Modern television technology will be on show (Source: VNA)
Hanoi (VNA) - The latest broadcasting equipmentand technology will be presented at the Vietnam International Broadcast &AV (VIBA) Show in Hanoi next year.
Visitors will be able to watch films screened with moderntechnology, attend photo shows and sound performances, and play games withvirtual reality (VR) glasses.
Following the success of two events held in Ho Chi MinhCity, the VIBA show will showcase opportunities for international andVietnamese television and businesses.
“The exhibition will definitely boost the industry,” saidKim Jeong-hun, General Director of Exporum Inc, the organiser of the event.
The Broadcast Department under the Ministry of Informationand Communications will bring a total of 200 exhibitors from 11 countries andterritories together for the event.
Visitors will be able to experience ultramodern broadcastingequipment and technology plus post-production, digital displays and ITsolutions.
They will be able to experience interactive contents thatcreate exciting atmospheres and workshops, seminars and business matching withopportunities to meet government bodies, associations and other major keyplayers in the industries.
The drone competition will show visitors the new trend ofcamera recording which has also become a sport.
The event will be held at the Hanoi International ExhibitionCentre, 91 Tran Hung Dao Street on April 5-7, 2018.-VNA
The national television festival began on Dec. 18 in the central city of Da Nang, bringing together producers and other broadcast professionals to share experiences.
The first Vietnam International Exhibition on Film and Television Technology (Telefilm 2013) commenced in Hanoi on June 19, with the aim of providing opportunities for Vietnam’s television sector to access modern technologies and prepare for digital television.
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The organisers hope the competition will help shape a generation of exceptional engineers who will make significant contributions to Vietnam’s scientific and technological progress in this era of transformation.
Modern television technology will be on show (Source: VNA) 
