At IBC 2011, Sony will reveal how it is accelerating change in the media and broadcast industry, from independent production companies and freelancers, to international broadcasters and cinema chains. By working in close collaboration with partners and customers, Sony will demonstrate how innovative products that go beyond HD are enabling customers from across Europe to […]
At IBC 2011, Sony will reveal how it is accelerating change in the media and broadcast industry, from independent production companies and freelancers, to international broadcasters and cinema chains. By working in close collaboration with partners and customers, Sony will demonstrate how innovative products that go beyond HD are enabling customers from across Europe to stay at the leading edge of content creation and distribution through a plethora of home, cinema and mobile platforms.
One of the key forces driving this change is 4K technology, with products such as Sonys groundbreaking F65 motion picture camera proving to be a catalyst in the market since being announced at NAB 2011.
Sony claims its F65 demonstrates its commitment in developing every aspect of 4K workflow from acquisition through to the final output in cinemas and living rooms across Europe. At IBC 2011, Sony will show how customers are using 4K to excite viewers by enabling them to experience the highest quality images possible, just as the director intended.
Sony will also celebrate some of its key partnerships with major sports entertainment organisations, such as the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club (AELTC).
At the forefront of 3D technology advancement, Sony successfully produced the 2011 Wimbledon Tennis Championships in 3D for the very first time, highlighting its commitment to pioneering the next chapter of 3D entertainment. Furthermore, the recent acquisition of Hawk-Eye, the worlds most sophisticated sports officiating tool, is evidence of how Sony is strategically investing and collaborating with other innovative companies to drive change within the sports broadcasting industry.
IBC 2011 marks a return to business-as-usual for Sony, following the challenges posed to its operations following the natural disaster in Japan in March of this year.
IBC 2011 is an important opportunity to acknowledge the incredibly strong relationships we have with our customers, said Olivier Bovis, Head of AV Media, Sony Professional, Sony Europe.
Following the Tohoku earthquake and tsunami, our customers have supported us wholly while we resolved various supply chain issues and got ourselves back on track. On the back of what has been a pivotal year in terms of product innovation and landmark customer wins, IBC will be an opportunity to look to the future and talk to customers about their business aspirations over the coming year.
The Sony stand at IBC will have a strong focus on customers, with specifically designed areas for each customer segment. As part of this focus, the stand will include a large content theatre that will showcase cutting edge video from customers in both 3D and 4K.
