Prior to the Beijing Olympics, CTVS expanded their line of professional equipment.

To make sure none of the action was missed, new ARRI lighting, featuring the Arrisun 200 series (Pocket Par HMI kits), and a great many tungsten lights were waiting to be put to use. ...

CTVS was one of the first all-encompassing technical service providers to offer their clients complete access to the rising Asian giant. CTVS handles productions across all media spectrums.

Securing a bird’s-eye view for the one-year countdown to the Games, CTVS...

In 2008, a Boeing 747 cargo plane crisscrossed the globe, touching down in Beijing from Rotterdam. On board was the newest member of the CTVS family: a brand new 6-ton SNG van.

Fully equipped, this Mercedes Benz Sprinter houses 2 fixed digital TRIAX camera chains...

May 2008 saw one of CTVS’ busiest months on record. As the politically significant visit to China of the new Russian President Dmitry Medvedev coincided with the tragic earthquake disaster in Sichuan, CTVS’ resources were put to test.

Over 200 live feeds ensured...

Making use an ever-growing line of equipment and crew, CTVS was called upon once again to cover China’s most prestigious and globally significant event: The Beijing Auto Expo.

CTVS provided multi-camera set-ups in both SD and HD. Steadicams were also implemented...

Seven months prior to the Opening Ceremony, the demand for CTVS services increased exponentially. CTVS responded by expanding their capabilities.

Olympic packages covered everything from production support, studio facilities, lighting, crew, and editing for all...

Contracted by Austria’s ORF Television, CTVS crews once again grabbed their adventure gear for two brilliant outdoor excursions.

One CTVS team headed to the breathtaking tundra of remote Siberia. They traveled for days on end to capture the rarely seen and...

Following the German National Women’s Football Team for over a month, one camera-crew with one Avid Media Composer in-hand, organised broadcasting logistics, produced, covered, filmed and satellite fed all of the FIFA Women’s World Cup Football games on a daily basis...

CTVS quickly adapted to German time for one week of live coverage for ARD’s popular morning TV show, Morgenmagazin. Over three hours of daily transmission from downtown Beijing was compiled and included a very interesting inside view of life and the Olympic Water Cube...