This week, Broadcast Management Group's CEO, Todd Mason was invited to speak on the "Enterprise Video at the Speed of Sports" panel at Sports Video Group’s Silicon Valley Video Summit in Mountain View, CA.
Last week, our Executive Producer of Sports at BMG, Graham Taylor, took the stage at Sports Video Group’s Remote Production Forum in Charlotte, North Carolina, as a panelist on the “Remote Production and Connectivity” panel.
Our industry has always been a fast-paced, ever-changing industry.
Multi-camera remote production takes place outside of a studio context.
With live events slowly starting to return after a year-long hiatus, Broadcast Management Group is excited to get back to live, in-person events.
In 2020, many organizations began using REMI workflows out of necessity.
COVID-19 left organizations scrambling to find a reliable method for producing and distributing content.
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’s a buzzword making rounds inside and outside the broadcast community.
In the business world, it’s common to hear companies described as ‘disruptors.’ This is a company that’s so innovative, they impact an entire industry.
If there’s one thing the COVID-19 pandemic has proven, it’s the innovation and resilience of the production industry.
Over the past couple of months, in light of the COVID-19 pandemic and subsequent social distancing requirements, many companies have been scrambling to figure out how to adapt to a sudden and massive shift in their “normal” work routines.
When it comes to live production, there are no one-size-fits-all solutions.
We’re all familiar with this Murphy dude and his infamous law: What can go wrong, will go wrong.