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Animation
Covers 2D/3D graphics used in film/TVC/ broadcast design (i.e. TV trailers/ promos etc) and visual graphics used in 'live' broadcast environment. 33
Broadcast
Includes only the creative process in a broadcast environment and Technology and products for broadcast. 32
Cameras
Covers film/digital cameras used in TVC/film/documentaries and Acquisition formats include: 16mm/ 35mm/ HD/ SD/ DV/ HDV. 34
Country Focus
38
Digital Cinema
The projection of movies in digital format using digital projectors such as the DLP units from TI. Also known as "d-cinema." 35
Events
Previews and reviews of key events in the broadcast, production and post industries. 41
Media Financing
Covers funding initiatives for TV/Film projects and media financing forums, groups and conferences. 36
Post-production
A final stage in the production of a film or a television program, occurring after the action has been filmed or videotaped and typically involving editing and the addition of soundtracks. 30
Production
The stage where the content is actually created and shot. 31
Technology Focus
Features and write-ups on the latest technological developments, products, equipment and installations in the TV/Film industry. 40
Visual Effects
Covers topics like blue screen, green screen, miniature sets, matte paintings, Rotoscope, Particle effects and dust and scratch removal. 37
