For-A named exclusive distributor of ClassX live 3D graphics line in North, Central and South America

FOR-A America will now offer, on an exclusive basis, the ClassX solution of 2D/3D character generation and live motion graphics and playout software.

For-A Corporation of America and ClassX announce today an exclusive sales and service agreement between the two companies. FOR-A America will now offer, on an exclusive basis, the ClassX solution of 2D/3D character generation and live motion graphics and playout software in North, Central, and South America. The agreement provides broadcasters and live event producers with the ability to create and play out ClassX real-time broadcast graphics integrated with FOR-A video switchers.

The For-A/ClassX combination will be seen at 2017 NAB Show where ClassX’ graphics, 3D animation and video playout will be demonstrated on For-A video switchers, including our Thunderbolt interface collaboration.

Hiro Tanoue, president of For-A America, said “with ClassX, a premium graphics suite of solutions, our For-A portfolio of live production solutions becomes a complete range of best-in-class solutions. Adding ClassX to the For-A suite of live production switchers strengthens our graphics reach to end users in university, digital signage, live events, and sports production applications. We’re thrilled to offer such a powerful and cost-effective graphics creation tool”.

Since 1991, ClassX has a record of meeting the demands of thousands of mission-critical customers from international markets including TV stations, network broadcasters, sports providers, government organizations, universities, news agencies and betting channels.

“With customers like RAI, Mediaset, RSS, Discovery, MTV, BBC UK, Deejay TV and experience covering events such as Platinum Gold, the Beijing Olympics, the European Athletics championships, Sam Remo and Mss Italia, ClassX is well established internationally. We’re thrilled to partner with For-A to expand out ClassX suite of live 3D graphics solutions in the American market,” said ClassX CEO Michele Puccini.