Studio renovations at the CW Network affiliate serving Indianapolis owned by DuJuan McCoy-led Circle City Broadcasting are now complete. As such, the Indiana broadcaster believes WISH-8 now has “the most technologically advanced news set in the Indianapolis market.”
The studio features a 30-foot curved 4K video wall that is the largest of its kind currently in use by a TV station in the Midwest.
That’s according to Derek Meyers, CEO of Neoti, a dvLED company with a strong presence in the broadcast market.
“This project puts WISH-TV on a very short list of studios with this quality and scope of technology,” Meyers said. “We are honored to be selected as the partner for the innovative project, especially given that we are headquartered just up the road in Bluffton, Indiana. The new 4K wall delivers exceptional quality video, and I know the viewers will appreciate the results.”
McCoy added, “The new innovative studio is designed with the viewer in mind. The studio shows our commitment to offering the best news service to our community, and the technological advancements are our way of investing in the future of news.”
The WISH-8 studio now has over 300 individual panels that display “stunning” visuals. The curved video wall provides the best image quality available on the market today, with a pixel pitch of 1.5 mm which equates to a pixel-by-pixel 4K for our graphics, images, and videos, McCoy added.
The new set is also complimented and enhanced by a brand-new 3D animated graphics and lighting package.
WISH-8 produces upward of 80 hours of news and local entertainment each week.
