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A visit at the RTBF (french-talking public Belgian broadcasting company) "Blabla" kid show with digital art students from Erg (Ecole de Recherche Graphique) in Brussels to discover the NeuroVS 3D Virtual Studio, thanks to Françoise Pasteels and Bernard Halut.
NeuroVS is the first broadcast 3d Virtual Studio delivering the best features of DirectX gaming technology to TV show production. NeuroVS has been developed for complex productions using several cameras and tracking systems.
NeuroTV has developed and validated its virtual set in close collaboration with RTBF, Belgium major public broadcaster. Since 2004, the elections shows, kids’ shows, the news and other daily magazines or game shows are produced by RTBF with NeuroTV real-time 3d technology.
The actors or speakers are placed in front of a blue (or green) background which is replaced on the fly by a computer-generated 3d background. When connected to a camera tracking system or robotic heads, a virtual studio is almost like a real studio with the major exception that changing the studio backgrounds and decoration takes only a couple of minutes, not days.
NeuroTV :
BlaBla :
www.ladeuj.be/rtbf_2000/bin/view_something.cgi?id=0172865...
A visit at the RTBF (french-talking public Belgian broadcasting company) "Blabla" kid show with digital art students from Erg (Ecole de Recherche Graphique) in Brussels to discover the NeuroVS 3D Virtual Studio, thanks to Françoise Pasteels and Bernard Halut.
NeuroVS is the first broadcast 3d Virtual Studio delivering the best features of DirectX gaming technology to TV show production. NeuroVS has been developed for complex productions using several cameras and tracking systems.
NeuroTV has developed and validated its virtual set in close collaboration with RTBF, Belgium major public broadcaster. Since 2004, the elections shows, kids’ shows, the news and other daily magazines or game shows are produced by RTBF with NeuroTV real-time 3d technology.
The actors or speakers are placed in front of a blue (or green) background which is replaced on the fly by a computer-generated 3d background. When connected to a camera tracking system or robotic heads, a virtual studio is almost like a real studio with the major exception that changing the studio backgrounds and decoration takes only a couple of minutes, not days.
NeuroTV :
BlaBla :
www.ladeuj.be/rtbf_2000/bin/view_something.cgi?id=0172865...
A visit at the RTBF (french-talking public Belgian broadcasting company) "Blabla" kid show with digital art students from Erg (Ecole de Recherche Graphique) in Brussels to discover the NeuroVS 3D Virtual Studio, thanks to Françoise Pasteels and Bernard Halut.
NeuroVS is the first broadcast 3d Virtual Studio delivering the best features of DirectX gaming technology to TV show production. NeuroVS has been developed for complex productions using several cameras and tracking systems.
NeuroTV has developed and validated its virtual set in close collaboration with RTBF, Belgium major public broadcaster. Since 2004, the elections shows, kids’ shows, the news and other daily magazines or game shows are produced by RTBF with NeuroTV real-time 3d technology.
The actors or speakers are placed in front of a blue (or green) background which is replaced on the fly by a computer-generated 3d background. When connected to a camera tracking system or robotic heads, a virtual studio is almost like a real studio with the major exception that changing the studio backgrounds and decoration takes only a couple of minutes, not days.
NeuroTV :
BlaBla :
www.ladeuj.be/rtbf_2000/bin/view_something.cgi?id=0172865...
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www.rtbf.be/info/belgique/detail_1900-participants-et-100...
A visit at the RTBF (french-talking public Belgian broadcasting company) "Blabla" kid show with digital art students from Erg (Ecole de Recherche Graphique) in Brussels to discover the NeuroVS 3D Virtual Studio, thanks to Françoise Pasteels and Bernard Halut.
NeuroVS is the first broadcast 3d Virtual Studio delivering the best features of DirectX gaming technology to TV show production. NeuroVS has been developed for complex productions using several cameras and tracking systems.
NeuroTV has developed and validated its virtual set in close collaboration with RTBF, Belgium major public broadcaster. Since 2004, the elections shows, kids’ shows, the news and other daily magazines or game shows are produced by RTBF with NeuroTV real-time 3d technology.
