Kenziko provided graphics for the 2019 General Election coverage on BBC, ITV and Channel 4.
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After working on the US Election graphics in 2016, it was great for Kenziko to be involved again for the 2018 Midterms.
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Screeny made a return to ITV with Robert Peston’s new Wednesday night show. Behind the scenes Kenziko worked with the production team to redesign the screen to fit with the exciting new-look set, and add some additional features for the new series.
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Virtual Reality (VR) has become a hot topic in the last couple of years, thanks to technological advancements and increasing performance of modern PCs. Kenziko are always at the cutting edge, so we got ourselves up to speed by building a number of experiences.
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We developed an interactive sales tool for the manufacturing software company Seiki Systems.
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We were asked to build On-Air graphics for a rebrand of BBC World’s Talking Business show with Aaron Heslehurst.
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Building interactive installations is always a challenge. For the Emirates Air Line we had the additional challenges of 4K, Multi-user touch and real-time weather and flight data integration.
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Most of our touchscreen work is on live television. So we were thrilled when an opportunity arose to do something a bit different for the BBC, in a pre-recorded show revisiting the great battles of 1066.
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A snap election is a difficult scenario for any broadcaster to deal with. We worked with both ITV and BBC to ensure their election coverage went to plan.
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Kenziko started working on the BBC’s annual astronomy show six years ago. Providing the iPad solution that Professor Brian Cox (and very occasionally Dara Ô Briain) use to illustrate the science talk via an iPad has been an occasionally tricky undertaking, and we thought we’d share more insight into how it works.
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