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4 NAB Chief LeGeyt Stresses Local Broadcast’s Role in Difficult Times President/CEO outlines four key points he seeks to make with lawmakers
8 Rosenworcel: ‘We’ve Turned the Volume Down and Ramped Up the Activity’ Touts agency’s bipartisan approach in first appearance before broadcasters as FCC chair
10 Radio Leaders: “We’re Just Getting Started” Audacy, iHeart Media chiefs weigh in on medium’s extended relevance
14 How DreamWorks Animation Made “The Bad Guys” Animated action comedy’s director, editor go deep into the creative, technical weeds
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18 Is Remote Production Here to Stay? Flexibility, cost-efficiency and worklife balance are among benefits
22 Broadcasters Look for ‘Clarity of Fit’ in New Infotainment Systems Ensuring radio is integrated into Google’s open-source Android Automotive system is a priority
26 Byron Allen: Broadcasters Can Lead the Way Entertainment Studios chief excited about industry developments
28 AoIP and Remote Workflows Bring Change for Audio Are remote and in-studio work both the new norm?
34 Cody Rigsby to Detail His “Work Hard, Play Hard” Philosophy Pushing the limits, while having a good time
40 Experiential Zones 44 Exhibitor Listings 52 Saving Time, Money Makes Virtual Production Inevitable Industry primed to take advantage of rapid technical advances
54 Entertainment Brands Need to Keep Up with New Platforms G4TV, Smosh, PBS face challenge of finding new viewers while satisfying core audiences
60 NAB Celebrates 100 Years of Exhibitor Gatherings A short history of NAB Shows (they haven’t always been in Las Vegas!)
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OPENING
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Former President and CEO Gordon Smith (center), receives the NAB Distinguished Service Award from Curtis LeGeyt (right), NAB President and CEO, and David Santrella, CEO, Salem Media Group and NAB Joint Board Chair.
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NAB Chief LeGeyt Stresses Local Broadcast’s Role in Difficult Times President/CEO outlines four key points he seeks to make with lawmakers By Michael Malone NEXT TV
“Welcome to the 2022 NAB Show!” began Curtis LeGeyt, National Association of Broadcasters president and CEO, in his State of the Industry address. “Six words that I’ve waited three years to say!” The 2022 NAB Show is LeGeyt’s first in his new role. He was chief operating officer of NAB before moving up to president and CEO at the start of the year, with Gordon Smith retiring. “There is truly no greater honor than representing your interests in the halls of government every day,” he said, “and I cannot imagine a more exciting or more important time to take the reins of this great association.”
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LeGeyt spoke of the role local broadcasters have played amidst the pandemic, civil unrest and attacks on democracy. “Through everything, you were — and are — a leading voice in helping communities sort through a multitude of information and emotions,” LeGeyt said, “while also striving to find common ground and common good.” He mentioned broadcasters’ ability to bind the communities they work in, while other media often divides them. He noted “next generation” technologies that make broadcast television even more powerful, including ATSC 3.0, 5G, streaming and mobile video, and new developments that are leading an evolution in radio. “The data capabilities of HD Radio and the connected car give
broadcasters powerful new ways to build and extend their listener relationships,” he said. LeGeyt described the four areas he’s working on with policymakers. “First, Congress must take action to rein in the gatekeeping ability of the Big Tech giants who are stifling the economics of local news,” he said, noting how local broadcasters lose some $2 billion annually when their content is accessed through Google and Facebook. Next, LeGeyt said, lawmakers “must modernize media-ownership laws to reflect the realities of the marketplace.” Google and Facebook control around 77 percent of locally focused digital advertising, he added. Third, NAB urges the FCC
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“to reorient how it thinks about broadcast policy more broadly,” LeGeyt said. He added that broadcast’s ability to function in the public interest is premised on “its economic viability.” His final point for policymakers is urging congressional support for the Local Radio Freedom Act, which opposes a new performance fee on local radio stations. “Broadcasting is more than a technology. It is a public service — interwoven in the fabric of our communities,” said LeGeyt, sharing a story about Doug Kammerer, meteorologist at NBC’s WRC Washington, who was live on the air when he saw a tornado on the radar, and called his children to warn them while still broadcasting. “Doug is one of thousands of local broadcasters providing these kinds of lifelines in their communities every day,” LeGeyt said. He concluded, “My hope as your president and CEO is for us to continue our work together to always be there for our communities and give Americans the trusted local journalism only broadcasters can provide.” Rob Hubbard of Hubbard Broadcasting said LeGeyt delivered a strong presentation. “Curtis has been doing a great job and will continue to do great,” he said. Asked what about the address stood out for him, Hubbard said, “the focus on what we do to help our communities.” Walter Podrazik, a lecturer at
Caroline Beasley, CEO of Beasley Media Group, accepts NAB’s National Radio Award.