The actors or speakers are placed in front of a blue (or green) background which is replaced on the fly by a computer-generated 3d background. When connected to a camera tracking system or robotic heads, a virtual studio is almost like a real studio with the major exception that changing the studio backgrounds and decoration takes only a couple of minutes, not days.
NeuroTV :
BlaBla :
www.ladeuj.be/rtbf_2000/bin/view_something.cgi?id=0172865...
A visit at the RTBF (french-talking public Belgian broadcasting company) "Blabla" kid show with digital art students from Erg (Ecole de Recherche Graphique) in Brussels to discover the NeuroVS 3D Virtual Studio, thanks to Françoise Pasteels and Bernard Halut.
NeuroVS is the first broadcast 3d Virtual Studio delivering the best features of DirectX gaming technology to TV show production. NeuroVS has been developed for complex productions using several cameras and tracking systems.
NeuroTV has developed and validated its virtual set in close collaboration with RTBF, Belgium major public broadcaster. Since 2004, the elections shows, kids’ shows, the news and other daily magazines or game shows are produced by RTBF with NeuroTV real-time 3d technology.
The actors or speakers are placed in front of a blue (or green) background which is replaced on the fly by a computer-generated 3d background. When connected to a camera tracking system or robotic heads, a virtual studio is almost like a real studio with the major exception that changing the studio backgrounds and decoration takes only a couple of minutes, not days.
NeuroTV :
BlaBla :
www.ladeuj.be/rtbf_2000/bin/view_something.cgi?id=0172865...
A visit at the RTBF (french-talking public Belgian broadcasting company) "Blabla" kid show with digital art students from Erg (Ecole de Recherche Graphique) in Brussels to discover the NeuroVS 3D Virtual Studio, thanks to Françoise Pasteels and Bernard Halut.
NeuroVS is the first broadcast 3d Virtual Studio delivering the best features of DirectX gaming technology to TV show production. NeuroVS has been developed for complex productions using several cameras and tracking systems.
NeuroTV has developed and validated its virtual set in close collaboration with RTBF, Belgium major public broadcaster. Since 2004, the elections shows, kids’ shows, the news and other daily magazines or game shows are produced by RTBF with NeuroTV real-time 3d technology.
The actors or speakers are placed in front of a blue (or green) background which is replaced on the fly by a computer-generated 3d background. When connected to a camera tracking system or robotic heads, a virtual studio is almost like a real studio with the major exception that changing the studio backgrounds and decoration takes only a couple of minutes, not days.
NeuroTV :
BlaBla :
www.ladeuj.be/rtbf_2000/bin/view_something.cgi?id=0172865...
Notre histoire se déroule durant la conquête de la Gaule dite « celtique » par les légions de Jules César (- 58 à – 50 Av. JC.). Nous nous sommes basés sur l’ouvrage qu’il a rédigé tandis qu’il menait cette guerre et qu’il a ensuite publié à Rome, pour sa propre gloire et sa propagande, dès la fin de son proconsulat en Gaule :La guerre des Gaules. L’arrière-plan du scénario se réfère essentiellement à ce livre, même si nous avons tenu compte des dernières recherches sur cette question afin d’avoir un rendu plus proche de la réalité. Cependant, le récit que nous développons (sur deux ou trois tomes selon le nombre de pages et la présence ou pas de dossier) s’attarde avant tout sur le parcours de six « personnalités » traversant cette époque troublée. Jules César et Vercingétorix, une espionne éduenne au service des Romains et un druide fanatique qui prêche la guerre à outrance contre l’envahisseur, un chef Arverne combattant sous les ordres de Vercingétorix et un général romain proche du parti sénatorial qui obéit à César, mais ne partage pas ses desseins.
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A visit at the RTBF (french-talking public Belgian broadcasting company) "Blabla" kid show with digital art students from Erg (Ecole de Recherche Graphique) in Brussels to discover the NeuroVS 3D Virtual Studio, thanks to Françoise Pasteels and Bernard Halut.
NeuroVS is the first broadcast 3d Virtual Studio delivering the best features of DirectX gaming technology to TV show production. NeuroVS has been developed for complex productions using several cameras and tracking systems.
