The BSC Expo will take place at Battersea Evolution, London on 14 - 15 February 2025. The BSC Expo is the dedicated film and TV production show and is now a recognised fixture...
Registration is Now Open For The Largest Edition of The Media Production and Technology Show To Date - MPTS (Media Production & Technology Show) announces that registration is now...
NANLITE and NANLUX are leading innovators in LED light design and development, dedicated to manufacturing high-quality lighting solutions for Film and TV. The brands are family-run and recently celebrated their...
Hawk-Woods are a UK-based company with 33 years of experience and knowledge within the Film & Broadcast Industry, being well recognised worldwide for pioneering many original products since the early 90s...
Cinematographer and Rock & Roll Lighting Pro Vance Burberry ASC, ACS used the Rosco X-Effects LED Projector to conjure dynamic and diverse lighting effects that he could use in future music...
GTC Patron Matthews is back with a new spin on a pint-sized favourite: the 5” Pocket C-Stand now with a ¼”-20 Adapter. Celebrating more than half a century supporting productions of...
GTC Patron Sony, announces new features and operational improvements have been added to the upcoming BURANO Version 2.0 firmware update. Planned to be released in March 2025, BURANO Version 2.0 offers...
Unlock 25% Discount for 25 Days in '25 GTC Patron VMI, launches its campaign to give you a head start in 2025 enabling you to create, innovate, and excel without...
GTC Patron, NANLITE introduces the new NANLITE FC-120C offering creators a high-performance, full-colour LED spotlight option that won’t break the bank. Versatile, highly portable lighting has become an essential for creators. It...
GTC Patron Panasonic Connect’s series of four new 4K 60p 10bit professional camcorders have been developed specifically for the requirements of on-location filming teams and video creators. The high-end AG-CX20 and...
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