the University of Illinois-Chicago, said he is eager to pass along parts of LeGeyt’s State of the Industry speech to his students. “I want to share this with the new generation of news consumers,” he said. Following LeGeyt’s remarks, Caroline Beasley, CEO of Beasley Media Group, was given the National Radio Award, which honors outstanding leadership in radio. “My service to the radio industry has always come from a true love for the business,” Beasley said. “I grew up in it.” Beasley said radio broadcasters have a more robust opportunity to deliver compelling content than ever before. “I don’t know about you, but I’m very excited about what the future holds,” she said. LeVar Burton, whose on-screen credits include “Roots,” “Star Trek: The Next Generation” and “Reading Rainbow, received the inaugural Insight Award from the
Library of American Broadcasting Foundation. “The stories that we tell set the foundation” of who we are and what is important to us, he said. His family is full of teachers, Burton said, and he took “my branch of the family business into the broadcast medium.” Burton singled out Alex Haley, Gene Roddenberry and Fred
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FCC Chair Jessica Rosenworcel (left) chats with NAB President and CEO Curtis LeGeyt at a Monday morning keynote discussion.
Rosenworcel: ‘We’ve Turned the Volume Down and Ramped Up the Activity’ Touts agency’s bipartisan approach in first appearance before broadcasters as FCC chair By Daniel Frankel NEXT TV
In her first NAB Show appearance since her designation as Federal Communications Commission chair, Jessica Rosenworcel conceded that the introduction of a fifth commissioner would solve the agency’s current 2-to-2 political gridlock, but she’s not losing any sleep over it. “We’ve got to figure out how to work together, or we don’t get anything done,” she told NAB President and CEO Curtis LeGeyt during a Monday morning keynote discussion.
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Whereas previous FCC administrations added to the cacophony of divisive political noise emanating from the Beltway, Rosenworcel said that five months into her administration as the FCC’s first permanent female chair in its 87-year history, the group has simply been given too much to do by Congress to fight amongst itself. “We’ve turned down the volume and ramped up the activity,” Rosenworcel said, citing initiatives ranging from the CARES Act to the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act. “But yes,” she conceded, “I’m
looking forward to the day when we have five commissioners.” It was a cordial discussion between a new FCC chair and an also-new NAB chief, who assumed his role in January. The pair grew up just 20 minutes down the road from one another in Connecticut. LeGeyt, a former prep basketball player, noted that his high school was 4-0 against Rosenworcel’s alma mater. Sharing her connection to and affinity for local media, Rosenworcel recalled her teenage fondness for the local radio station WTIC-FM and its “Prize Patrol” promotion, which called for
aspiring winners to place a bumper sticker on their cars — an act her parents wouldn’t concede to. “I was so resentful, which is probably why I’m up here telling you about it today,” said Rosenworcel “We all have so many choices for content,” she said. “But when I get in my car, I want to hear someone from the town I live in.” Steering the discussion to policy specifics, LeGeyt mentioned the deployment of ATSC 3.0. Rosenworcel works to position the FCC as a facilitator and partner to station operators, she said. The agency wants to enable stations to use ATSC 1.0 and ATSC 3.0 simultaneously, so they can experiment with the latter. “The framework the FCC has for ATSC 3.0 is the right framework,” she said. “It gives broadcasters a chance to experience, develop use cases and find out what works at scale. “We want stations to come to us and tell us what they’re seeing,” Rosenworcel added. “If there’s a hurdle in our rules, maybe we can fix that.”