NeuroTV has developed and validated its virtual set in close collaboration with RTBF, Belgium major public broadcaster. Since 2004, the elections shows, kids’ shows, the news and other daily magazines or game shows are produced by RTBF with NeuroTV real-time 3d technology.
The actors or speakers are placed in front of a blue (or green) background which is replaced on the fly by a computer-generated 3d background. When connected to a camera tracking system or robotic heads, a virtual studio is almost like a real studio with the major exception that changing the studio backgrounds and decoration takes only a couple of minutes, not days.
NeuroTV :
BlaBla :
www.ladeuj.be/rtbf_2000/bin/view_something.cgi?id=0172865...
A visit at the RTBF (french-talking public Belgian broadcasting company) "Blabla" kid show with digital art students from Erg (Ecole de Recherche Graphique) in Brussels to discover the NeuroVS 3D Virtual Studio, thanks to Françoise Pasteels and Bernard Halut.
NeuroVS is the first broadcast 3d Virtual Studio delivering the best features of DirectX gaming technology to TV show production. NeuroVS has been developed for complex productions using several cameras and tracking systems.
NeuroTV has developed and validated its virtual set in close collaboration with RTBF, Belgium major public broadcaster. Since 2004, the elections shows, kids’ shows, the news and other daily magazines or game shows are produced by RTBF with NeuroTV real-time 3d technology.
The actors or speakers are placed in front of a blue (or green) background which is replaced on the fly by a computer-generated 3d background. When connected to a camera tracking system or robotic heads, a virtual studio is almost like a real studio with the major exception that changing the studio backgrounds and decoration takes only a couple of minutes, not days.
NeuroTV :
BlaBla :
www.ladeuj.be/rtbf_2000/bin/view_something.cgi?id=0172865...
A visit at the RTBF (french-talking public Belgian broadcasting company) "Blabla" kid show with digital art students from Erg (Ecole de Recherche Graphique) in Brussels to discover the NeuroVS 3D Virtual Studio, thanks to Françoise Pasteels and Bernard Halut.
NeuroVS is the first broadcast 3d Virtual Studio delivering the best features of DirectX gaming technology to TV show production. NeuroVS has been developed for complex productions using several cameras and tracking systems.
NeuroTV has developed and validated its virtual set in close collaboration with RTBF, Belgium major public broadcaster. Since 2004, the elections shows, kids’ shows, the news and other daily magazines or game shows are produced by RTBF with NeuroTV real-time 3d technology.
The actors or speakers are placed in front of a blue (or green) background which is replaced on the fly by a computer-generated 3d background. When connected to a camera tracking system or robotic heads, a virtual studio is almost like a real studio with the major exception that changing the studio backgrounds and decoration takes only a couple of minutes, not days.
NeuroTV :
BlaBla :
www.ladeuj.be/rtbf_2000/bin/view_something.cgi?id=0172865...
A visit at the RTBF (french-talking public Belgian broadcasting company) "Blabla" kid show with digital art students from Erg (Ecole de Recherche Graphique) in Brussels to discover the NeuroVS 3D Virtual Studio, thanks to Françoise Pasteels and Bernard Halut.
NeuroVS is the first broadcast 3d Virtual Studio delivering the best features of DirectX gaming technology to TV show production. NeuroVS has been developed for complex productions using several cameras and tracking systems.
NeuroTV has developed and validated its virtual set in close collaboration with RTBF, Belgium major public broadcaster. Since 2004, the elections shows, kids’ shows, the news and other daily magazines or game shows are produced by RTBF with NeuroTV real-time 3d technology.
The actors or speakers are placed in front of a blue (or green) background which is replaced on the fly by a computer-generated 3d background. When connected to a camera tracking system or robotic heads, a virtual studio is almost like a real studio with the major exception that changing the studio backgrounds and decoration takes only a couple of minutes, not days.
NeuroTV :
BlaBla :
www.ladeuj.be/rtbf_2000/bin/view_something.cgi?id=0172865...
Architecture : Archi2000 Construction d'un immeuble destiné à accueillir l'antenne culturelle de la RTBF à Liège. En association momentanée avec les bureaux BAG et Syntaxe. Année 2011, surface : 12.000 m².
