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This section is about production issues. There is stuff about production facilities, the future of producing content and the fact that we can all be broadcasters thanks to the internet.

Plus the second most popular topic people us to find the site "making video look like film".

PRODUCTION ISSUES
We're All Broadcasters Now. An opinion piece on Intellectual Property Rights and taking control of your content.
Big Brother Defends Rights Of Small Creators - Peter Bazalgette on the importance of Intellectual Property Rights and how independent producers can thrive on new media opportunities.
DV Gives International News Productions The Edge - Low-cost cameras and editing set up news agency for knife-edge delivery.
GREENPEACE: Filming Under Pressure - Pressure groups need publicity, that means pictures, which is why Greenpeace has been filming for as long as it's been campaigning.
UNDERCURRENTS: Battling Against The Tide - How low-cost video production set alternative news service on the campaign trail.

THE CHANGING FACE OF POST- PRODUCTION
From DV And Desktop To Delivery - How technology is changing the nature of production and post production.
The End of Facilities - With DV and computer-based editing, many producers are creating their own in-house post-production areas. But what does this mean for facilities houses?
The Future of Facilities - Where will facilities houses turn to next to stay in business?
Facilities Trickle Into Stream - In the age of stream, how will low cost Internet technology affect facilities?

CREATIVE PRODUCTION TECHNIQUES
DV gets the film look - thanks to the new Mini35 Digital adapter from P+S Technik. new
You've Got The Look - Making video look more like film - and making film look even better....
Here's our complete list of articles on making video look like film including links to other sites of interest.
Virtual Sets Get Ready For Takeoff - Added realism and lessened cost makes VS better alternative to traditional production.

 

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