Showcasing the Future of Broadcasting

Advanced Media Trading (AMT) has unveiled the RED Cine-Broadcast Module, featuring the flagship RED V-RAPTOR XL. This model stands out in RED’s lineup, delivering the most versatile and powerful cinema camera performance available today.

Transforming Cinema into Broadcast Excellence

The RED Cine-Broadcast Module offers the flexibility and modularity needed to convert advanced cinema cameras into top-tier broadcast cameras. It brings cinema-quality visuals to broadcast production, showcasing groundbreaking imaging technology.

Seamless Integration into Live Workflows

Designed to deliver filmic, full-frame imagery, the RED Cine-Broadcast Module enhances live broadcast workflows. It supports 8K live cinematic streaming and adheres to SMPTE ST 2110 standards, ensuring all functionalities such as a color pipeline for seamless camera shading and iris control with industry-standard RCPs.

Unmatched Slow-Motion Capabilities

One of the most exciting features of the RED Cine-Broadcast Module is its ability to achieve 3x and 4x super slow-motion, making it ideal for high-end sports, concerts, and live events that demand exceptional image quality. Major sporting events have already utilized this technology, including broadcasts by CBS Sports, NBC Sports Group, and La Liga.

Exceptional Performance

With the capability to shoot up to 120FPS at 8K and featuring a full-frame sensor, this module delivers remarkable dynamic range, depth of field, and the stunning image quality that audiences expect from cinema.

A Game-Changer for the Industry

Jeff Goodman, Vice President of Product Management at Red Digital Cinema, describes the RED Cine-Broadcast solution as “a significant advancement in creative flexibility for the industry.”

Goodman emphasizes, “It empowers broadcasters to enhance the visual experience by integrating large-format, cinematic storytelling into live content, all without sacrificing speed, reliability, or compliance with industry standards. This solution seamlessly fits within traditional broadcast ecosystems while introducing a wealth of advanced IP-based features—all in one product.”