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Webinar: Live production and sports

Webinar takes place 7th September

In association with Snell Advanced Media (SAM), TVBEurope will be hosting a live production and sports webinar on 7th September.

Starting at 3pm (BST), the webinar will see TV Tech Global editor Neal Romanek introduce the event, followed by a high-level overview of the insights gleaned from a live production and sports survey of those responsible for live production within leading tier one broadcasters, from multiple markets including Europe and the US.

The research covered a series of questions related to the industry including; major trends for live sports broadcasting; the technology priorities for live production; and where the largest growth will be in live sports.

Register today to secure your place.

Neil Maycock, SAM EVP and general manager, media software solutions, SAM, will share the key learnings from this study including what the biggest issues are in the migration to UHD, the opportunities and challenges with remote production and feedback on where broadcasters see possible cost savings.

Rob Szabo-Rowe, EVP and general manager, live production and infrastructure at SAM, along with Maycock, will both then share lessons learnt from recent live production and sports deployments – including Formula One and BT Sport, before a live Q&A session, which will be open to all webinar participants.

Formula One has taken a standard quad 3G SDI UHD approach and in just 11 months, it has been able to replace 80 per cent of its on-location broadcasting infrastructure so that it was ready to broadcast the 2017 Formula One Championships in UHD.

In one creative process, the SAM solution at Formula One enables the delivery of outputs for different viewers and also the ability, for example, for every operator to have access to all of the content so that they can now see more than 60 cameras on the circuit, rather than just a handful of them.