Mobile Units and Custom Flypacks, Connected to a 24/7 Broadcast Network

The production begins at the venue. BMG mobile units and Flypacks provide the infrastructure required to capture cameras, audio, communications, and other essential production signals.

Once signals are acquired, BMG transports them into its centralized broadcast infrastructure using the connectivity solution best suited to the venue and production.

Workflows can utilize private fiber, IP connectivity, AI-optimized bonded cellular, satellite, Starlink, or redundant hybrid paths to maintain reliable signal transport.

The BMG NOC provides continuous visibility into connectivity and signal performance, helping identify and address issues before they impact the production.

The venue becomes an extension of BMG’s centralized broadcast environment, connecting productions through Tier 1 control rooms and centralized broadcast resources without requiring every production position to be physically located at the event.

This allows BMG to separate acquisition from production, putting cameras and equipment where the event is taking place while placing switching, audio, graphics, engineering, monitoring, and other production resources.

BMG can structure the production around the event rather than forcing every show into the same workflow.

With REMI, cameras and acquisition equipment remain at the venue while production resources are centralized at the BMG Cloud Control Center™ or another connected control room.

With Reverse REMI, BMG can bring centralized production capabilities into the field while maintaining connectivity to the broader BMG broadcast infrastructure.

Hybrid workflows can combine on-site production positions with remote resources, allowing teams to determine which functions need to be at the venue and which can be handled remotely.

Behind the workflow is BMG’s 24/7 Network Operations Center, providing centralized monitoring and operational support throughout the production.

The NOC monitors connectivity, signal paths, systems, and infrastructure while supporting engineering and technical operations across the BMG network.

The mobile unit’s physical footprint does not have to determine production size.

Additional cameras can be supported through B-units and Flypacks, while the BMG Cloud Control Center™ can provide additional control rooms, production positions, editors, media resources, and other centralized capabilities.

Through BMG’s Media Asset Management environment, recorded content can move into centralized storage for editing, clipping, archiving, and repurposing while the event is still underway.

Remote editors can access content from wherever they are located, allowing teams to create highlights, social clips, promotional content, and other deliverables without waiting for the production to return from the road.

Once the program is produced, BMG’s centralized infrastructure supports delivery across the platforms and destinations required by the production.

Programs and feeds can be routed for broadcast, OTT, FAST, corporate communications, digital platforms, and other distribution environments, with master control, channel playout, and global transmission capabilities available through BMG’s broader broadcast infrastructure.

Content can remain within BMG’s Media Asset Management environment for long-term storage, post-production, future programming, and additional distribution.

This creates a complete production lifecycle, from camera acquisition and signal transport to live production, distribution, media management, and archive, within one connected BMG ecosystem.