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    Home » Ithaca College Chooses Cartoni Camera Support for HD Production Facilities

    Ithaca College Chooses Cartoni Camera Support for HD Production Facilities

    By Artisans PRTuesday, December 8, 2015Updated:Tuesday, May 14, 2024No Comments4188 Views
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    Highly regarded broadcast program is using Cartoni pedestals and camera heads to support new Ikegami cameras and CueScript prompters.

    North Hollywood, CA -- (SPW) --

    Ithaca College’s Roy H. Park School of Communications recently selected Cartoni camera support products from Manios Digital & Film as part of a general upgrade of its studio production facilities. A total of six Cartoni P90 studio pedestals, and Omega fluid heads are part of an all-new camera package that also includes ten HD Ikegami cameras and six state-of-the-art CueScript teleprompters. The school also purchased four Gamma fluid heads for its mobile production unit. The new gear will be used for both classroom instruction and student production activity, including ICTV, the school’s award-winning, student-run television operation.

    Ithaca College boasts one of the oldest and most sophisticated broadcast production programs in higher education, serving students from around the country and the world. This past year, the school implemented plans to overhaul its production facilities to bring them in line with current professional standards. “Our philosophy is to provide our students with the best and most advanced equipment, compatible with our instructional needs and budget,” says Director of Technical Operations David Priester. “We buy infrequently, but we buy well.”

    In selecting new pedestals and heads, the school considered such factors as quality, durability, precision and cost. “We were very impressed with the engineering of the Cartoni products,” Priester notes. “We also liked the pricing and the long-term cost of ownership. Their warranty program is better than those offered by most manufacturers. They were the right fit for us.”

    The school’s production equipment has to stand up to heavy use. Studios are busy most weekdays with classroom instruction, while evenings and weekends are devoted to student-led productions. ICTV provides programming for local cable channel, with content including news, sports, public affairs, arts performances, comedy, drama and game shows.

    The Cartoni pedestals and fluid heads perform well amid such rigorous use and also provide flexibility for varying production demands. The P90 pedestals are capable of supporting the school’s new Ikegami HDK-95C camera systems and payloads up to 55kg and 90kg, respectively. They’re also a perfect match for new CueScript Teleprompter Monitors.

    “A lot of broadcast facilities are transitioning away from the heavy studio cameras and bulky support systems of the past,” notes CueScript President Michael Accardi. “Cartoni pedestals are better suited to today’s cameras, and to our prompters. They are better sized and have a better feature set.”

    “We’re very happy with the whole camera package,” concludes Priester. “The Cartoni support products are well designed and can survive use by students who are just learning their craft.”

    About Manios Digital & Film
    A division of Ste-Man, Inc. and led by President Steven Manios, Jr.,  Manios Digital & Film has been bringing the world’s highest quality products to professional filmmakers, videographers and ENG crews in the United States since 1992. The company has longstanding relationships with leading manufacturers around the globe and an extensive dealer network spanning the United States. It is an authorized distributor for Cartoni, Vocas and Kinotehnik. By working closely with its customers, and by listening to and understanding their needs, Manios Digital & Film has become a trusted partner to film and video professionals worldwide.

    Manios Digital & Film 10663 Burbank Blvd., North Hollywood, CA 91601; 818.760.8290.

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    JALI Showcases Advances and Opportunities in 3D Facial Animation Technology at The 2026 HPA Tech Retreat, Feb. 15-19, 2026

    Thursday, February 12, 2026
    Sarah Watling, Co-Founder and CEO of JALI Research, will lead a breakfast roundtable at the 2026 HPA Tech Retreat on trends in facial animation and intelligent automation technology.

    JALI Research (JALI), developers of advanced procedural audio and script driven facial animation and pipeline solutions, is excited to participate at the 2026 HPA Tech Retreat, taking place February 15–19, 2026, in Rancho Mirage, Calif. The professional entertainment industry event brings together world-class leaders in engineering, technology, creativity, and business to examine, discuss, and experience “…the most compelling topics in content creation, management, and dissemination…” shaping the future of the industry. Sarah Watling, JALI Research Co-Founder and CEO, will be among this year’s thought leaders moderating a coveted HPA Tech Retreat Breakfast Roundtable, a space encouraging peer-based conversation. JALI technology solutions will also be featured in a groundbreaking interactive broadcast with industry partner Immersive Enterprise Laboratories (IEL), a leading independent animation studio, taking place at the HPA Retreat ‘Innovation Zone’ in the HP/AMD booth. For over eight years, JALI has been developing artist-centric, automated facial animation tools that allow artists and studios to thrive creatively while helping them scale their development and production. By automating many complex facial animation tasks and optimizing computational functions, JALI generated animation output is fast and lightweight, iterative and non-destructive, keeping pipelines streamlined and delivering customers solutions that lower and control production costs without compromising their vision. JALI Breakfast Roundtable at HPA Tech Retreat

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