“I’m looking forward to the day when we have five commissioners.” JESSICA ROSENWORCEL FCC CHAIR
Asked by LeGeyt in the broad-reaching discussion about the topic of diversity, Rosenworcel conceded that her own pioneering position makes the issue a priority with her. She said the FCC is aggressively gathering data on the broadcast industry and noted it will be helpful for the NAB in achieving its diversity goals. “What we see on our airwaves says so much about who we are,” Rosenworcel said. l
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Radio Leaders: “We’re Just Getting Started” Audacy, iHeart Media chiefs weigh in on medium’s extended relevance By Elle Kehres RADIO WORLD
The radio industry continues to make space for itself — reimagining operations, highlighting its importance in times of crisis and grabbing new technology by the lapels. On Monday, Audacy President and CEO David Field and iHeartMedia Co-Founder and CEO Bob Pittman gathered for the keynote “Transforming Radio in the Audio Renaissance,” which broke down how the radio industry is pivoting away from old norms to new. More than two years into the pandemic, industry leaders have had to embrace change, make their product malleable to multiple mediums and cater to changing audience needs to survive. Pittman said the pandemic also provided greater opportunity for listening, especially with the rise of emerging technologies and audio platforms like smart speakers and podcasting. “The sense I get is that we’re just getting started,” he said. Pittman said the challenge for radio isn’t about remaining relevant. “I think the challenge for us will be just to monetize as best we can,” he said. Echoing those sentiments, Field said it’s time for radio to get its “fair share” of advertising, something he said currently hinders the industry from reaching its full potential. “We have not been able to crack that code,” Field said. “That’s what keeps me up at night — that historically we’ve been unable to do that as an industry. “We question the efficacy of
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what we do,” he continued. “We’re our own worst enemy. But with the extraordinary products we offer our audiences, we are on the cusp of radio and audio surging forward.” Pittman and Field said the industry will need to make radio relevant for all clients and become “user friendly” for advertising. While garnering its fair share of funding will take time, the presenters said that hasn’t Bob diminished the qualPittman ity and reach of radio content. Recent studies show radio remains at the top of the pack in terms of trust and influence. Throughout the pandemic, Pittman said radio has created a deeper bond with audiences and in turn has increased its value. Pittman said radio continues to provide a comforting presence in these uncertain times, “keeping people company,” when driving. Despite it being the oldest of all electronic media, AM/FM radio still holds the top position of in-car media according to Edison Research. “We’re the ones riding in that empty seat next to them,” Pittman said. Both Pittman and Field said radio’s strong personal relationships with consumers contribute to its higher levels of trust — invaluable both in everyday life and in times of crisis — and that is something neither CEO is willing to sacrifice. “We play a really important role in this society,” Field said. “It is central that we keep the integrity of our broadcast stations.” Moderating the session were NAB President and CEO Curtis LeGeyt and April Carty-Sipp, the executive vice president of industry affairs at NAB. l
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CONTENT
THE CREATIVE PROCESS
John Venzon (left), ACE, editor of the film“The Bad Guys,” and Pierre Perifel (center), the director of “The Bad Guys” at the “Good Is No Fun at All: The Making of `The Bad Guys’” session moderated by Carolyn Giardina, tech editor, “The Hollywood Reporter.”
How DreamWorks Animation Made “The Bad Guys” Animated action comedy’s director, editor go deep into the creative, technical weeds By George Winslow TV TECH
NAB Show attendees got a master class in creating a big-budget animation film on Monday as the editor and director of “The Bad Guys,” the recently released DreamWorks Animation film, walked the audience through their creative process, using an opening scene to show how it was developed from simple line drawings into the final animation. Both director Pierre Perifel and film editor John Venzon, ACE, stressed that the process of working on an animated film is very different from a live-action movie, where scripts are written, scenes filmed and then the footage is edited. In animation, much of the work is centered around editing.
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Venzon noted that people often think editing animation is a simple process of piecing together the art. “And I say to them, no, no, no, we edit the movie first and then we shoot it,” Venzon said. “Imagine if you came on two years ahead of time, and you sat with your director and your writer and your producer, and you reworked and reworked and reworked the movie and then only after you were happy with the movie, you would then go out and shoot it? That’s animation editing. The first two years are really figuring out the story.” This reflects the fact that animation is expensive, Perifel added. “You can have two animators working for three and half months to animate a scene,” he said. That means the story and how it will look must be established well
before the animation starts. To illustrate this creative process, Perifel and Venzon showed a series of clips, starting with a rough hand drawn animation of the opening scene.
