DocumentCode
3196150
Title
Digital post production-how the new generation of digital tools will redefine the nature of content creation for high-end programs
Author
Stojda, M.
Author_Institution
Avid Technology Inc., USA
fYear
1996
fDate
12-16 Sep 1996
Firstpage
85
Lastpage
93
Abstract
Even before computer-based graphics, editing and effects products became adopted en-mass, the commercial post-production community was asking vendors to provide products which would allow data, ideas and creativity to flow unencumbered in an integrated post-production environment. Rather than providing minor incremental advances such as those achieved from new point-products in the past, it was believed that such an environment would provide the means by which dramatic advances in creativity, flexibility and speed could be achieved. While the benefits of digital post-production were clear and readily embraced, until today, key enabling technologies were not sufficiently mature and available to make such an environment possible for any but the most adventurous and technically sophisticated facilities. 1996 will mark the year that digital post-production becomes a reality for many facilities as vendors such as Avid Technology begin shipping products designed to work together in a collaborative, flexible manner. This paper looks at what an all-digital post production process has to offer, the technology and products from which it is comprised, and discusses the short-term and potential long-term impact this new generation of technology may have on the commercial post industry. The environment to be described is not some notion of what will be possible in the distant future, but one which can be implemented today
Keywords
television broadcasting; Avid Technology; TV; computer workstations; content creation; creativity; digital post production; flexibility; high-end programs; integrated post-production environment; long-term impact; short-term impact;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
iet
Conference_Titel
Broadcasting Convention, International (Conf. Publ. No. 428)
Conference_Location
Amsterdam
ISSN
0537-9989
Print_ISBN
0-85296-663-6
Type
conf
DOI
10.1049/cp:19960787
Filename
642870
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