Max Studio: Interactive Weather Broadcasting Maps & Tools
Max Studio
Help on-air talent be more engaging without leaving the touchscreen or chroma key.
Deliver a more dynamic presentation
Put the tools your talent needs at their fingertips so they can stay on camera when it matters most.
Max Studio’s Patented MagicTRAK technology helps ensure the meteorologist tools and equipment your broadcast needs in the weather studio are always available. Max Studio is available at your talent’s chroma key or interactive weather maps, so they can always remain on camera even during breaking weather broadcasting coverage.
Interact live with telestration tools, advance to the following visualization, change the order of upcoming scenes, and engage viewers on social media. Meteorologists can also create and share multiple levels of weather information as needed, all without leaving the touchscreen or chroma key.
Be more interactive and engaging
Deliver a more dynamic weather presentation by putting the tools your talent needs at their fingertips so they can stay on camera when it matters most.
Benefits
Empower your on-air talent
MagicTRAK technology enables talent to access the best meteorologist tools and equipment while using the chroma key or touchscreen so they can stay on-air as severe weather breaks.
Start a conversation in real time
Talent can incorporate viewer-submitted stories through social media and respond to posts live to help facilitate authentic, unscripted conversations.
Create a more dynamic weathercast
Meteorologists can rapidly add interactivity by using telestration and advancing to the next scene to help them tell a clearer, more accurate weather story.
Frequently asked questions
What is a weather broadcast studio?
A broadcast studio is where audio and video production software is integrated to produce weather broadcasts for TV.
What is weather station software?
Weather station software is anything that helps in the recording and production of a weather broadcast. This can include visualizations such as maps or graphics.
What are some examples of meteorologist tools?
Meteorologists use a wide variety of tools to create weather forecasts such as maps, weather graphics, telestration tools, chroma keys, touchscreens, and can even use augmented reality.
Does Max Studio require any hardware?
No. Max Studio reduces the amount of hardware needed across markets, saving on cost and increasing productivity.
Do I need to learn how to use all Max products to use Max Studio?
No. Max Studio is a supplement to the Max ecosystem, so there’s only one system to learn, and all components integrate seamlessly with each other.
How do I reach The Weather Company Customer Support team?
For linear TV product questions, call 978.983.6350, email twccustomersupport@weather.com or submit a ticket via The Weather Community.
For digital/mobile product questions, email twcdigitalsupport@weather.com.
Let’s talk
To learn more about how Max Studio can help your meteorologists interact with visualizations while on the air, contact our media experts today.
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