Douglas Spotted Eagle shares his expertise on what equipment has proven the most useful for remote and on-the-go productions.

NFL, NHL and ESPN executives discuss the transition to cloud technology for efficient, flexible live remote production at the 2023 NAB Show.

We’re seeing workflows and products shaped by the potential of neural networks, while creatives are starting to take advantage of AI tools.

IP-enabled workflows for remote video production will allow broadcasters to cut costs and innovate new ways to create and consume content.

New white paper from Matrox outlines how remote operations can streamline production costs using the cloud and IP-based networks.

Live production vendor EVS outlines the pathway to ensuring cyber security in live production workflows.

As working-from-home become the new norm, video production teams across countless industries have had to adopt new approaches.

Haivision’s new Broadcast IP Transformation Report shows that tight budgets are hampering some plans to migrate to IP and cloud technology.

The UK’s Digital Production Partnership published its first “Going Live & Remote” report, defining five models for producing live content.

A new white paper from MovieLabs establishes new guidelines for software-defined workflows for more efficient Cloud-based production.

“I think the most difficult question of these times is, how can we achieve a production quality we want to give to our rights holders and how can we manage not to have COVID impact the quality we deliver?”

“The team was really spread around the world,” explains Bexel/NEP’s Rod Allen. Shooting took place in Las Vegas, while “our loggers were in Australia, [the post] team was in Los Angeles and Las Vegas, our technical consultant was in the Philippines and management was in the UK.”