Fri Jun 07, 2024 4:32 pm
Blackmagic Design today announced that TDS MultiMedia, a leading Toronto provider of digital media consulting and services, is using Blackmagic Design products to capture and live stream musical performances for venues of all sizes. From Toronto's iconic 650 person concert venue El Mocambo to the renowned classical/jazz venue Koerner Hall to the massive 17,000 seat Budweiser Stage, TDS MultiMedia easily adapts its workflow to suit its clients’ specific needs while consistently delivering cinematic results, putting audiences into the heart of the performances.
During the late ‘70s, El Mocambo quickly became Canada’s premiere showcase destination hosting the likes of The Rolling Stones, U2, Blondie and Stevie Ray Vaughan. Today, El Mocambo is now an entertainment venue and a world class production facility supported by a 4K TV control room style workflow for live to tape and live streamed shoots, powered by a Blackmagic Design multicamera live production studio. With the venue’s small size, the audience is up close and personal with each act, leaving little room for large cameras, jibs, etc. As such, the gear needs to cover all aspects of the performances without being distracting or even noticeable to the audience.
“To capture detailed shots of the performers and their instruments, such as keyboards and drums, a Blackmagic Micro Studio Camera 4K is strategically placed during concerts,” explained Founder and Principle of TDS MultiMedia Terry Walker. “Its compact size makes it a perfect fit for many venues, especially at Koerner Hall for capturing the orchestra’s conductor without any visual distractions. Larger cameras simply cannot fit in certain locations, and these compact cameras allow us to capture unique perspectives that you wouldn’t normally get.”
For more information, please visit: https://www.blackmagicdesign.com/media/ ... 0240603-01
During the late ‘70s, El Mocambo quickly became Canada’s premiere showcase destination hosting the likes of The Rolling Stones, U2, Blondie and Stevie Ray Vaughan. Today, El Mocambo is now an entertainment venue and a world class production facility supported by a 4K TV control room style workflow for live to tape and live streamed shoots, powered by a Blackmagic Design multicamera live production studio. With the venue’s small size, the audience is up close and personal with each act, leaving little room for large cameras, jibs, etc. As such, the gear needs to cover all aspects of the performances without being distracting or even noticeable to the audience.
“To capture detailed shots of the performers and their instruments, such as keyboards and drums, a Blackmagic Micro Studio Camera 4K is strategically placed during concerts,” explained Founder and Principle of TDS MultiMedia Terry Walker. “Its compact size makes it a perfect fit for many venues, especially at Koerner Hall for capturing the orchestra’s conductor without any visual distractions. Larger cameras simply cannot fit in certain locations, and these compact cameras allow us to capture unique perspectives that you wouldn’t normally get.”
For more information, please visit: https://www.blackmagicdesign.com/media/ ... 0240603-01