When it comes to promoting an event or television production, choosing the right video production company can make all the difference in the success of your project.
One of the most important lessons event managers learned during the pandemic was that while virtual events have their benefits, live-in-person events will always be an important part of an event program.
It’s a way to improve quality while saving cost that is being embraced by companies from TV networks to corporations to government agencies.
REMI – short for Remote Integration Model – is a production workflow that allows live content to be captured from a remote location and managed from a central control room.
There are many advantages to producing live content.
For the 3rd consecutive year, Broadcast Management Group was contracted to provide live production support for “IMDb Live After the Emmys” – a 60-minute post-show immediately following the 71st Emmy Awards in Los Angeles.
For the 4th consecutive year, Broadcast Management Group will be producing live programming during San Diego Comic-Con.
The National Association of Broadcasters Convention is quickly approaching for those of us who make the annual migration.
When it comes to live production, there are no one-size-fits-all solutions.
If your company is looking for production staffing support, they'll typically run into 3 types of production staffing arrangements: recruitment-based, full outsourcing, and day hires.
We’re all familiar with this Murphy dude and his infamous law: What can go wrong, will go wrong.