Thunderbolt HD Goes Live with Ross in Record Time
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“Thunderbolt HD was assembled in record time. We took delivery of the chassis on Christmas Eve 2011, and we produced our first show on January 25, 2012,” said Tom Gregory, Vice President of Business Development, Camp Digital. “We’ve been back-to-back ever since. The truck has been well received and performing flawlessly since day one.”
Camp Digital has teamed up with Ross Video, making Thunderbolt HD available for product demonstrations previewing the various integrated Ross products on board.
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“Thunderbolt HD is unique, integrating powerful production technologies in a very cost effective mobile platform. When it’s not booked on a production, Ross will have access to this very cool vehicle to provide demonstrations and hands-on training to prospective clients. It is an excellent showcase for Ross in the mobile production market,” said Nigel Spratling, Marketing Product Manager – Communications, Switchers, Ross Video. “We get to show off our products in an ideal environment and Camp Digital get to meet new potential users, making this a beneficial partnership for us both.”
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About Camp Digital
Camp Digital captures and produces music and entertainment events all across North America for a variety of television network and music industry clients. Camp Digital is a full-service production company that also owns/operates Thunderbolt HD, a state of the art 12 camera video production truck with 64 tracks of Pro Tools audio recording all in a turnkey production package.
About Ross Video
Ross Video designs, manufactures and supports a wide range of innovative products for use in video production applications. Ross’ award winning product line includes Vision, Vision Octane, CrossOver and Carbonite Video Production Switchers; openGear, RossGear and GearLite Terminal Equipment; SoftMetal Video Servers; OverDrive Production Control Systems; XPression Character Generators; NK Series Routing Systems and Ross Robotics. Ross products are installed in over 100 countries around the world, where they are used daily by top broadcasters, production companies, sports stadiums, government agencies and houses of worship.