Remote production not only streamlined the BBC’s Euro 2024 coverage, but also brought environmental and cost-efficiency benefits.

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Director of photography Matt Gray, BSC shoots the riveting BBC series in 4K HDR using a pair of ARRI Alexa LF cameras.

Created to help market its devices, Apple’s media services have grown into a $68 billion business, bigger than Netflix and Spotify combined.

Shot by Mexican cinematographer Paula Huidobro on the Sony VENICE camera, “CODA” follows the coming-of-age of a child of deaf adults.

Vizrt’s Network Device Interface allows anyone to use real time, ultra low latency video on existing IP video networks.

“One of the great challenges of this project was finding ways — visually, cinematically — to show how Hemingway honed his craft and how he used words to such extraordinary effect.”

Extreme E is an ambitious attempt to fuse live sports with environmental awareness, using as lean a production footprint as it’s possible to achieve.