Manufacturers Discuss In-Venue Innovations in Cameras, Lenses, and Connectivity
SVG Venues & Teams Summit 2026
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38m
The fan experience is nothing without the technologies outside of the control room. Reliable connectivity, camera techniques like shallow depth-of-field, and workflows like super slow-motion and high frame rate are only a handful of elements that are altering how games are experienced by fans. With all of these advancements in technology blending into gameday, how are manufacturers and providers keeping up on this break-neck pace? This panel goes into what companies are doing to satisfy the needs of production and fans alike.
Panelists:
Josh Arensberg, Verizon Business Group, Global MD Sports, Media and Live Events
Geoff Bowen, Appear, Chief Technical Architect
Carlos Caceres, Jacksonville Jaguars, Senior Director of Gameday and Event Production
Paul McAniff, Canon, Senior Technical Specialist
Tony Staires, Lawo North America, Sales Director
Moderator:
Brandon Costa, SVG, Director of Digital
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