The Cloud, REMI, and the Future of Remote Production in Esports
SVG Esports Production Summit 2024
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43m
Although the esports-production industry was well ahead of the REMI curve over the past decade, the demand for efficient and flexible production solutions has led to even more remote and cloud-based productions today. This panel will explore how REMI and the cloud provide greater efficiency, cost-effectiveness, and adaptability.
Panelists:
Mike Buetsch, Chess.com, Director of Broadcast Engineering & Production
Jake Tejada, Deloitte Consulting, Media Engineer
Michael Ulaky, Riot Games, Engineer in Charge, Riot Games Seattle Remote Broadcast Center powered by AWS
JD Wu, Tata Communications / The Switch, Production and Gaming Lead
Moderator:
Andrew Lane, EFG / ESL FACEIT Group, Senior Director, Production North America
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