"Saturday Night Live," Bandwidth Standards, Seattle Mariners, On-Air Systems, State of Television Conference, Second Screens

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October 23, 2013

Here are stories we thought you might be interested in from Connect 2 Media & Entertainment. TELEVISION Q&A: Adam Epstein, Editor, "SNL" Short Films One of the biggest treats each week on "Saturday Night Live" is to see what kind of bizarre short films will be shown. These mini-movies are the product of the writers along with the filmmaking unit, which includes director/producer Rhys Thomas and editor Adam Epstein. Read More» INSPIRED BY NAB The Unpleasantry of the International TV Business Gallivanting is our mission, not our pleasure. If some pleasure is to be derived from traveling, it is only when we finally arrive at the destination. Read More» RADIO Bob Orban on a Full Bandwidth Standard The main advantages of a digital composite connection are convenience and RFI immunity. Existing analog composite connections are simple and offer excellent audio performance. Read More» PRODUCTION/POST/SOUND Icon, Inspiration, Innovation: Digital Bolex's D16 Camera Becomes a Reality Bolex. The name is so iconic that it can separate DPs into their own generational divide: those who remember the famed 16mm film cameras and those who don't. Now, a group of enthusiasts headed by L.A. cinematographer Joe Rubinstein are bringing the style of the original Bolex into the digital cinema era. Read More» LIVE/PUBLIC SPACES Seattle Mariners Move Eight Million Pixels The biggest LED video screen in baseball burst onto the scene in the Seattle Mariners' Safeco Field last April and fans were knocked over by the size and the super high resolution. Read More»   PRODUCTION/POST/SOUND "Rush" Races Through Post Tracing the true story of drivers James Hunt and Niki Lauda and their pivotal competition throughout the 1976 F1 World Championship, "Rush" was shot using a variety of digital formats by cinematographer Anthony Dod Mantle, ASC, BSC, DFF. Read More» RADIO Side by Side: On-Air Telephone Systems Radio listeners like to interact on-air with their favorite stations, and the telephone is still the easiest way for them to do it. Read More» More Articles & Insights Preview: NYC Television Week's TV on Wall Street » State of Television Conference to Feature TV All-Stars » Get a Free Pass to NYC Television Week's Solutions Center Exhibit Floor » Off-Air TV Delivery Continues to Grow » Will Digital Downloads Save Quality Audio? » Global Online Video Revenues to Reach Nearly $35B by 2018 » Second Screens Proliferate »

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