Brompton Technology is celebrating the 5th anniversary of its Shenzhen office, which opened in March 2019 in High-tech Industrial Park, Nanshan. To mark the occasion, the manufacturer of LED video processing systems will host a celebratory event at the office in March to unveil a demo stage featuring an LED volume driven by Brompton Tessera LED processors.
“The demo stage will serve as a versatile platform, acting as a training centre and client showcase,” explained Pokman Chu, general manager of China at Brompton Technology. “The team will be able to host various events, including seminars on emerging technologies, live events, virtual production, broadcast and fixed installations. With an open-door policy, we aim to encourage partner utilisation and industry collaboration. The comprehensive demonstrations will cover complete, end-to-end virtual production workflows, emphasising xR and related technologies, with the initiative designed to create a hub for knowledge and support, benefiting both the local community in South China and beyond.”
The stage features an array of equipment, including an LED volume comprising 60 ground-stacked ROE Visual BP2V2 panels, a StarTracker Max tracking system by Mo-Sys, disguise VX2 media server and RXII render node, alongside an ARRI Alexa 35 camera and ARRI Skypanel and Orbiter lighting fixtures. It is completed with a sound system, sync generator and camera tripod.
Brompton’s Shenzhen office now boasts an 18-strong team across various departments, including calibration, operations, project management, marketing, technical support and training. “With such a strong team in China, led by Pokman Chu and supported by Summer Zhang, we are well-positioned for ongoing success,” concluded Elijah Ebo, director of APAC operations at Brompton Technology. “Our current focus involves installing the demo stage, fostering a closer market ecosystem and providing extensive training and technical support. We remain committed to innovation and collaboration, addressing the needs of our valued customers in the dynamic landscape of LED video processing.”
