Japanese production specialist Gonshiro is partnering with ARRI and Riedel to integrate cinematic camera systems with wireless intercom and networking technology for large-scale live events. The collaboration leverages Gonshiro's fleet of 16 ALEXA 35 Live units to develop unified workflows that connect imaging, communications, and operations.
This partnership signals a shift toward high-end cinematic aesthetics in live streaming and broadcast environments, moving beyond traditional broadcast camera limitations. By integrating ARRI’s imaging science with Riedel’s communications infrastructure, Gonshiro is addressing the technical complexity of managing multi-camera cinematic arrays in real-time. This move pressures competitors to simplify workflows as skilled technical staff become increasingly scarce across the global production ecosystem. The success of this unified approach will likely dictate how quickly other regional production houses adopt cinema-grade sensors for live sports and entertainment. Watch for upcoming software updates from ARRI and Riedel that specifically enable deeper camera-to-intercom integration based on Gonshiro’s field data.
Japanese production specialist Gonshiro has deployed 16 ARRI ALEXA 35 Live units to enhance cinematic aesthetics in large-scale live events. By integrating these cameras with Riedel’s Bolero intercoms and MediorNet infrastructure, the company is streamlining complex multi-camera workflows, setting a new standard for high-end broadcast quality in the Japanese concert market.
Gonshiro has deployed 16 ARRI ALEXA 35 Live units as part of a total fleet of 22 ARRI cameras.
Gonshiro is utilizing Riedel Bolero wireless intercom beltpacks and MediorNet networking to maintain connectivity for large, distributed crews.
Gonshiro manages approximately 1,000 annual productions, which covers 60% of Japan's major concert market.
The collaboration aims to integrate cinematic imaging science with robust communications infrastructure to simplify the technical complexity of managing multi-camera cinematic arrays in real-time.
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