That’s animation editing. The first two years are really figuring out the story.” JOHN VENZON, ACE EDITOR, ‘THE BAD GUYS’
The new DreamWorks Animation action comedy is based on The New York Times best-selling book series. It revolves around a crew of animal outlaws. The first clip shown introduced the animals with an opening clip of a fast-
paced bank robbery using simple line drawings. This was exciting but failed to build up the characters in a way that would make them likable enough to carry a feature film, Perifel said. So in subsequent clips, Perifel and Venzon explained how the characters were refined in a way that created an interesting family of animal predators that were about to attempt their most challenging con yet — becoming model citizens. These changes develop with increasing sophistication up to the last clip with the final animation, music, etc. By that time, the potentially unlikeable cast of a wolf, snake, shark, piranha and tarantula had been recast as a family that robs banks but doesn’t care about money. “We wanted the audience, especially moms who bring their young kids to a movie called `The Bad Guys,’ understand that it’s all about having an activity that they all do together as a family. Money is the last thing in the world on their mind. It’s more like getting back at all the people who prejudged them and were prejudiced against them.” l
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Is Remote Production Here to Stay? Flexibility, cost-efficiency and work-life balance are among benefits By Peter Suciu TV TECH
It was fortunate for broadcasters and video production teams that migration to the cloud was well underway when COVID-19 began to affect the world in 2020. Stations and film crews were able to pivot quickly, creating remote production solutions to meet the demand by viewers for more content who were stuck at home. Is this the new norm for production workflows? “During the pandemic [broadcasters] jumped into whatever lifeboat they could find,” said Larry Thaler, CEO of The Video Call Center. “Production was done with Skype, Microsoft Teams and even Zoom — whatever we could use to get things on the air, and business cobbled it all together.” The Video Call Center is showcasing its Airfirst platform, an
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end-to-end enterprise-level system designed for production teams to connect with guests anywhere in the world for TV, streaming, live or corporate events. “We have a customer who is using it to connect with refugees in Ukraine,” said Thaler. “We’ve seen the tools that can consolidate the workflow; and the controls that can bring it together will be the next step in remote production.” Thaler is a speaker for today’s CM|IP and Future of Delivery’s session “The TV Industry’s New Normal — Lessons Learnt From The Pandemic,” taking place in the CM|IP Theater, 11:20 a.m.– noon, and is open to all registered attendees. REMOTE ACCELERATION
In many ways the pandemic simply accelerated the move towards remote production, and it is unlikely that everyone will be
returning to the office or production facilities. “The assumption was that this would be for a short period of time. It has been two long years now, and during the pandemic, there was a realization that remote production could save money,” said Thaler. “We’re seeing the savings in money from not needing to bring a guest into a remote studio — and the guests can do this more easily from their homes.” “During the pandemic, people had a chance — involuntary as it was — to try out workflows that they had not tried previously,” said Dan Pisarski, vice president of engineering at LiveU. “Cloud technology has changed all this, and it has had a pretty big impact in the ability to work remotely.” Pisarski will present today’s session “Adopting New Cloud Workflows and Making Live Happen in This New Normal,” from
9:15–9:35 a.m. The session is part of the Broadcast Engineering & IT Conference and an NAB Show Conference Pass is required. “The move to virtual production really picked up during the pandemic,” said Kari Grubin, who heads the on-set virtual production initiative for SMPTE’s RIS (Rapid Industry Solutions) program. “What was found is that you don’t have to have as many people travel to these events. You can have a crew build a set and not travel.” Yet, the pandemic alone can’t be credited with the move to remote production. “It’s obvious over the last couple of years that everyone was forced to be creative and push remote production forward. I’d dare say that more advances were made in the last couple of years than in the previous decade,” said Mike Flathers, chief solutions officer at Signiant. NEW NORMAL COULD BE A HYBRID