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Belgique België Belgium Belgien Belgica
Bruxelles Brussel Brussels Brüssel Bruxelas
Défilé des véhicules militaires
www.rtbf.be/info/belgique/detail_1900-participants-et-100...
La place Flagey, autrefois connue pour sa friterie, plus récemment pour ses travaux de voirie, la création d'un "bassin d'orage" et d'un parking souterrain dont on ne peut garantir la sécurité en cas de fortes pluies... Le café très "hipe" depuis un moment se situe au rez-de-chaussée de l'ancien batiment de la RTB (Radio-télévison-Belge). Bâtiment qui abrite encore un merveilleux studio d'enregistrement à l'acoustique hors-pair. Le bâtiment comporte également des locaux de l'école d'architecture "la cambre".
A visit at the RTBF (french-talking public Belgian broadcasting company) "Blabla" kid show with digital art students from Erg (Ecole de Recherche Graphique) in Brussels to discover the NeuroVS 3D Virtual Studio, thanks to Françoise Pasteels and Bernard Halut.
NeuroVS is the first broadcast 3d Virtual Studio delivering the best features of DirectX gaming technology to TV show production. NeuroVS has been developed for complex productions using several cameras and tracking systems.
NeuroTV has developed and validated its virtual set in close collaboration with RTBF, Belgium major public broadcaster. Since 2004, the elections shows, kids’ shows, the news and other daily magazines or game shows are produced by RTBF with NeuroTV real-time 3d technology.
The actors or speakers are placed in front of a blue (or green) background which is replaced on the fly by a computer-generated 3d background. When connected to a camera tracking system or robotic heads, a virtual studio is almost like a real studio with the major exception that changing the studio backgrounds and decoration takes only a couple of minutes, not days.
NeuroTV :
BlaBla :
www.ladeuj.be/rtbf_2000/bin/view_something.cgi?id=0172865...
A visit at the RTBF (french-talking public Belgian broadcasting company) "Blabla" kid show with digital art students from Erg (Ecole de Recherche Graphique) in Brussels to discover the NeuroVS 3D Virtual Studio, thanks to Françoise Pasteels and Bernard Halut.
NeuroVS is the first broadcast 3d Virtual Studio delivering the best features of DirectX gaming technology to TV show production. NeuroVS has been developed for complex productions using several cameras and tracking systems.
NeuroTV has developed and validated its virtual set in close collaboration with RTBF, Belgium major public broadcaster. Since 2004, the elections shows, kids’ shows, the news and other daily magazines or game shows are produced by RTBF with NeuroTV real-time 3d technology.
The actors or speakers are placed in front of a blue (or green) background which is replaced on the fly by a computer-generated 3d background. When connected to a camera tracking system or robotic heads, a virtual studio is almost like a real studio with the major exception that changing the studio backgrounds and decoration takes only a couple of minutes, not days.
NeuroTV :
BlaBla :
www.ladeuj.be/rtbf_2000/bin/view_something.cgi?id=0172865...
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Défilé des véhicules militaires
www.rtbf.be/info/belgique/detail_1900-participants-et-100...
J'ai rencontré Nathalie Maleux aux Francofolies de Spa. Après lui avoir prouvé ma bonne foi et lui avoir remis une copie de mon certificat de bonnes vie et mœurs, elle a finalement accepté de poser avec l'édition "2012 Summer Tour" de mon sticker.
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Bruxelles Brussel Brussels Brüssel Bruxelas
Défilé des véhicules militaires
www.rtbf.be/info/belgique/detail_1900-participants-et-100...
L’ensemble de la Gaule est divisé en trois parties : l’une est habitée par les Belges, l’autre par les Aquitains, la troisième par le peuple qui, dans sa langue, se nomme Celte, et, dans la nôtre, Gaulois. Tous ces peuples diffèrent entre eux par le langage, les coutumes, les lois.
Ainsi commence l’une des œuvres majeures de l’humanité, La Guerre des Gaules, écrite par un homme qui a marqué notre histoire et notre inconscient : Jules César.
