Tag Archives: campus technology

JVC Professional Video, a division of JVCKENWOOD USA Corporation, today announced West Virginia University Football in Morgantown, W.Va., is using five new JVC GY-HM620 ProHD cameras to record practice footage for coaches. The new cameras were delivered in mid-July in time for use during the team’s first practice of the season on July 30. According to Kyle Butler, video coordinator for WVU Football, ...

Chelmsford, Massachusetts – As part of a unique partnership, students from Canadore College’s Broadcasting and Video Production program in North Bay, Ontario, use a Broadcast Pix™ Granite™ 2000 integrated production switcher to provide scoreboard video coverage of the North Bay Battalion hockey team at the North Bay Memorial Gardens Sports Arena. The city owns the arena, but the Canadore staff built the control room ...

SEATAC, WA — The Digital Media Program at Bates Technical College, a public college based in Tacoma, Wash., officially moved into its new facilities on Jan. 4. Integrated by professional video and audio systems integration firm Advanced Broadcast Solutions (ABS), the video production workspace is housed in the new Advanced Technology Center on the Central/Mohler Campus. According to Brian Parker, ...

LOS ANGELES – It was only used for one scene in the play, but the Zylight F8-B UV Fresnel made a profound impact on University of California, Irvine audiences during These Shining Lives, which closed a three-weekend run at the Little Theatre at the Claire Trevor School of the Arts on Dec. 6. The black light was used to creatively ...

Tokyo, Japan – FOR-A Company Limited announces that Bangkok University’s School of Communication Arts has been using its VRCAM2 virtual studio system. First installed in January 2011, the school frequently uses FOR-A’s sensor-less virtual studio system to train its students in program production, and the technology is also utilized for production of school events. Bangkok University also purchased FOR-A’s HVS-Bangkok ...

Cypress, CA – Since its introduction into the market last year, FOR-A’s HVS-XT video production switcher series has proven a popular fit for a wide range of applications. Current customers of FOR-A XT Series switchers include: schools, houses of worship, production companies and major broadcasting networks. The HVS-XT100 comes with a separate main unit and control panel, while the HVS-XT110 features a compact, integrated ...