Broadcast Pix Simplifies Multi-Camera Production for Finland's Sami Cultural Centre Sajos
Billerica, Massachusetts- Broadcast Pix(TM) today announced the Sámi Cultural Centre Sajos in Inari, Finland, is using a Granite(TM) 1000 Video Control Center(TM) for live event production. Built to preserve and develop Sámi culture and business, the modern facility was completed in January and has hosted a variety of events, including seminars, workshops, and concerts.
"Granite is a good solution because of the powerful features and because it is a cost effective HD video control system," said Mikko Juntunen, systems specialist, production and post, for Mediatrade in Helsinki, Finland, the systems integrator that installed the system. "The integrated switcher and clip server - and options such as Panasonic camera control - were also important issues in planning the system integration."
Sajos offers several venues for events, from small and medium-sized conference rooms to a main hall that can accommodate up to 430 people. Multi-camera productions have been streamed on the Internet, recorded for event organizers, distributed on the facility's internal television channel, and used to provide I-MAG (image magnification) for live audiences. Juntunen said the facility uses a variety of Granite's built-in workflow tools, including the Fluent(TM) Clip Store, Harris Inscriber CG, customizable Fluent-View multi-viewer, and chromakey. Granite may also be used as the clip server for all screenings during Skabmagovat 2013, an upcoming film festival, according to Juntenen.
"Granite is an all-in-one package," said Joonas Saari of the Sajos Centre. "It has made the multi-camera tasks, such as live streaming and video projection projects possible."
About Broadcast Pix The leader in live video production systems, Broadcast Pix was founded in 2002 and has customers in more than 110 countries. Its Video Control Centers(TM) combine an integrated switcher, clip server, CG, and device control software with patented control panels, unique touch-screens, and exceptional displays that enable operators to create with confidence. That confidence is further enhanced with rock-solid stability, patented technologies to maintain lip sync, and great technical support. Systems range from compact systems controlled by touch-screen or voice automation to sophisticated 2 M/E control panels. Customers include leading broadcast, corporate, education, religious, government, webcast, entertainment and mobile studios. Learn more at www.broadcastpix.com.
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