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Remote Production - For Live Events
Aug 1, 2018
1 min read
It seems we are more and more involved in 'remote production' projects these days. Here's an excellent article from The Broadcast Bridge on remote production for live events.
"The live events industry has grown dramatically. Driven by audiences for smaller sports, new viewing behavior and the opportunity for new revenue. As broadcasters face increasing competition from new media players such as OTT distribution and streaming, both stations and networks are looking for ways to bring these live events to their audiences in a cost effective manner."
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Remote production is becoming essential for live events, especially as teams coordinate from different locations. The Broadcast Bridge article is a useful overview—I've been using https://docs.google.com/document/d/1V7zMQzPXwUFJreEdHgTKA2Z9hsdQ5LctveIaB3KqPpU/view
Remote production is clearly becoming a bigger part of live events, especially as workflows move beyond the venue. The Broadcast Bridge article is a useful starting point—I've been using https://docs.google.com/document/d/1RWxg2bc9dJfoYE3UdxLHqnWQ2OebQDCL9Dfoy2eexPQ/view