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A television production truck, often known as an OB van, is a compact mobile production control room that enables event recording and video production outside of traditional television studios.
They are utilised for electronic field production, outdoor broadcasting (OB), and remote broadcasts (EFP). Trucking is similar to dollying, with the exception that you shift the camera from left to right rather than in and out.
Once more, it is better to carry out this motion on a smooth motion track to avoid any jerking or friction. Some jobs require a staff of up to 30 people, additional trucks for equipment, and a satellite truck that sends footage back to the studio through a communications satellite and satellite dish before sending it back down to the studio.
To save space, time, and money, some production trucks combine a satellite transmitter and dish for this use into a single truck body. Other smaller television production trucks typically need two or three persons in the field to manage them.
For instance, broadcast journalism news reporters provide local news in the field while conducting electronic news gathering (ENG) away from a regular television studio.
The global mobile production trucks market accounted for $XX Billion in 2022 and is anticipated to reach $XX Billion by 2030, registering a CAGR of XX% from 2023 to 2030.
Indv releases a mobile production truck for exclamation. Exclamation, the company’s largest truck to date, has been started by mobile production specialist TNDV after more than 13 years in operation.
Exclamation, a 53-foot double-expando Class A truck that went on the road in late May, is TV’s eighth mobile production truck and the company’s first vehicle to offer native 1080p broadcast and production capacity throughout its entire infrastructure and workflow.
Exclamation’s design includes a Grass Valley Kayenne 4K-ready switcher, Aja KiPro recorders, and audio production and recording equipment designed around a Studer Vista X mixing console from HARMAN Professional Solutions for clients who need 4K production for their events.
The necessity for a new flagship video and audio truck that matched the requirements of the biggest broadcast networks and live events was discovered by TNDV Owner and President at the beginning of the Exclamation’s development process.
A well-known Arkansas retailer’s biggest annual business event already received backing from Exclamation. A Baptist conference in St.
Louis, a two-week live music festival at the Music City Center in Nashville, and an unique broadcast event at the Dolby Theater in Los Angeles will all have been served by it by the end of June.
