Panasonic cameras
Image capture from the camera positions on the set.
BUENOS AIRES, ARGENTINA · TELEVISION STUDIO
Extra!: a studio for live television in Buenos Aires.
Technical installation and integration: Esteban Lorato together with GLMedia.
The Extra! studio was built for daily live broadcasting, bringing together cameras, displays, video processing, audio and signal distribution. Esteban Lorato and GLMedia worked together on the technical installation of this infrastructure.
The set and the systems behind live production.
- Project
- Extra! · Television studio
- Location
- Buenos Aires, Argentina
- Joint work
- Esteban Lorato and GLMedia
- Application
- Daily live broadcasting
- Technical areas
- Cameras, switching, displays, LED processing, audio and signal distribution
The cameras, switcher, displays and audio system were connected for live studio production.
The photographs show camera positions facing the desk, displays integrated into the set and overhead studio lighting. The two videos provide walkthroughs of the Extra! spaces and show the placement of cameras, monitors and displays.
The systems integrated into the studio.
Blackmagic ATEM Constellation switcher
Video source selection and mixing for production.
UGM displays
Content display within the set design.
COEX processing
Image processing for the LED display system.
Audio system
Mixing and management of the studio’s audio signals.
Shure QLX-D · QLXD1 transmitters
Wireless audio transmission using bodypack transmitters.
Blackmagic 40 × 40 · 12G router
Video signal distribution and routing between equipment.
Two walkthroughs inside Extra!
Walkthrough of the studio with the desk
Walkthrough of the LED display set
Cameras, desk and set displays.
A joint installation.
The studio installation in Buenos Aires was carried out by Esteban Lorato together with GLMedia. The work presented here covers the studio’s technical installation.
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