Gearhouse Broadcast to Demonstrate Flexible OBLite HD OB Trailer at BVE 2014
BVE 2014, Stand B01, 21 January 2014 – Gearhouse Broadcast will be showing its much-talked about fully-equipped, live production HD OB trailer at Broadcast Video Expo (BVE) in ExCeL London from 25-27 February 2014. OBLite is an affordable trailer designed and built by Gearhouse’s in-house systems integration division which provides a compact but flexible footprint that can accommodate a complex production workflow.
OBLite, which was launched at IBC2013, features eight Hitachi camera channels and can easily house a seven- to eight-person production and operation crew. It is easy to up- or down-spec as required and offers low power consumption, ergonomic design and features a production gallery, audio workstations and an engineering control area.
Its end-to-end live HD production workflow operates eight Hitachi camera channels (seven SK-HD1200 portable-type production cameras and one SK-HD1500 6G Super Slow-Motion camera); a Ross Carbonite vision mixer; and the recently launched Lawo V__link4 video-over-IP solution; Harris Platinum router and Glue; Harris test and measurement systems; a Studer Vista audio mixer; and a Harris Inscriber CG system. Along with full talkback capabilities.
Eamonn Dowdall, Business Development Director of Gearhouse Broadcast, said: “We’ve had a lot of interest in OBLite since it was unveiled last September, so BVE is a great opportunity for us to show the local market what its capabilities are and discuss the improvements we’ve since made to it. The trailer offers the full range of OB functionality and is ideally suited to covering everything from IPTV and live web streaming productions to red carpet events, festivals and smaller six-to-ten-camera live sports broadcast projects where using a full-size OB truck would prove cost-prohibitive.”
Hitachi, with whom Gearhouse Broadcast has an exclusive partnership, will also have a presence on the BVE stand (B01) and will be on hand to discuss their range of cameras which have most recently been used for the recording of Deal or No Deal, I’m a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! and at the ATP World Tour Finals tennis.
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About Gearhouse Broadcast
Gearhouse Broadcast is a market leader in the field of broadcast services. It specialises in broadcast project solutions, systems integration, equipment rental and equipment sales and operates globally with offices in the UK, USA, Australia, India and Doha. The company has vast experience and a proven track record in its involvement in major broadcast projects such as Wimbledon, the ATP Tennis Masters and I’m A Celebrity, Get Me Out of Here.
Gearhouse Broadcast Systems Integration division offers both permanent and temporary broadcast installations. Its expertise lies in the provision of solutions for studios, outside broadcast facilities, transmission and automation, master control rooms, stadium installations and broadcast cabling. It can offer mixed systems integration solutions, as either outright sales or a mixture of sales and rental facilities.
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