In this issue

The Oscar-winner, A.R. Rahman graces Digital Studio’s September edition! The legendary musician shares invigorating excerpts from his childhood, career, and the industry. The edition also packs some Rajnikanth action. Read all about the colour grading technology and VFX gone into making his recent movie, 2.0. IBC2019 is here, and the magazine features a special preview of what to expect at the mega convention, followed by an exciting list of technologies up for grabs at the show.

Viacom18 Partners With Film Heritage Foundation For Film Preservation

Viacom18 and Film Heritage Foundation (FHF) have been partnering for four years, to create awareness for the pressing need to preserve and restore both: films and film-related photographic and paper materials, to future-proof our cinematic heritage. Intensive training is conducted through the week-long film preservation and restoration workshops.

1 min

Hotstar Breaks Global Record During World Cup Semi-final

Hotstar set a new global benchmark during the India vs New Zealand World Cup semifinal, registering an unprecedented 25.3 million concurrent viewers, shattering its own previous world record of 18.6 million set during the VIVO IPL 2019 final.

1 min

Argosy Supports TTL Video At UK Premier League Football Clubs

Argosy, a supplier of critical infrastructure products for the broadcast, media and AV industries, has teamed with broadcast engineering and sports stadia facility specialists, TTL Video, to bring the infrastructure of newly promoted clubs into the UK’s top football division this coming season, in line with the latest broadcast requirements.

1 min

Larger Than Life

A. R. Rahman, the legendary Oscar-winner, graces us with his overwhelming knowledge about music, technology, and the industry.

10 mins

Painting The Picture

Sam Chynoweth brings a mixture of animation and live action experience to VFX-heavy, Rajnikanth starrer, 2.0.

8 mins

Ross Video At The Forefront

Ross Video was founded in 1974 in Montreal, Canada, by John Ross. A keen pilot, John sold the World War II trainer airplane he had painstakingly rebuilt over a two-year period for $3,500, and used the money as seed capital to start the company.

7 mins

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Digital Studio Magazine Description:

Broadcast & Production in India

Digital Studio is the trade publication for India's booming digital production and broadcast industry. Published by ITP Media (India) and circulated to a carefully targeted audience of production engineers, camera men, graphic designers and broadcast executives in Mumbai, Hyderabad and Chennai, Digital Studio combines the latest news, products, features, best practices and business trends to create a vital industry information resource for techies, creatives and executives.

With Digital Studio's compelling mix of industry news, on-location features, case studies, product showcases and reviews, the magazine provides a comprehensive monthly round-up of the latest developments driving the industry. Digital Studio provides industry professionals with an insight into the latest technological developments and market trends set to impact the way they do business. By ensuring the highest quality editorial content and providing the best possible news and information resource, in addition to technical analysis from experts in the field, Digital Studio is set to become a must-read for the industry's key decision makers, while delivering the ideal platform for companies looking to promote their products and services to industry professionals.