UEFA EURO 2020 - a fresh approach to remote reporting

MoovIT is a long-standing partner of UEFA, providing support with technical planning and the
implementation of workflows for reporting at the European Football Championships (or EURO). During UEFA EURO 2020, MoovIT was appointed as a host broadcast supplier for UEFA and delivered a number or remote workflow tools along with their partner companies.

European Football Championship: Remote workflows behind the scenes

The host broadcaster of the European Football Championships had to adapt its working methods to the pandemic - and made increased use of remote workflows.
The International Broadcast Center usually plays a central role at major sporting events such as the European Football Championships. Such an IBC usually houses comprehensive broadcast technology such as control rooms, control rooms, servers, monitoring and transcoding systems, uplinks - and much more. The IBC is also a temporary base for broadcasters from all over the world. The IBC for the European Football Championships in Amsterdam also has all of this functionality, but it was set up in a completely different way than in previous years.

NDR’s video graphic team about „Easy Insert 2“ aka Vulcano

SWR invests in the future with agile workflows

The SWR broadcasting corporation boasts 12 regional studios and three broadcasting centres located in Stuttgart, Mainz and Baden-Baden. As a member of the ARD public service broadcasting group in south-west Germany, SWR produces state-wide programming for the German federal states of Baden-Württemberg and Rhineland-Palatinate. Moreover, in its role as an ARD member, SWR is also involved in collaborative television programming on the channels Das Erste, Kika, Arte, Phoenix, 3sat, One and Tagesschau24. In SWR’s regional studios, the editing teams focus predominantly on preparing state- and region-specific programming and reports.
In addition to linear TV, online content and social media are gaining in importance. This has a direct impact on the formats produced as well as on technical requirements and working structures. A key priority for SWR is to create tailored solutions for the various distribution channels. At the same time, there is a clear need to standardise editing processes and establish centralised structures in order to optimise internal processes.

Spotlight on Helmut4 at TV2 Danmark

This episode is a 7-minute-spotlight on Helmut4 and how TV2 Danmark implemented the Adobe project management tool in parts of their postproduction infrastructure. Markus Appelmann is interviewing Christoffer Laubel, Solutions Architect at TV2, who gives insights into the way Helmut4 is being used within the production of their young video format "TV2 Echo". As TV2 is traditionally working with Avid, this is kind of a "laboratory trial" to use Adobe Premiere for editing and Helmut4 for orchestration of their postproduction workflows.

Cutting edge video marketing with TitleTool

"Video is an integral part of our strategy. In a global group like ZWILLING, well-coordinated and targeted brand communication and efficient control are extremely important. Video plays a central role in this. With TitleTool, we now have the unique opportunity to translate our video content almost in real time and to make it available for international marketing campaigns via all the necessary channels."

Pierre Miggelt
Global Content Team Leader at ZWILLING

Review- and Approval-Tool »RevApp«

MoovIT hat mit RevApp eine Review- und Approval-Software entwickelt, die sich als Standalone-Tool betreiben lässt, im Zusammenspiel mit Helmut4 aber besonders viele Vorteile bietet.

A complete system overhaul at Telebasel

Using Swiss private broadcaster Telebasel as an example, this article illustrates how optimised workflows can create future-proof structures for an agile company – from technical, organisational and economic perspectives alike.

News Localization with TitleTool

May 11, 2022, Cologne - swissinfo.ch is the international online service of the Swiss public broadcaster SRG Group. 60 editors provide independent online reporting worldwide on current topics from politics, business, science, culture and society with a connection to Switzerland. External sources, information from the SRG Group and our own contributions form the basis for this. Many Swiss citizens living abroad and people interested in Switzerland who want to obtain independent information make active use of this service. The topicality and authenticity of the contributions as well as the debates on the website and the discussion on social media are just as important as the comprehensibility of the video content. This not only applies to the content that the editors prepare thematically, but the language and format are also essential in order to reach the target groups abroad and on their platforms. Translations into up to 10 languages are planned for this purpose - and according to swissinfo, that is almost 75% of the global internet community that can be reached in this way.