Cette libre adaptation de La Guerre des Gaules est le fruit d’une longue collaboration artistique entre Vincent Pompetti et Tarek, tous deux grands amateurs et connaisseurs de l’Antiquité. Les deux auteurs vous invitent à découvrir le récit unique d’un destin et d’un moment de l’histoire qui ont changé le visage de l’Ancien monde à tout jamais.
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A visit at the RTBF (french-talking public Belgian broadcasting company) "Blabla" kid show with digital art students from Erg (Ecole de Recherche Graphique) in Brussels to discover the NeuroVS 3D Virtual Studio, thanks to Françoise Pasteels and Bernard Halut.
NeuroVS is the first broadcast 3d Virtual Studio delivering the best features of DirectX gaming technology to TV show production. NeuroVS has been developed for complex productions using several cameras and tracking systems.
NeuroTV has developed and validated its virtual set in close collaboration with RTBF, Belgium major public broadcaster. Since 2004, the elections shows, kids’ shows, the news and other daily magazines or game shows are produced by RTBF with NeuroTV real-time 3d technology.
The actors or speakers are placed in front of a blue (or green) background which is replaced on the fly by a computer-generated 3d background. When connected to a camera tracking system or robotic heads, a virtual studio is almost like a real studio with the major exception that changing the studio backgrounds and decoration takes only a couple of minutes, not days.
NeuroTV :
BlaBla :
www.ladeuj.be/rtbf_2000/bin/view_something.cgi?id=0172865...
A visit at the RTBF (french-talking public Belgian broadcasting company) "Blabla" kid show with digital art students from Erg (Ecole de Recherche Graphique) in Brussels to discover the NeuroVS 3D Virtual Studio, thanks to Françoise Pasteels and Bernard Halut.
NeuroVS is the first broadcast 3d Virtual Studio delivering the best features of DirectX gaming technology to TV show production. NeuroVS has been developed for complex productions using several cameras and tracking systems.
NeuroTV has developed and validated its virtual set in close collaboration with RTBF, Belgium major public broadcaster. Since 2004, the elections shows, kids’ shows, the news and other daily magazines or game shows are produced by RTBF with NeuroTV real-time 3d technology.
The actors or speakers are placed in front of a blue (or green) background which is replaced on the fly by a computer-generated 3d background. When connected to a camera tracking system or robotic heads, a virtual studio is almost like a real studio with the major exception that changing the studio backgrounds and decoration takes only a couple of minutes, not days.
NeuroTV :
BlaBla :
www.ladeuj.be/rtbf_2000/bin/view_something.cgi?id=0172865...
A visit at the RTBF (french-talking public Belgian broadcasting company) "Blabla" kid show with digital art students from Erg (Ecole de Recherche Graphique) in Brussels to discover the NeuroVS 3D Virtual Studio, thanks to Françoise Pasteels and Bernard Halut.
NeuroVS is the first broadcast 3d Virtual Studio delivering the best features of DirectX gaming technology to TV show production. NeuroVS has been developed for complex productions using several cameras and tracking systems.
NeuroTV has developed and validated its virtual set in close collaboration with RTBF, Belgium major public broadcaster. Since 2004, the elections shows, kids’ shows, the news and other daily magazines or game shows are produced by RTBF with NeuroTV real-time 3d technology.
The actors or speakers are placed in front of a blue (or green) background which is replaced on the fly by a computer-generated 3d background. When connected to a camera tracking system or robotic heads, a virtual studio is almost like a real studio with the major exception that changing the studio backgrounds and decoration takes only a couple of minutes, not days.
NeuroTV :
BlaBla :
www.ladeuj.be/rtbf_2000/bin/view_something.cgi?id=0172865...
A visit at the RTBF (french-talking public Belgian broadcasting company) "Blabla" kid show with digital art students from Erg (Ecole de Recherche Graphique) in Brussels to discover the NeuroVS 3D Virtual Studio, thanks to Françoise Pasteels and Bernard Halut.
NeuroVS is the first broadcast 3d Virtual Studio delivering the best features of DirectX gaming technology to TV show production. NeuroVS has been developed for complex productions using several cameras and tracking systems.
