Brainstorm Multimedia can help you prepare your elections project

Brainstorm Multimedia can help you prepare your elections project 12 April 2016

With over 20 years of experience in elections projects including for some of the world's most important broadcasters, Brainstorm boasts a wide range of solutions for large and small customers alike

NAB 2016, booth 4617 - Brainstorm Multimedia, leading manufacturer of real-time 3D graphics and virtual studio solutions, has had a long and fruitful history building and managing with elections projects. Since its inception in 1993, Brainstorm's Production Services team has helped many a broadcaster along the often difficult and complex journey to a successful project implementation of a general or regional election. Such broadcasters include NBC for the US presidential elections, and the BBC for European as well as UK regional and general elections. Most recently, Brainstorm has been the provider of choice for Spain's general and regional election in May and December of 2015. Both TVE, Spain's national broadcaster, and Antena 3, the largest private broadcaster in the country, contracted Brainstorm to provide services during elections night.

All these years of experience have resulted in the launch of Brainstorm's latest game changer, Aston Elections, the most cost-effective elections graphics solution available and which will be showcased at NAB 2016. Brainstorm has created this new application that offers a reliable and eye-catching elections graphics solution at a fraction of the usual cost and that requires no training or previous experience at all. Aston Elections users will be able to have a fully functional elections project ready to go on-air after just one day of preparation!

Of course, broadcasters in need for high-end elections solutions will also be able to contract hire Brainstorm's tried and tested production services. While Brainstorm's award-winning technology is top of the line and provides the reliable and highly creative production tools necessary, it is truly the expertise and practised capabilities of the election projects team which gives them the edge needed for such crucial and often complex events. During an elections coverage program, the number one priority is not only to feature eye-catching graphics, but to ensure the correct and instantaneous delivery of real-time data. In this regard, Brainstorm has a significant advantage in managing databases and has consistently been the fastest in data reception and delivery in all the elections projects it has been involved with.

The main reason why our event and election services are so well regarded is not solely based on the Brainstorm technology itself, impressive as it may be, but rather because of the trust we share with our clients , explains David Alexander, Brainstorm's Commercial Director. It is the confidence born out of the close working relationships which we build with our customers, that is the key to the implementation of successful projects and the repeat business which result from them. We share a sense of team spirit with our clients with a customized and flexible approach to fulfilling the requirements, no matter how demanding they may be. I think that this relationship sums up the essence of our company and set us apart from our competitors.

Brainstorm's full elections services team will be present at NAB 2016, booth 4617, in order to assist clients interested in seeking professional solutions for their elections graphics requirements.

About Brainstorm Multimedia:

Established in 1993, Brainstorm Multimedia provides industry-leading virtual sets and real-time 3D interactive graphics solutions for all broadcast graphics types and workflows as well as for feature film production and 3D real-time presentations. Brainstorm's customer list includes many of the world's leading broadcasters plus a large number of small and regional stations. For more information visit www.brainstorm.es

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