AV Events

Remote production enables operators to control sources and destinations across the network. SRT and NDI are popular protocols, and some teams are doing “REMI’s” through screen control from meeting platforms. A REMI is a remote production where the cameras and crew are at one location while the director/producer/switching equipment are in a different location. Hear from the experts on how they are building networks and using what’s available to connect production teams across the net.

Join the October Power Hour to:

• Identify video protocols and codecs used in Remote Production, and how to send and receive signals.
• Learn about platforms enabling operators to produce shows where the cameras are remote.
• Learn networking practices to enable video to pass from public to private networks
  

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Investments in streaming media are expected to increase in the post COVID-19 world and the proliferation of audiovisual content is driving demand for video services, according to AVIXA’s IOTA report. Corporate live events producers and video production service providers can get the latest on key trends and technologies for AV content creation and distribution in AVIXA’s monthly Content Production & Streaming Power Hour. Learn more about the Broadcast AV Power Hour series. 

Speakers:

Chris Crichlow
Global AV & Events Manager
Deliveroo

• Chris is an experienced and passionate technical event and broadcast leader with 15 years executing across EMEA, APAC & the Caribbean.
• He has a proven track record of developing innovative teams, processes and productions for TikTok, Google, Snap and Facebook, as well as with high profile music artists.
• Over the course of the last 15 years, he has had a high output level delivering B2C & B2B experiential projects across various categories including music, sports, gaming and technology.

Florian Gallier
Strategic Partnerships Manager
Mo-Sys

• Florian Gallier is the Strategic Partnerships Manager at Mo-Sys, a globally recognized, award-winning company specializing in pioneering virtual production technologies and image robotics for the film and broadcast industries.
• Florian is fluent in workflows for remote production and precise remote camera control, which reduce risks for camera operators in dangerous locations while minimizing complexity and costs.
• Some applications include Mo-Sys' U50 heavy-duty remote head, specifically designed for the heaviest box lenses, which was deployed on the island in front of the iconic 17th hole during the Players Championship.
• This deployment involved full remote control with the high accuracy and precision required for such a zoom range.
• Additionally, the use of Mo-Sys robotics on Formula E tracks, which were remotely operated and combined with real-time AR graphics, added more viewpoints to the event while significantly reducing risks.

Peter Fitton
Solutions Architect
Ross Video

• Peter Fitton is a Solutions Architect at Ross Video, supporting the North American sales team by developing tailored solutions that meet the unique needs of each customer.
• Before joining Ross Video, Peter served as a Senior Design Consultant at Clark, a systems integrator in Alpharetta, Georgia, where he specialized in designing large-scale video systems and control rooms.
• With over a decade of experience as a freelance director, technical director, engineer, and video operator, Peter brings a wealth of hands-on expertise to every project.
• Committed to delivering user-centered solutions, Peter focuses on simplifying complex systems to create seamless, enjoyable user experiences.

Moderator:

David Maldow, Esq.
Founder & CEO
Let's Do Video

• David Maldow is the Founder & CEO of Let's Do Video and has been covering the visual collaboration industry, and related technologies, for over 15 years.
• His background includes 5 years at Wainhouse Research, where he managed the Video Test Lab and evaluated many of the leading solutions at the time.
• David has authored hundreds of articles and thought pieces both at Telepresence Options, where he was managing partner for several years, as well as at Let's Do Video.
• David often speaks at industry events and webinars as well as hosting the LDV YouTube Live Stream.