Moderator:
Robin Cramp, Business Development Manager - Production Park
Panel:
Morwen Williams, Director of News Operations - BBC
Lucy O’Brien, Group CTO - EMG
Alex Dinnin, Director, Graphics and Innovation - Warner Bros. Discovery Sports Europe
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IBC2022: Through being forced to implement remote capabilities in 2020, broadcasters have found new ways of bringing live content to viewers through powerful virtual production suites. Not only does this create technologically enabled efficiencies in workflows, but it allows for a smaller on-the-ground footprint.
The speakers on this panel have delivered some of the largest sporting events in the last two years including the Tokyo 2020 and Beijing 2022 trialling new techniques in operational delivery. It’s good for the budget, it’s great for their carbon footprint. Hear how they do it and how these new methods of live production are changing the way control rooms exist in the content supply chain.
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