The Production Guide


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The world is changing…
Consumers are demanding a more compelling, more immersive entertainment experience. They want bigger, clearer pictures and multi-channel receivers. In other words… they want High Definition. The first wave of HD broadcasts, already launched in Europe, will soon be complemented by even more options to enjoy HD content – from broadband networks and Blu-ray packaged media to new-generation gaming consoles. HD pictures also look stunning when presented to cinema audiences using the astonishing SXRD 4K projector from Sony, delivering four times the resolution of today’s highest quality commercially available projectors. With viewing audiences, broadcasters and advertisers switching on to better-looking, more seductive pictures, now’s the time to embrace the business opportunities of HD.

Whether you’re shooting prestige commercials, flagship dramas or corporate videos, HD gives you the opportunity to capture your audience’s imagination with a vastly improved on-screen look and enhanced international marketability. Just as importantly, HD increases the shelf-life of all your content – making it the cost-effective key to futureproofing your business.

Sony Sony has been at the forefront of HD development for over 20 years. We know that every professional broadcaster and programme-maker has their own highly personal production agenda, creative preferences and budgetary constraints. That’s why we’ve created an integrated family of four Sony HD formats to suit the needs of any project. By giving you the choice to select exactly the right format for any type of production, Sony HD means that you never need to compromise your personal vision.
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20/8/2008