CineGear Expo Kicks off at Industry City, New York—March 10-11, 2023

March 10-11 2023, industry professionals can look forward to the latest filmmaking art and technology at CineGear Expo. The two-day New York event will take place in Industry City, the fast-growing production hub along the Brooklyn Upper Bay waterside. Local and international vendors will be on hand demoing their latest equipment. Attendees can connect with colleagues to catch up and discuss the most recent cutting-edge developments. Both days will feature panels and educational series led by leaders in the field.

Following the introduction of the instantly successful AI-Micro ultra-compact interface with support for mobile recording from two microphones, Røde Microphones now introduced a brand-new addition to its range of compact wearable microphones. The Røde Lavalier II is a premium lavalier microphone that is ideal for the most demanding audio and video applications. Boasting a low-profile design and professional features, it offers superior sound quality for everything from broadcast applications and filmmaking to all kinds of content creation.

Cine Gear Expo returns in 2021 with an event scheduled for the end of September. This is the premier annual event for professionals engaged in the film and entertainment technology industry, which obviously includes image, lighting and sound. Until recently an event taking place at the Universal lot or Paramount Studios, the 2021 edition is scheduled to be held September 23-25 at the Los Angeles Convention Center. A great location!

The global pandemic accelerated the adoption of remote production and collaboration. Now, Frame.io, a leading video review and approval platform, released its Frame.io Camera to Cloud (C2C) solution that changes the traditionally linear filmmaking process, allowing both on-set production and remote post-production teams to work together at the same time. Sound Devices is one of the companies supporting the announcement, allowing audio recorded on set or on the field to be directly transferred to the cloud.

Understanding that offering dedicated wireless audio solutions needs to be much more than just reliably transmitting multiple channels of audio, and instead creating a complete wireless production environment, Lectrosonics announced a major firmware update for their acclaimed Duet digital wireless monitor IEM/IFB system, V2.0. The Rio Rancho, New Mexico, manufacturer expanded the functionalities of the Duet system and its audio processing capabilities in order to respond to users' needs.