It has been suggested that in 2022 and beyond we’ll see a hybrid approach that combines some of the pre-pandemic production methods mixed with what was learned during the pandemic to create greater efficiency. “There may be companies that depend on a large workforce inhouse, and some of those people will need to come back,” said Grubin, “but I expect we’ll see a
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hybrid approach as more people continue to work remotely.” “What we have to remember is that we’ve been doing a lot of this since the silent age with rolling backgrounds on sound stages,” Grubin said. “However, the technology has advanced considerably and now it is to the benefit of the production teams and the audience.” Viewers also adjusted to the new normal. “Now that we are returning to the studio, we’re still seeing that instead of connecting with guests from a remote studio, viewers are accepting that we’ll see them from their homes, even as anchors are back in the studio,” added Pisarski. “We found that talent can do some things remotely without everyone having to be in the same room.” BRINGING IT TOGETHER
AVT Audio Video Technologies GmbH is among the exhibitors offering solutions to help production teams benefit from this new normal. The company facilitates remote production scenarios and continues to develop features for this need. That includes its Telephone Hybrid systems that offer remote production capabilities. “Our optional features Pretalk Streaming and the new MAGIC Collaboration Server offer solutions that eliminate workflow
Cloud technology has changed all this, and it has had a pretty big impact in the ability to work remotely.” DAN PISARSKI LIVEU
differences between working remotely vs. in a production studio,” explained Lukas Mahler, junior marketing and sales manager at AVT. “Both can be found in the options of our flagship system MAGIC THipPro. This feature is used by German public broadcasters in large scale, as many screeners are still working from home.” An advantage that it offers is that, without any additional equipment, full productivity can be achieved remotely without compromises. “Additionally, we now offer the MAGIC Collaboration Server, which allows reporters, remote staff or external callers to connect to the telephone hybrid via MS Teams,” added Mahler. “This way remote reporting or calling in with high quality is easy, and independent from the telephone infrastructure.” CHANGES HERE TO STAY
Remote production may have been cobbled together, but in 2022
and beyond vendors will play a role in ensuring they are on the same path. “This year and next will bring more ‘integrated’ out-of-the-box, tried, true and tested solutions in the form of mix-and-match building blocks allowing freedom of choice around best-of-breed point technologies,” added Signiant’s Flathers. “Kind of thinking of the ‘powered by’ type of marketing with true collaboration between vendors rather than pushing a one size fits all, single vendor model.” Perhaps the biggest lesson of the past two years is that there was an acceleration to the adoption of cloud-based technologies and there is no going back. “We can get by as long as we have the right tools in place,” explained Gabriel Baños, CEO and founder of cloud-based graphics provider Flowics. “Many of the changes we’ve experienced are here to stay, even post pandemic. As an industry, we found that new production workflows could be more cost-efficient, more flexible
and offer a better work-life balance for production crews.” Baños will participate in today’s CM|IP and Future of Delivery’s session “Turning to the Cloud to Reduce TV Service CAPEX And OPEX,” 2–2:40 p.m., in the CMIP Debate Theater. “I believe we’ll see more producers building anticipation and awareness of their productions by using online platforms to drive more and more people to their digital properties and to generate larger viewer interaction,” he said. l
TO LEARN MORE An online search on the NAB Show website will find sessions and exhibitors to help attendees with their quest for more remote solutions. Along with the exhibitors mentioned here, don’t miss many others: Blackbird, Comrex, Dejero, Matrox, Media Links, Playbox Neo, PTZ Optics, Tieline, TVU Networks and Vislink, to name a few.
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WHY THIS MATTERS The way broadcast radio looks and functions in vehicle dashboards is evolving. New technologies are driving these changes, and broadcast radio engineers and managers can help shape those decisions.
A DTS AutoStage tuning screen is displayed on the MBUX Hyperscreen of a Mercedes EQS electric vehicle. Note the screen in front of the passenger, which here shows a navigation page with a “Radio” icon.
