Atlantic Video choose Radamec's broadcast level pan/tilt heads

Atlantic Video have installed numerous remotely controlled Radamec Broadcast HK 435 pan and tilt heads in widely-dispersed US newspaper studios.
Atlantic Video are the first organisation of their kind to break the quality barrier and bring broadcast level shoots to studios of major newspaper facilities. Atlantic installed Radamec HK 435s in The Dallas Morning Star, The Chicago Sun Times, The Boston Globe, The Denver Post and The LA Times. These studios were recently set-up for one of the shows produced at Atlantic DC for ESPN's 'Around the Horn' and are available to other broadcast clients outside of the daily production time of ATH.
"Radamec's remote controlled HK 435s give us an edge above other production companies," said Todd Mason, President of Atlantic Video.
"The fact that all the HK 435s can be controlled remotely from one location provides us with a cost-savings that we can pass on to our customers as an added value.
"In addition, each remote studio allows us to offer a higher level of service; we are able to get up to speed faster and produce events in a shorter time frame. Working with Radamec has been a great experience. We use the pan and tilt heads everyday and we hope to add additional remote sites soon."
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