It’s almost time for NAB 2008, and this year NewscastStudio is pulling out all the stops with more coverage than ever before. As part of the upcoming coverage, we want questions from you to ask the major set design, graphic design, music, and new media companies. These questions can be about anything, from their newest project, to why a company started their business.
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Then, watch NewscastStudio next week for wall to wall coverage you can count on from NAB 2008. We have a lot of great stuff planed, so stay tuned.
Plase Ask FX Group about new 3d Chroma Backgrounds if we can see a preview and when they will be out. Also a cost range.
To set design companies: How much time does it usually take to tackle a project, and how do you envision your designs to make them reality? In other words, do you just put your ideas on paper and draw it out or do you use special software?
To New Media Companies: What made you want to get into this business and are you glad you did?
A question in particular to Giant Octopus: How long did it take to tackle projects such as WSOC, WFTV, WSB, or KTVU? They are really good looking, what made you come up with those ideas?
To graphics companies like Hothaus and Giant Octopus: What is required to work there as a graphics designer, and is it really hard to design graphics? I would also like to know what kinds of software you use.
To News Music Companies like Stephen Arnold, Gari Communications, or 615: How do you make such great sound? What are some of the instruments you use to make the news music sound really good?
Do you have news music sheets that have piano notes? If so, are they available to people like us (public)?
Either Stephen Arnold, Frank Gari, or 615, etc.
For graphics companies: what software do you use, and do you have any tips for amateurs on how to use these programs to their fullest potential?
What do members think of Chairman Martin’s initiatives for Class A and LP? Would full powers really agree to host LPS on spare digital channels until the FCC finally lets us go digital, as Martin has proposed?