Blue Tuna

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Blue Tuna

Type	Independent
Founded	2003
Headquarters	London, England
Industry	Television & Corporate Video Production
Website	http://www.bluetuna.tv

Blue Tuna Limited is an award winning British television, Corporate Video & multi-media production company. Based in London, it was founded in December 2003 by Steve Katz & Jon Howarth. Before establishing Blue Tuna, the management team were involved in a number of television & corporate projects, including estbalishing the first football (soccer) club television channel, Boro TV ^[1].

1 Overview
2 External links
3 Notes
4 See also

[edit] Overview

Blue Tuna provides production services for corporate video, broadcast television, live webcasting & TV commercial production. One notable television production is a television sports series entitled 'Polo Masters' which features coverage of polo tournaments played in the UK & Europe. First broadcast on Sky Sports 2004^[2] ^[3] , the Polo Masters series was the first time that the sport of high-goal polo tournament had been televised for mainstream TV audiences ^[4]. The series includes coverage of the main UK & European tournaments, including The Veuve Clicquot Gold Cup and Cartier International Day. The company is also particularly active in live webcasting and develops bespoke technology solutions for this service^[5].

In addition to broadcast television production, Blue Tuna also has an extensive corporate client list, producing corporate video for companies & organisations such as Bloomberg L.P., BAFTA^[6] and Canon^[7].