Brazil. Brazil's regional television network, TV TEM, has chosen for its newest studio the Karrera K-Frame S-series Video Production Center in Grass Valley, creating a fast, highly flexible and efficient production environment that gives the production team greater creative freedom.
With a modular design for simple scalability, Karrera provides all the tools needed to meet the requirements of the most demanding news environments, both today and in the future.
For broadcasters to be able to serve consumers and their demand for real-time breaking stories across a range of devices, flexible, efficient and fast solutions are critical for today's newsroom.
The Karrera K-Frame S-series 3 M/E features a modular design that can be easily upgraded and provides creative freedom, allowing production teams to build a program on a single panel. It supports SDI or IP, HD or 4K UHD, and SDR or HDR, being a future-proof option for live production environments.
Ewerton Maciel, CTO of TV TEM, said: "We have a long-standing relationship with Grass Valley, and we wanted to make sure our studio was equipped with the best live production tools. As our viewers viewed content on a wider range of devices and demanded more content, we needed flexible tools at our disposal with the ability to add more licenses as needed. Grass Valley was able to meet these requirements once again. We are delighted to be working with them to equip our new studio here in Sorocaba, São Paulo, with the best technology."
"In today's media landscape, viewers are used to receiving breaking news the moment it happens, and efficient and scalable infrastructures are critical to helping broadcasters meet these demands," said Nahuel Villegas, vice president of sales for the LATAM region in Grass Valley.
"The new TEM TV studio will benefit from the great functionality of the Karrera K-Frame S-series, capable of adapting and growing along with its operations. Combined with our market-leading customer service and strong product portfolio, Grass Valley is your ideal long-term partner."