Broadcasters Look for ‘Clarity of Fit’ in New Infotainment Systems Ensuring radio is integrated into Google’s open-source Android Automotive system is a priority By Randy J. Stine RADIO WORLD
The car dashboard of old has been replaced. The radio knob may be gone but radio broadcasters are working with carmakers to remain visible in the dashboard and not buried in some complicated set of menus on a touch screen. Radio observers say the pandemic didn’t slow the adoption of tech in the dash as automakers pivot to infotainment centers. In
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fact, experts say the adoption of systems such as Apple CarPlay and Android Auto accelerated with automakers seeking ways to possibly monetize the dashboard. The new infotainment center world is already here, picking up where old dashboard technology left off. The influx of in-vehicle entertainment options for drivers and passengers shows no sign of slowing down. Even co-driver displays targeting front seat passengers in connected cars are now
being included. John Clark, executive director of NAB PILOT, says the broadcast industry should be paying very close attention to the overall dashboard experience. “The entire interface, or interfaces where there are multiple screens, the size of those screens, the options available all make up the overall experience. Radio is certainly a part of that and to remain strong in the dash, the radio experience must be engaging,”
Clark said. “That means complete metadata, information that enhances the in-car experience, and services that delight the driver and passengers.” NAB PILOT, Xperi and several major radio companies, including iHeartMedia, Audacy and Beasley Media Group, are part of a group that has been working to ensure that radio is integrated into Google’s open-source Android Automotive operating system. Clark says preliminary work on the Android Automotive project has been completed with some preliminary conversations with Google. Android Automotive OS, which is distinct from Android Auto, where the system runs on the user’s phone, is expected to be available in about 50 percent of new cars in the next seven years. General Motors, Ford, Audi and Stellantis are among the car manufacturers with plans to integrate the platform. INTERNET CONNECTIVITY
Meanwhile, the number of cars that support internet connectivity has been expanding for years and that trend will only accelerate, broadcast insiders say. Combined with more “native” or integrated third-party apps in the dash, many enabled by Android Automotive, it will be even easier for pure-play audio platforms like Spotify and Apple to gain premium positioning in vehicle entertainment platforms, according to Joe D’Angelo, Xperi senior vice president, Broadcast Radio & Digital Audio.
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As consumers expect a more content-first, personalized experience across all media, Xperi has enhanced DTS AutoStage.” JOE D’ANGELO XPERI
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“While broadcasters can offer their content via apps, the defense of over-the-air services requires innovation, speed and consistency on a global scale. DTS AutoStage is the only platform that meets the requirements of listeners, OEMs and broadcasters alike,” D’Angelo said. Scale, innovation and a sustainable business model will determine how well radio can defend its position and remain the dominant audio source in the car, he said. D’Angelo points to the NAB
Show exhibit floor as another showcase to allow broadcasters a chance to see the next generation of DTS AutoStage, enhanced with recommendations, personalization and an array of addition content, all generated by broadcasters. PERSONAL PROGRAMMING
“As consumers expect a more content-first, personalized experience across all media, Xperi has enhanced DTS AutoStage. We’ve leveraged our extensive video and music metadata experience and the DTS AutoStage infrastructure
to completely modernize the radio discovery and in-car listening experience,” said D’Angelo. “Drivers will now be offered a personalized, curated list of stations, programming and podcasts to connect with broadcasters like never before without the need for an app.” David Layer, vice president, advanced engineering for NAB, says the radio industry also should be watching the adoption and rollout of all-digital AM in the United States. All-digital AM gives broadcasters a chance to provide a more technologically competitive service with high fidelity — and importantly noise-free — audio, Layer said. “And perhaps most importantly, all-digital AM has the ability to deliver metadata to listeners
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Today | 3:15–3:45 p.m. C5646 - Create Inspiration Zone Broadcast trailblazer and Beasley Media Group CEO Caroline Beasley sits down for a one-on-one conversation with NAB’s John Clark, executive director, NAB PILOT. She’ll talk about the company’s successful ventures in broadcast, digital, esports and the dashboard, as well as share her thoughts on what the future can potentially look like and hold for broadcasters in the John metaverse. Beasley was yesClark terday’s National Radio Award recipient. The session is open to all registered NAB Show attendees.
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through the dashboard, whether it be audio program information, station logos, album art or revenue-generating, metadata-enhanced advertisements,” said Layer. l
TO LEARN MORE Broadcast Radio and Android Automotive Today | 1:45–2:15 p.m. W6428 Connect Experiential Zone Numerous car manufacturers are moving to put Android Automotive in their cars. This system manages the automotive experience and creates some interesting opportunities for radio broadcasters. This session will provide an overview of the importance of full broadcast radio functionality in Android Automotive and the work being done to support it. The session is open to all registered attendees. Exhibitors Visit the following exhibitors in the West Hall for more information. PILOT |W5730 Futures Park The PILOT booth is showcasing an Android Automotive Broadcast Radio Interface. Xperi | W7422 Xperi develops technologies, delivered by its brands (DTS, HD Radio, IMAX Enhanced, Invensas, TiVo) that enable what the company says are extraordinary experiences.
