Digital Video Effects

One of the first digital video effects systems.

Visual and digital video effects are added to the film; this is often outsourced to companies specializing in these areas.

They also launched a company website (www.jplprod.com), and purchased state-of-the-art digital video effects and editing equipment.

Digital video effects, or DVE, for manipulation of video sources.

This workprint (cutting copy in the UK) also provides a reference for any digital video effects that need to be added.

A large video switcher with an external digital video effects (DVE) unit and several mix/effect busses, to allow the Television director flexibility in calling for certain visual effects in the broadcast.

In the 1980s the development of relatively cheap transistor and integrated circuit technology allowed the development of digital video effects hardware at a price within reach of individual VJs and nightclub owners.

Particular video signal processing circuitry which is widely used and contributes significant video delays include frame synchronizers, digital video effects processors, video noise reduction, format converters and MPEG pre-preprocessing.

With acts introduced by subtitles, no biography or background information and much of the music augmented by digital video effects that suggest 60's psychedelia sharpened and modernized, the film offers a challenging multicultural musical mix with a French twist.