Flight Packs & Mobile Production Systems
Engineered, broadcast-grade production systems designed for rapid global deployment and REMI integration.
Broadcast-grade live coverage, studio programming, and remote production workflows built for the world’s largest soccer tournaments—engineered for temporary venues, international locations, and centralized REMI operations.
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Covering a global soccer tournament is not about producing a single match—it’s about sustaining consistent, high-quality production across cities, countries, venues, and weeks of nonstop competition.
Broadcast Management Group partners with rights holders, broadcasters, and production teams to deliver large-scale soccer coverage using engineered flight packs, centralized REMI workflows, and a 24/7 monitored Network Operations Center (NOC). From match coverage and studio shows to shoulder programming and analysis, we design production systems that travel efficiently while maintaining a unified on-air look and broadcast reliability.
Whether coverage originates from stadiums, training facilities, pop-up studios, or temporary venues, BMG enables scalable soccer production without the cost and complexity of building full control rooms at every location.
How BMG solves it:
We design standardized, repeatable production systems—camera plans, audio workflows, graphics packages, and flight packs—that deploy consistently across stadiums, training facilities, studios, and pop-up venues.
Outcome:
Every match, studio hit, and shoulder show looks like part of the same broadcast universe, regardless of location.
How BMG solves it:
Our flight packs are engineered to integrate directly into centralized REMI control rooms and NOC-backed operations, allowing switching, graphics, audio, and monitoring to run remotely.
Outcome:
Reduced footprint, fewer on-site staff, lower cost—without sacrificing broadcast quality or reliability.
How BMG solves it:
BMG flight packs are designed for rapid deployment in stadiums, training grounds, fan zones, hotels, and temporary studios, with flexible power, networking, and contribution paths.
Outcome:
Full multi-camera production is possible anywhere the tournament takes you—not just permanent facilities.
How BMG solves it:
Centralized REMI workflows and shared control infrastructure allow multiple matches, studio shows, and shoulder programming to run concurrently from a single operational backbone.
Outcome:
You can cover more matches and more markets simultaneously without duplicating crews or infrastructure.
How BMG solves it:
We design redundant IP, fiber, and bonded-cellular contribution workflows that connect on-site production to centralized control rooms and global distribution partners.
Outcome:
Reliable, monitored feeds with clear failover—critical for global audiences and rights-holder expectations.
How BMG solves it:
All productions are monitored through BMG’s 24/7 Cloud Network Operations Center, with real-time escalation, backup routing, and disaster recovery protocols.
Outcome:
Confidence that live coverage stays live—even when conditions, venues, or schedules change.
Live Match Coverage: Multi-camera match production with REMI-connected flight packs supporting commentary, replay, graphics, and international distribution.
Studio Shows & Analysis Programming: Pre-game, post-game, and daily analysis shows produced from centralized studios or temporary locations connected to REMI control rooms.
Shoulder Programming: Highlights, interviews, training-ground content, digital-first shows, and rapid turnaround coverage produced alongside live matches.
Multi-City & Touring Coverage: Repeatable production models designed to move efficiently between host cities without re-engineering each stop.
Remote & Hybrid Production Models: On-site capture combined with centralized switching, graphics, audio, and monitoring for cost-efficient, scalable coverage.
Yes—BMG flight packs are engineered systems supporting multi-camera, replay, graphics, comms, and transmission workflows.
Yes—REMI workflows allow multiple matches and studio shows to run concurrently from centralized control infrastructure.
Yes—flight packs are designed specifically for temporary locations with flexible power and connectivity options.
All productions are monitored through BMG’s 24/7 Cloud NOC with redundancy and failover built in.
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