At-Home Productions - What’s Next?
summary
Conference panel reports concrete deployments and tests: Pac-12 runs over 400 at-home productions a year (about 850 events in nine months), using San Francisco as a B‑unit with eight return paths for slow‑mo, graphics and first‑and‑ten. NEP builds IP hubs (Sydney/Melbourne) linking 11 mobile units to 29 venues. Gravity Media proves 4K uncompressed over a 100G link (five cameras Krakow→BT London). SkyCam operators control live game rigs remotely; Aspera pitches low‑latency FASP streaming for reliable transport.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Start
- 0:01SVG SUMMIT 2017 New York, NY
- 2:43MICHAEL FRANCIS
- 3:53KEVIN MOORHOUSE Gravity Media
- 6:24JONATHAN SOLOMON
- 7:21STEPHEN WHARTON
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