The Pro Tour Continues in Savannah
BMG was back on the course this month for Stop 2 of 6 of the Pro Tour golf tournament series, hosted at the Club at Savannah Harbor in Savannah, Georgia.
As the series builds momentum, BMG’s production model continues to deliver live coverage at each stop with a streamlined on-site footprint and centralized production through our Network Operations Center in Washington, DC. For Savannah, one of our custom REMI units and a field team were on the ground in Georgia, while the core broadcast was produced from the NOC, with additional team members supporting remotely.
Across the series, BMG is providing far more than live production. Our team supports the full broadcast operation, show format development, producing team, director, graphics, and editorial, as well as production management, technical facilities, and staffing. The series is leveraging BMG’s full ecosystem: production, media asset management, and growing file workflows that support real-time editing and channel playout.
The Savannah stop also delivered one of the best moments of the tournament so far: a Ryan Succop hole-in-one during the final round.
→ See how BMG is Producing the Pro Tour Series
→ Watch the hole-in-one multiview clip
Managed Services Update: Supporting Clients Across the Country
BMG’s managed services work continued to grow in May, with our team embedded across multiple ongoing client operations.
Schwab Network
BMG continued to support the Schwab Network through managed services for daily production, staffing, and broadcast operations. As the network produces live financial programming across multiple locations, BMG’s team remains a core part of the operation, supporting the consistency and execution required for a 24/7 financial media environment.
Recent highlights include the launch of the Market Matters podcast and Michael Saylor’s appearance on Market Overtime, both reflecting the continued growth of Schwab Network’s programming across live, digital, and on-demand formats.
Global Hospitality Brand
BMG continued to provide managed services support for a global hospitality brand, powering enterprise communications and live programming across facilities in Virginia, Memphis, and Dallas, with additional locations planned in 2026 and beyond. This work reflects the growing demand for large organizations to build reliable, in-house production environments that support executive communications, town halls, and high-visibility events without having to rebuild workflows for every show.
UBS Studios
UBS Studios continued settling into its new expanded studio environment this month, designed and built by BMG’s System Design and Integration team.
The updated space includes an enlarged set and upgraded control room capabilities, supporting a wider range of programming. This month, UBS also relaunched its award-winning series Road to the Election, focusing on the 2026 midterm elections.
While BMG’s managed services team operates the UBS studio, podcast facility, and control room in New York City, the backend infrastructure is hosted at BMG’s Cloud Control Center™ Network Operations Center in Washington, DC. That hybrid model allows UBS to scale additional transmissions, staffing, and technical facilities on demand while maintaining the flexibility of a full on-site operation.
BMG Welcomes Its Newest Managed Services Client in Chicago
After several months of consultation, BMG has been selected to provide long-term managed services for Chicago Public Access Television, including staffing, IT, and engineering support. We’re proud to welcome our newest managed services client and continue expanding BMG’s presence in the Chicago market.
Tawfiq Rahman Presents at SMPTE Bits by the Bay
This month, Tawfiq Rahman, BMG’s Vice President of System Design & Engineering, presented at SMPTE Bits by the Bay on the shift toward software-defined, AI-augmented broadcast infrastructure.
His presentation, “Built to Evolve,” explored how broadcast systems are moving from traditional SDI-based environments toward IP, NMOS, cloud workflows, and AI-supported operations. The core message was direct: SDI was the right answer for its era, but today’s production environments require infrastructure built for more channels, more formats, remote production, and multiple distribution endpoints.
Tawfiq also addressed where AI is already delivering real value in broadcast operations, metadata, QC, compliance, search, and content reuse, while highlighting the importance of trust, provenance, and cross-skilled engineering teams.
→ Read our recap of Tawfiq’s presentation
Meet BMG at InfoComm 2026
BMG will be at InfoComm 2026 in Las Vegas, connecting with teams focused on the future of corporate studios, broadcast AV, live production, and managed media operations.
