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MillimeterDigital Content Producer's The Briefing Room
Jan 1, 2009 12:00 PM
Canon's XH G1 HD Camcorder Chosen by Varuna Entertainment to Shoot Two New Challenging Reality Series for Major Cable Networks
Inspired storytelling, superior HDTV production values, and prudent budgeting are essential elements in the competitive world of producing innovative programming for today's cable networks. For Varuna Entertainment, achieving these goals is made easier by using Canon's XH G1 HD camcorders to capture dramatic, challenging, and often dangerous footage for two of its latest cable reality series. …
Electrosonic Installs First Iosono Sound System in the United States, Part of the Multi-million-dollar Renovation of the Museum Of Tolerance
Electrosonic has been a key player in the multi-million-dollar renovation of the Museum of Tolerance/Simon Wiesenthal Center in Los Angeles. Among the improvements made by Electrosonic was the installation of a 308-channel Iosono sound system in the Peltz Theater — the first theater installation of its type in the United States — extensive AV support for a new exhibit depicting Simon Wiesenthal's Vienna office, and the upgrading of many other exhibits and interactive displays. …
LaCie Mints New USB Products with a Priceless Design
LaCie announced the first minting of the LaCie CurrenKey USB flash drives. Designed to carry in your pocket or coin purse, LaCie CurrenKeys are eye-catching, high-speed USB 2.0 drives that resemble contemporary coinage, ideally suited to hold customers' valuable data.
Created exclusively for LaCie by the award-winning 5.5 designers, the LaCie CurrenKeys open with a simple rotation of the coin's edge — an elegant and security-conscious design that easily reveals and hides the USB connector with a twist. For added data security, the LaCie CurrenKeys are made with a shock-proof, die-cast metal for resilience and safety, protecting a user's on-the-go information. …
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