Adrian Pennington - The Write Stuff

Thursday, 27 January 2011

BSkyB amends 3D content rules

›
Broadcast BSkyB has changed its regulations to allow more 2D-to-3D converted content within programmes broadcast on its Sky 3D channel. ...
Wednesday, 12 January 2011

Mind the 3D content gap

›
  CSI  If 2010 was the year 3DTV became a reality, the next 12 months will go some way to proving if the industry's optimism is ju...
Thursday, 6 January 2011

‘Applification’ amplified at CES

›
Installation International The Consumer Electronics Show (CES) which begins today in Las Vegas is a reliable barometer of the key trends l...
Friday, 10 December 2010

Year in Studios 2010 - Hotcam: providing the HD factor

›
Broadcast  Three major shows took the leap into high-definition and tapeless production this year: EastEnders, Deal Or No Deal and The X Fa...

Year in review 2010: Elstree Studios

›
Broadcast  Elstree Studios managing director Roger Morris blames the dip in TV work on a “lack of decision-making and musical chairs” a...

Studios in 2010

›
A review of studios sector UK 2010 - Broadcast  http://www.broadcastnow.co.uk/techfacils/production-feature/studios-in-2010-timeline/50...

Hotcam: providing the HD factor

›
Broadcast Three major shows took the leap into high-definition and tapeless production this year: EastEnders, Deal Or No Deal and The X...
‹
›
Home
View web version

Adrian Pennington

My photo
The Write Stuff
Hello. I'm a journalist and editor specialising in the creation, business and technology of moving image media. Published in The Guardian, The Financial Times, British Cinematographer, The Hollywood Reporter, Screen International, Premiere, Broadcast, RTS Television, SMPTE and IABM journals and more. I also copywrite materials for online, marketing emails and press releases. I programme conferences, moderate conference sessions and manage projects. I co-authored the book Exploring 3D which includes interviews with Martin Scorsese, Wim Wenders and Baz Luhrmann.
View my complete profile
Powered by Blogger.