Interactive story telling

Is it the biggest step forward since the invention of color TV, as some say? Interactivity not only changes the way viewers watch their favorite program, it completely redefines the way shows are created and presented.

Information at a fingertip, interactive graphics that take the consumer into the heart of the action, real-time viewer feedback on the latest occurrences; there are many ways to captivate an audience that is used to multitask when sitting in front of TV.

Have a look at the following examples that show how broadcasters around the globe use interactive elements to enhance their program and bind viewers.

Viz Virtual Set at IBC 2010

2010-09-23 03:35 CEST

All the magic of Vizrt comes together in the Viz Virtual set. At IBC we showed a virtual set featuring many inteactive apps directly in the set; the set is itself being a goldmine for content driven production.

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ITN's development of a virtual touch screen

2010-11-25 05:13 CET

Uses of virtual touch-screens are widespread by Vizrt customers throughout the world as part of a Viz Virtual Studio set. Virtual touch screens have been exhibited extensively by Vizrt at IBC, NAB and other events, as a concept for customers to make use of. Here is a description of why it was created at ITN and how virtual touchscreens have been used since, by Ian White, Head of Computer Graphics for ITN.

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Getting in touch with business

2010-06-07 12:27 CEST

TV Tokyo Corporation is headquartered in Minato, Tokyo, Japan. It is one of the major Tokyo television stations, and the the key station of TX Network.

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Lockheed Martin Energy Graphic

2010-10-06 07:06 CEST

Can the massive and complex North American energy infrastructure be visualized in one application? And is it possible to make it seamlessly interactive as a highly functional and data rich tool? The answer is "yes" when you combine Vizrt graphics with Perceptive Pixel Interactive technology.

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Viz Weather at his fingertips

2010-06-07 12:35 CEST

Florenci Rey is one of the lead weather presenters at Spanish Canal Cuatro. He is also the editor of the weather shows. Florenci has pioneered the use of interactive screens and devices during weather shows and shares with us some insights and experiences on how to create non-linear interactive shows.

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Bringing social networks into the studio

2010-06-07 12:37 CEST

Nightline, ABC's late-night news program, is using a simple but powerful format to integrate Twitter messages into the show.

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