À Punt is committed to technological innovation for the Fallas 2025

The Fallas 2025 acquire new dimensions in At Punt thanks to the deployment of technical resources such as multi-screen signals, drones, robotic cameras or surround sound.

These Fallas will be remembered as one of the most emotional in history after the impact of dana in Valencia. The Call which offered À Punt on February 23 with great success, with nearly 290,000 spectators and a 10.3% audience share, anticipated a extensive celebration that the Valencian public radio and television is already covering with the deployment of all types of audiovisual solutions, both in production as in made available to the Spanish population.

As an example, the daily mascletas, proof of the desire to party with great figures that reinforce an impressive daily follow-up that continued last week despite the rain. To broadcast these events, the À Punt technical team has decided to install inside the fire enclosure four mini cameras and a new robotic camera that offer views never seen before in the Town Hall Square.

Another technological innovation is the coverage of the event with surround sound. To address this area, television has opted to use high response microphones in frequencies to capture both the intensity and quality of the pyrotechnic show. These types of microphones (which are used both in recording and in live performances by bands and orchestras) offer a sensation immersive acoustics"like it had never been transmitted" in the Fallas, in the words of the woman herself At Punt.

The technical deployment of the chain is completed with the deployment of a drone, which will offer unpublished plans of the Plaza de la Virgen during the offering and the Cremà night; multiple broadcast backpacks, and one multi-screen signal exclusive of web and digital applications with which spectators will be able to simultaneously see different points of view of the mascletá in real time.