Canon India’s ‘Future Broadcasting’ hosts its 10th Edition in Kochi

KOCHI:
Inaugurating the tenth release of Canon India’s widespread Cinema and Pro DV venture ‘Future Broadcasting’, Kochi is all prepared to welcome the eventual fate of trends for the silver screen.
The venture accomplished in collaboration with driving industry specialists, including Avid/Real Image (a division of Qube Cinema Technologies), LiveU, G-Technology from Western Digital and Atomos, saw of progression of workshops and events, designed to give hands on understanding on products like Cinema EOS C200, Cinema EOS C300 Mark II and XA 15 &XF 405 along with ME20F-SH(Multi-purpose camera). With a firm spotlight on its objectives, the venture got industry specialists to exhibit the workflow of these superlative solutions, affirming that these will lead the inevitable patterns in the Cinema and PRO DV segment.
The first leg of the workshop was organized in Guwahati and Imphal respectively in January 2018. The consequent events were planned in Bhubaneshwar on February 19, trailed by Kolkata on February 21 st and Jaipur on March 18 th . Following the accomplishment of the project in National Capital on 27 th of April, Hyderabad on the 30 th of May, Chennai on 1 st June and Bengaluru on 1 st August , the project ventures into Kochi.
Talking about their partnership with Canon, Sathish Kumar.P, General Manager of Real Image (a division of Qube Cinema Technologies), said, “Future Broadcasting has been an ideal stage for us to grandstand an overview of the Avid Media Composer editing application and Avid Newsroom workflows, Avid Storage, Asset Management, Cloud based and Social Media Workflows. We will likewise exhibit Media Composer | First. The free-to-use Media Composer | First provides users with a extensive yet simple editing toolset with many of the same features and functionality that award- winning Media Composer  editors rely on, in a new powerful, streamlined interface.”
Discussing the advancement of video transmission units and its relationship with Canon, Yaal Eshel, VP Sales, LiveU stated, “Since LiveU invented cellular bonding in 2006, the company’s portable live video transmission units have replaced traditional SNG trucks, offering far greater mobility and cost-effectiveness for global news gathering. Moving further, we are extremely happy to join forces with Canon and Avid to introduce our most recent solutions, including the LU600 HEVC, offering unmatched quality and reliability for news gathering, sports and any other live video productions. We will likewise demonstrate LiveU Solo, our cost-effective plug-and-play device bringing broadcast- quality live streaming to the online market.”
Another vital accomplice for the tenth edition of Future Broadcasting is Atomos, an Australia based organisation, making high quality camera monitors and recorders. Speaking at the occasion, Dilip Kathuria, CEO, Atomos, said, “I am deligted to connect with Canon and exhibiting our CDM Technologies and Solutions (CDMTS) at ‘Future broadcasting’ . The idea behind this affiliation is to not only exhibit the future of silver screen innovation, but also the associated technologies required to sustain the production. Our workflows are designed to enable cinematographers benefit with high quality monitoring, recording and editing. We will also be demonstrating LiveU Solo, our cost- effective plug-and-play device bringing broadcast-quality live streaming to the online market.”
Commenting on the importance of storage, Khalid Wani – Director – Channel Sales, India, Western Digital, said, “With an aim to empower professionals to capture their dreams, enhance their storytelling, and enliven their moments of inspired creativity,we enable content creators to capture and tell their stories. Future Broadcasting is a full-fledged project encompassing everything that has to do with cinema and filming and storage is an important part of the whole process.”