When the pandemic began in March, sports production changed worldwide, leaving a landscape where the old way of doing things would no longer cut it. Broadcasters had to find new ways to create their product, with limited crews and an increase in streaming.
Having now used the Panasonic AG-CX10 a lot, I can say this is the perfect camera for videographers who run and gun. I can see this camera being used extensively in sports production be it professionally or a local high school.
Live video production can be cost-prohibitive, especially below any sport’s top leagues. In 2016, HockeyTech installed its first AI-driven camera system from Pixellot, the global leader in automated sports production.
With the hit of the pandemic, sports streaming became crucial to help sport events still grace the TV’s of their fans. With the help of Pixellot technology, HockeyTV was able […]
The BirdDog Eyes P100 is a great camera for live sports production, and it is being implemented more and more across the industry to improve productions across the board. This NDI PTZ Camera has smooth, and quick movements, terrific image quality, and a tremendous amount of power to help capture the action.
Maccabi Tel Aviv celebrated when Deni Avdija was drafted for the NBA. The Israeli player created change in the culture according to Ofir Frank, the Chief Technology Officer for Maccabi […]
At Simplylive we are remote production experts; in fact, you could say that it is in our DNA. Every one of our ViBox systems are designed at their core for remote production.
As we see live sports returning, with the Covid-19 Pandemic in mind, ESPN is looking to a new workflow to bring live sports back on the air. This workflow includes gear from SimplyLive, too help bring the action to the air in the highest quality.
Medium.com and the FutrSport podcast recently created a great interview with David Shapiro, President of Pixellot, North America. Pixellot is an excellent production system for live multi-camera sports coverage.
It’s no secret that Covid-19 has caused a major disruption in the live sports industry since early 2020. Now, some major sporting events are returning, taking safety concerns into account. This means different workflows, lighter attendance, and a greater need for streaming.