Tilano publishes 'Technical aspects of virtual production on television', a complete book about the VP world

The book 'Technical aspects of virtual production in television' by broadcast technology expert Francisco José Espinosa Pérez 'Tilano' sheds light on the integration of virtual production in broadcast contexts.

In Technical aspects of virtual television production, 'Tilano' did not want to create a manual on how virtual production works, but rather focus on “how the elements that participate in it work” in the field of television. In this way, the book seeks to review each chain element in a way that is “as little complex as possible for the professional.”

'Tilano' has set itself the goal of exposing in a way that is "as enjoyable as possible" the ins and outs of all the elements and their interrelation. It does so without leaving aside the most frequent problems, forms of repair them o diagnostic methods of this constantly growing environment.

In this work, the author relies on experts in the field of virtual production as Jose Alfonso Iglesias, design engineer Alfalite; Jesus Cabrera, CEO of Alfalite, and Luis Garrido, executive director of Alfalite, who, according to 'Tilano' "have been guiding and advising me on some topics in the book."

“From research and practice in this medium, I understand that it is necessary not so much to know how virtual production works but rather how the knowledge of the different elements that intervene in virtual production from the perspective of the CCU operator or the camera operator impacts the quality of the image,” explains 'Tilano' about the philosophy of this publication, now available through Amazon.