A mix of technologies have opened up a whole new world of how to produce sports events. Leaders in remote production operations take to the stage and share their thoughts on the possibilities and limitations of a world where production operations and personnel can be de-centralized.

Panelists:
R...

The Women’s World Cup was one of the bigger sports events of the year. Fox Sports executives discuss their production plans, workflows, and lessons learned as their team spanned the globe.

Panelists:
Kevin Callahan, Fox Sports, VP, Field Operations and Engineering
Rob Rees, Fox Sports, VP, Live ...

Live sports productions, particularly smaller shows, have begun to embrace cloud-based productions, whereby camera signals are sent directly into the cloud rather than being cut on site. Manufacturers and facility providers discuss the latest developments in cloud-based production and how your or...

IP technologies continue to become more ubiquitous when it comes to opening up new ways of working and transporting signals in an efficient manner. Experts in the various flavors of IP being used in production as well as manufacturers discuss the latest developments.

Panelists:
Bruno Brunelle, T...

Are AI and automated production friend or foe for live sports production? How are the two technologies intertwined and how are they impacting production today? More importantly, how will they impact production and operations tomorrow?

Panelists:
T.K. Gore, Kiswe, Global Head of Sports Partnershi...

The Broken Arrow Skyrace represents a unique style of mountain running, characterized by off-trail climbing on steep terrain with massive amounts of vertical gain and loss at altitude. To produce a live event covering this strenuous race, the production team needed to get creative. LiveU was brou...

In this talk, Braden Riggs discusses the role of low-delay video and audio streaming in enabling Remote Production at scale and how some of the industry’s biggest players are using this technology today. He will dive into the Dolby.io platform, show some quick demos, and discuss some customers us...

At the 2023 SVG Remote Production Forum, Brad Wall, LTN, CTO offered welcoming remarks.

Directing her second FIFA World Cup in seven months, Fox Sports’ Courtney Stockmal was at the controls of the network’s productions in New Zealand and Australia.

At the 2023 SVG Remote Production Forum, Stockmal describes the preparation that went into the competition, what it was like handling ...

Strengthening its popularity in the United States and stretching its reach internationally, the NFL has become a league without borders. In the 2023 season, its production arm — NFL Media — is expanding its responsibilities with more international games and increasing the use of their three-year-...

Throughout the sports calendar, Fox Sports handles productions both big and small. For shows in a variety of sizes, the broadcaster’s production and operations teams are tasked with putting together broadcasts through technological innovation.

At the SVG Remote Production Forum, Fox Sports Manag...

To stand out, regional sports networks across the country are trying to implement new technologies and production ideas. At NBC Sports Bay Area & California, the crew is continuing their COVID-created SplitKasts to accommodate for San Francisco Giants broadcaster Mike Krukow‘s degenerative illnes...

ESPN has become bullish on leveraging cloud-based technologies for their packed schedule of events. At the 2023 SVG Remote Production Forum, Disney Entertainment & ESPN Technology’s Director, Architecture, Michael Kidd, highlight how the introduction and availability of these workflows are changi...

The sports-video-production industry is constantly changing, and there’s not a topic that’s evolving as quickly as IP. From LTN’s point of view, a handful of products and their main mission is to be there for customers who are undergoing this transition and alleviate any pressures dealt by those ...