“I’ve been an advocate for Blackmagic Design in broadcasting since I first bought an original ATEM Television Studio. Playfully nicknamed OB999 in honour of its previous life, the vehicle houses a production and routing infrastructure based around Blackmagic Design, and Nick explains that the workflow was specifically designed with this in mind.
It fits a six person team, comprising sound, video, production and director stations, quite comfortably.” “Once we’d stripped back the unit, we had all this space, loads of windows and hatches cut in just where you need them. “Essentially making it the perfect blank canvas to build an OB environment. “Unlike the conventional curved shape of traditional vans, an ambulance is very square and chunky, with a really robust and durable body shell,” says Nick. Capturing all of the action for big screens and livestream viewers was a decommissioned ambulance, newly and painstakingly fitted out as a professional, multipurpose OB vehicle by Nick Collier, managing director at High Viz Media Group. The Panasonic Jaguar, however, wasn’t the only impressive vehicle making its debut at the Hill Climb’s celebratory weekend. Last month, in celebration of the motorsport venue’s 113th birthday, Formula E’s Mitch Evans not only added his name to that extensive list of drivers, but also broke the record for the fastest time in an electric vehicle 30.46 seconds in the new Panasonic Jaguar I-TYPE 2 Formula E car.
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Over the last century, The Shelsley Walsh Speed Hill Climb has been attempted by some of the world’s most accomplished racing drivers striving to be the fastest up the 1,000 yard, 1 in 6 gradient track.
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