By: Produ
nivision New York unveiled a new, interactive broadcast studio with enhanced technology for Noticias Univision 41, the leading Spanish-language news station serving New York, New Jersey and Connecticut. Since last week Noticias 41 anchors Adriana Vargas Sino and Katrina Soto are delivering the day’s headlines from a redesigned news set, featuring the largest video wall in the New York television market, allowing for newscasts with more mobility and versatility.
The existing 1800 square feet set has been re-designed to accommodate new technology that also reduces power consumption and enhances the storytelling experience.
The new studio’s biggest feature is the new video wall, which will increase and intensify the display of videos, graphics and special effects throughout the broadcast. It is a 24-foot long, wall to ceiling, curved monitor wall, making it the largest video wall in the New York TV market. In addition, there is a larger Chroma wall to magnify weather maps, animations and enhance the artwork of daily forecasts within the daily meteorology reports. Other technical enhancements include an 84-inch mobile touch screen monitor that allows viewers to engage and interact with anchors on social media in real time, giving anchors the ability to read their comments and suggestions on-air.
“We are thrilled to unveil our redesigned broadcast studio, which is newly equipped with cutting- edge technology, and kick off a new era for Noticias 41. From the largest video wall in New York City to new, green technology that will reduce power consumption and a new wireless Steadicam – our new set is specifically designed to deliver the best content to the most loyal and engaged viewing audience in the Tri-State area,” said Roberto Yañez, president and general manager of Univision New York.
Noticias Univision 41 is the home for top-rated news programs such as Al Despertar from 5am-7am, Edición Digital NY at 12:30pm, Noticias 41 Univision at 6pm and Solo a las 11 at 11pm Monday thru Friday.
Source: Produ
