BirdDog has a wide variety of NDI tools and software to help you bring immense value to your live NDI based production. Check out this episode of “Learn it with Larry”, which goes in depth with BirdDog products.
The Epiphan Pearl Mini hardware encoder gives organizations powerful tools for live video production. In this practical and interactive webinar, we’ll show you the ins and outs of Pearl Mini’s browser-based user interface, offering an in-depth look at its many advanced features – from custom layouts to network security.
NewTek TriCaster® offers many powerful keying functions to allow you to layer video in creative ways. Among those is a Tracker, that lets you select a color region in a video […]
SAN ANTONIO, USA and BERGEN, NORWAY — April 1, 2019 — Vizrt, the world’s leading provider of visual storytelling tools for media content creators, has acquired NewTek, world leader in […]
Live streaming has become more popular as a means to stay connected with your clients, audience and fans.
It has received a big boost with social media live streaming with Facebook Live, YouTube Live, Periscope/Twitter and now Instagram.
A Media and Culture major, Jillian Offermann is leading a team of Bentley students who will operate the Bentley Arena in-house media control room along with a small crew of production professionals.
Wowza ClearCaster™ Software Version 1.0.4.17 is now available on all devices!
With this update, ClearCaster offers titling, redundancy in the Manager UI, features to create even better broadcasts, and more:
My primary goal with every church congregation I work with is simple: enhance the worship experience.
I want members to walk away from worship feeling like they’ve worshipped God. I want the people who work in the control room to walk in, confident in their abilities to deliver video and audio to the congregation with no mistakes. On the flip side, if my suggestions:
In the nine years I’ve spent in my current role as production director [at Church of the Highlands in Birmingham, Ala.], I’ve learned some tips and tricks that can be applied to any video directing situation in any church. Regardless of the goal of the finished product, I feel that if a live video director can focus on these simple ideas, it will help improve the end product.
A directing mistake sparked Grace Church to develop a video philosophy. The result is a common language to communicate what success looks like to the staff and volunteer video team.