Women's College World Series: ESPN's Meg Aronowitz on Documenting Dreams
SVG Onsite • 16m
The Finals of the 2023 NCAA Women's College World Series begin on Wednesday night as Florida State looks to derail Oklahoma's bid to three-peat. ESPN is on-site in Oklahoma City with a big production plan to chronicle it all.
A live drone, a two-point cabled aerial camera system, a Technocrane, and multiple super slow mos are just a few of the toys pulling in the eye-popping imagery of the action on the field.
On the day before the start of the Finals, SVG's Brandon Costa caught up with ESPN's VP, Production Meg Aronowitz to discuss the unique cameras that have been deployed at the venue, how to keep the storylines fresh during a dynastic run on the diamond, and what makes working this event a uniquely special experience.
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