 2020.
