UAL chooses CVP as its exclusive supplier for professional equipment and services

CVP has announced a strategic partnership with UAL (University of the Arts London), who is renowned for its innovative programs and ranked in the Top 2 Universities globally for Art and Design by QS World University Rankings. The framework agreement ensures that the academic team and students at UAL faculties have access to the industry’s most advanced equipment and unparalleled support services. 

The agreement establishes CVP as UAL’s exclusive supplier of professional equipment, guaranteeing UAL’s access to the widest selection of cutting-edge cameras, lenses, audio, lighting and other acquisition and production tools, all at competitive pricing. 

“We’re excited to partner with CVP, a leader in the professional media technology space,” said Chris Haines, Category Manager at UAL. “This framework agreement allows us to equip our staff and students with the very best tools available, fostering a dynamic learning environment that reflects the ever-evolving media landscape, empowering UAL’s future media leaders to thrive and enhancing our position as one of the World’s leading creative arts Universities.” 

Beyond equipment procurement, the agreement unlocks a range of valuable services for UAL, including consultancy from CVP’s team of in-house experts ensuring that UAL gets the perfect fit for their needs. Additionally, CVP offers equipment trials and demonstrations, as well as exclusive training opportunities and educational events, allowing students to experience the technology firsthand and be at the forefront of industry trends. CVP will offer ongoing support to UAL, ensuring smooth operation and ultimately curriculum enrichment. 

Jon Fry, CVP’s CEO, says: “This framework agreement allows us to contribute to the development of the next generation of media professionals by providing them with the tools and know-how to excel. Education is part of CVP’s DNA, and we hope that this agreement is just the beginning of many similar collaborations that will help shape the future of the Media and Entertainment industry.”