Visit us at Booth N7650 to meet the BMG team and learn how we help organizations design, build, and operate broadcast-quality production environments for executive communications, live events, channel operations, and enterprise video.
Todd Mason, BMG’s founder and CEO, will be speaking on the panel “Lessons Learned: Designing Corporate Studios” on Tuesday, June 16, from 9:30–10:30 AM in Room W232. The panel will cover enterprise approaches to control room design, IP-based workflows, automation, hybrid production models, and scalable studio infrastructure.
Use registration code BRO646 for a complimentary exhibit hall pass.
→ Schedule a meeting with BMG at InfoComm
Latest Insights from the BMG Team
How Live Editing Workflows Are Shifting From On-Site Trailers to Centralized Media Asset Management
Todd Mason, BMG CEO — A look at how live editing workflows are moving beyond traditional on-site edit trailers, and how centralized media asset management within BMG’s NOC gives editors faster access to growing file volumes, supports remote post-production, and reduces the operational overhead of rebuilding edit environments for every live event.
Top 9 Ways Sports Broadcasters Monetize Live Sports Streaming
Karen Landry, Director of Channel Playout, Transmissions, and Media Asset Management — An exploration of how sports broadcasters and rights holders are building new revenue models around live sports streaming, covering subscription services, FAST and AVOD channels, pay-per-view, betting integrations, sponsorship, dynamic ad insertion, commerce, and international rights distribution.
Employee Spotlight: Keith Paige
This month, we’re recognizing Keith Paige, a Director at the Schwab Network and a valued, long-tenured member of the BMG team.
Keith’s path at BMG is a strong example of what growth from within looks like. He started as an intern and built his experience across production and broadcast operations before stepping into his current role directing live programming for the Schwab Network. We’re proud to have him on the team.
Welcome to the BMG Team
We’re excited to welcome Paige DeLoretta, Marketing Coordinator (DC), and Alexandra Stratis, Audio Intern (Chicago), to the BMG team.
Paige joins our growing marketing team and will help support BMG’s content, social media, and brand communications efforts.
Welcome to BMG, Paige and Alexandra.
We’re Hiring
BMG continues to grow, and we’re actively hiring for full-time roles across Toronto, Washington, DC, Chicago, and New York.
Toronto (New Openings)
- Production Manager
- Business Development
U.S. Openings
- IT Engineer — Washington, DC
- Talent Booker — Chicago
- Production Technician — New York City
These roles support BMG’s continued expansion across live production, managed services, broadcast operations, and client development.
Freelance Roles We’re Filling
BMG is actively seeking skilled freelance professionals to support our expanding project slate. We’re currently looking for experienced candidates in the following roles:
- Technical Directors (Grass Valley Kayenne K Frame, Ross Acuity) — DC
- A-1 Audio Mixers (Yamaha DM7-EX and CL-5, 5.1 experience) — DC / Las Vegas / NYC
- Xpression Graphics Operators — DC / NYC / Las Vegas
- Grass Valley K2 Dyno Replay Operators — DC
- Video Engineers (Grass Valley LDX-86 WorldCam) — DC
- Broadcast System Installers
- Engineers in Charge (EIC) — DC / Las Vegas
- Broadcast Design Engineers
- Tech Managers — DC / Las Vegas
- Editor/DP — DC
If you or someone you know is interested in working with BMG, please encourage them to join our database!
Looking Ahead to June
June is shaping up to be one of BMG’s busiest months yet.
For the first time, BMG has been engaged to produce the Big Bang Home Run Derby at the University of Nebraska Omaha, developing the show format and providing the producing team, director, graphics design, and full technical staff. The event will be produced through BMG’s REMI workflow, continuing our work across live sports and large-scale remote production.
Pro Tour Stop #3 moves to Mystic Lake in Minnesota, where BMG will support the series with full creative services, REMI production, media asset management, remote editing with real-time file growth, and master control services.
More to come!
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