NeuroTV has developed and validated its virtual set in close collaboration with RTBF, Belgium major public broadcaster. Since 2004, the elections shows, kids’ shows, the news and other daily magazines or game shows are produced by RTBF with NeuroTV real-time 3d technology.
The actors or speakers are placed in front of a blue (or green) background which is replaced on the fly by a computer-generated 3d background. When connected to a camera tracking system or robotic heads, a virtual studio is almost like a real studio with the major exception that changing the studio backgrounds and decoration takes only a couple of minutes, not days.
NeuroTV :
BlaBla :
www.ladeuj.be/rtbf_2000/bin/view_something.cgi?id=0172865...
Europe Europa
Belgique België Belgium Belgien Belgica
Bruxelles Brussel Brussels Brüssel Bruxelas
Défilé des véhicules militaires
www.rtbf.be/info/belgique/detail_1900-participants-et-100...
Europe Europa
Belgique België Belgium Belgien Belgica
Bruxelles Brussel Brussels Brüssel Bruxelas
Défilé des véhicules militaires
www.rtbf.be/info/belgique/detail_1900-participants-et-100...
Exposition "L'Usage des jours" de Guillaume Bardet
"Du 21 septembre 2009 au 20 septembre 2010, Guillaume Bardet, designer, a dessiné un objet intime, chaque jour pendant un an. 365 objets en céramique."
www.rtbf.be/culture/exposition/detail_l-usage-des-jours-d...
MAC's - Musée des Arts Contemporains, Site du Grand-Hornu, near Mons
Highly recommended if you go there: (free) guided tours by their charming and very knowledgeable guide, Dominique:
--- Du mardi au vendredi
* A 14h00 visite guidée de l’exposition du MAC’s
* A 15h visite guidée de l’exposition de Grand-Hornu Images
--- Le week-end
* Le samedi à 11h et 15h30 visite guidée de l’exposition de Grand-Hornu Images ou du site historique.
* Le dimanche à 11h et 14h : visite guidée de l’exposition du MAC’s. A 15h et 16h30 : visite guidée de l’exposition de Grand-Hornu Images."
IN: www.mac-s.be/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&a...
Watch out for the nocturnes, also, monthly on the 1st friday: www.mac-s.be/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&a...
About the site, Grand Hornu, one of four mining sites in Wallonia on UNESCO's World Heritage List
fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Le_Grand-Hornu
video - www.telemb.be/content/view/10738/981/
MAC's - Musée des Arts Contemporains, Site du Grand-Hornu, Mons, Hainaut, Belgium 07/2012
Listen to this great music : youtu.be/xxbLzuXiuYI
Live 4 RTBF @ Flagey, Brussel
Kalil Sidy Haidara- Guitar, Vocals
Europe Europa
Belgique België Belgium Belgien Belgica
Bruxelles Brussel Brussels Brüssel Bruxelas
Défilé des véhicules militaires
www.rtbf.be/info/belgique/detail_1900-participants-et-100...
A visit at the RTBF (french-talking public Belgian broadcasting company) "Blabla" kid show with digital art students from Erg (Ecole de Recherche Graphique) in Brussels to discover the NeuroVS 3D Virtual Studio, thanks to Françoise Pasteels and Bernard Halut.
NeuroVS is the first broadcast 3d Virtual Studio delivering the best features of DirectX gaming technology to TV show production. NeuroVS has been developed for complex productions using several cameras and tracking systems.
NeuroTV has developed and validated its virtual set in close collaboration with RTBF, Belgium major public broadcaster. Since 2004, the elections shows, kids’ shows, the news and other daily magazines or game shows are produced by RTBF with NeuroTV real-time 3d technology.
The actors or speakers are placed in front of a blue (or green) background which is replaced on the fly by a computer-generated 3d background. When connected to a camera tracking system or robotic heads, a virtual studio is almost like a real studio with the major exception that changing the studio backgrounds and decoration takes only a couple of minutes, not days.
NeuroTV :
BlaBla :
www.ladeuj.be/rtbf_2000/bin/view_something.cgi?id=0172865...