Attendees of the 2026 SVG Remote Production Forum are welcomed by:

Dylan Boucherle, Warner Bros. Discovery, SVP, Production & Technical Operations
Steve Grigely, NEP US Connected Solutions, SVP & GM

The 2026 Remote Production Forum kicks off with an in-depth overview of the technical facilities, workflows, and operations that power the WBD Campus. From sports to news and everything in between, get an inside look at one of the most state-of-the-art live-production facilities in the industry.
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Stand-alone production trucks, field acquisition units, flypacks…there are more options than ever when it comes to defining how you want to produce a sporting event. Sports production professionals from leading networks, facility providers, and tech vendors take to the stage and discuss current o...

What technologies should be deployed to ensure an at-home production facility operates with reliability, capability, and flexibility? Networks and leagues approach centralized- production workflows differently, and the decisions driving those choices matter. Leaders in remote production discuss t...

Quality remote production begins with making the right decisions on signal transport protocol, encoders, decoders, and monitoring equipment for the job at hand. Key technology providers and industry experts discuss recent developments, available options, and practical recommendations across the t...

Stand-alone trucks, REMI, @Home, fully cloud-based — each model carries a different cost structure, and the math changes by sport, tier, and frequency. Leaders from networks, leagues, facility providers, and technology vendors compare CapEx versus OpEx tradeoffs, examine how remote workflows have...

Software-defined production, the Dynamic Media Facility, and the Media eXchange Layer are reshaping how production operations are built and run. Coupled with public or private cloud, the future of live sports production could be more efficient, scalable, and flexible than ever. Get an update on D...