On Thursday 10th of February the Stream UK production team was webcasting from the RSA’s State of the Arts Conference as well as webcasting live the Cultural Question Time panel at 2.00pm which can now be viewed here: (http://stateofthearts.streamuk.com/). The second annual State of the Arts conference, organised by the RSA and Arts Council England, brought together a wide range of creative voices to debate issues around resilience, audience and the value of arts and culture.
Stream UK delivered full production at the event – which included 8 HD broadcast cameras, 5 camera operators, HD vision mixing equipment, Producer, HD live encoding units. All of the key note sessions from the conference will be available on the link above and talk about the issues surrounding the Arts industry as well as new forms of art and traditional formats.
The event was a total success, with the Twitter hash tag #StateOfTheArts trending at number one in the UK at by the end of the day and over 1000 viewers for the live Q+A session! All the sessions from the day are now available on demand if you missed out, just head over to http://stateofthearts.streamuk.com/
Stream ES have once again collaborated with Way To Blue at the Avatar preview in Madrid, Spain.
The film premieres in December, but it’s already being hailed as the film of the year. Avatar, James Cameron’s first film since Titanic, uses CGI technology to offer a whole new cinematographic experience.
The 15 minute preview took place in Madrid, Barcelona, Mallorca and various other spanish cities on the 21st August.
Stream ES filmed the preview and the interviews and carried out the post-production. Here’s a little preview…
For those who have always dreamed of driving into a car wash and have beautiful women clean their car, last Tuesday was the day their dreams came true, when Stream ES collaborated with Way To Blue to deliver the refreshing promo for Sex Drive, this year’s funniest movie.
The promo took place in a car wash just outside a hotel in Plaza de Cuzco, Madrid, where drivers could get their car washed, take pictures of the girls and have a light beverage.
Stream ES did a one camera shoot, filming the event and interviews and was in charge of the post-production.
