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CHANGING THE PICTURE 2014

CHANGING THE PICTURE 2014

CHANGING THE PICTURE 2014
The film and television industry is undergoing huge technological change.
For decades, the Industry has concentrated its efforts on keeping analogue film and its carrier viable, on preserving it, and on restoring it.  With the advent of Digital film’, the term ‘film’ has nothing to do with the carrier any more. It’s all about the work of the filmmakers, as the intellectual and artistic expression they wish to convey to the viewers – stored as ‘content’ within digital files. 

Along with new Production methods come fundamental changes of concept on every level; changes to the business model and impact on audience consumption. How will we consume content in 2020? What will the Production tools look like then?

CHANGING THE PICTURE is a technology conference on November 19 and 20 2014 aimed at broadcast industry executives; producers, production managers, sales and distribution companies and technology providers.

The cooperative research project dwerft – linked film & tv servicesin which the HIIG is involved, also offers a workshop to the conference. Together with Rotor Film and CineWrap current technologies and latest results of research on the subject of Linked Produktion Workflows will be presented.

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Costs

early bird ticket (up to october 10)95,00 €
standard ticket175,00 €

Registration

The registration is possible at the events homepage.

Event date

19.11.2014 - 20.11.2014 ical | gcal
 

Location

fx.Center Babelsberg,  August-Bebel-Straße 26,  14482 Potsdam

Contact

Artur Krutsch

Former Student Assistant: Communication and Knowledge Transfer

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