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C7141 | Chroma-Q is featuring its new Sandi 1622 Video Conferencing Key Light. Its soft lens diffusion, large source and adjustable color temperature means talent will look their best under any ambient lighting conditions. The Sandi has been developed to ensure that the talent’s image isn’t compromised by bad lighting and that they stand out for all the right reasons. The light can fit around a monitor up to 24 inches (609mm) and also provides a physical support for phones, laptops and tablets. The Sandi has two adjustment dials that allow you to control the intensity from 0–100 percent, and the color temperature from warm white to cool white (2,700K to 6,500K). The LED driven light engine provides a flicker-free source for cameras.
RCS EXPANDED REMOTE FEATURES
W5222 | RCS is expanding remote features throughout its product line, focusing on the user experience and automating everyday tasks. Zetta automation has a revamped Zetta2GO Voice Tracker with Zetta tools like volume points, trim in and trim out. The platform has multiple Zetta themes, performance improvements for scalability, Virtual Events (identifying multiple assets within a single long-form file) and redesigned Hot Keys. New Zetta2GO features include expanded drag and drop, keyboard navigation with Windows shortcut functionality and F1 dynamic help. RCS Cloud will be another focus in the RCS booth. RCS Cloud disaster recovery can not only backup audio, logs, metadata and SQL backups securely with Zetta’s built in Site Replication service, but also incorporates business-friendly workflows. New GSelector 5.0 gets a thematic facelift with new themes, scalable icons and a user-customized Song/Link Window, allowing users to organize and hide or display metadata based on multiple layouts.
PLIANT TECHNOLOGIES HIGH-DENSITY CREWCOM, CREWCOM CB2
C7118 | Pliant Technologies is spotlighting High Density mode for both its CrewCom and CrewCom CB2 wireless intercom systems. High Density mode is a selectable mode of operation that increases user densities. For CrewCom, this new software-selectable mode supports up to 32 Radio Packs (RPs) on a single Radio Transceiver (RT) while dynamically allowing any four of the RPs to communicate in full-duplex across four available talk paths. For CB2, the High Density mode supports up to 16 Radio Packs (RPs) on a single BaseStation. According to the company, users of both systems will have the flexibility to simultaneously deploy “Normal” mode-enabled RPs and RTs (synced BaseStations for CB2) along with High Density mode-enabled hardware, providing adaptability for application-specific setups.
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EXHIBITOR SPOTLIGHTS PTZOPTICS HUDDLECAMHD SIMPLTRACK LITE AUTO-TRACKING CAMERA
N738 | PTZ Optics HuddleCamHD is releasing SimplTrack Lite, a plug-and-play auto-tracking camera. Featuring flexible options for nearly any setting, the SimplTrack Lite has built-in compatibility for a range of system configurations. The company says the HuddleCamHD SimplTrack Lite automatically creates smooth tracking shots without the need for technology expertise or a camera operator. Users can unbox the camera, plug it into a USB 2.0 connection, and start recording or streaming with motion tracking: no software setup required. Thanks to its 20X optical zoom, the 1080p camera can be positioned up to 50 feet away from the subject. With a 59.5-degree field of view and 270 degrees of rotation, those being recorded are free to move about the tracking area. Optionally, the camera can be configured with specific preset tracking zones via a simple, one-time setup process.
INTINOR DIREKT SERIES
W9511 | Sweden’s Intinor is showing its latest capabilities in its booth, including its ultra-low latency feature, synchronized streams and full support for SRT/ RIST along with Bifrost, to ensure multivendor interoperability. According to the company, the latest “ultra-low latency” feature for Intinor’s Direkt series delivers less than half a second end-to-end for complex contribution links. Customers benefit from latencies almost as low as WebRTC (for example Zoom), but with zero compromise on the broadcast-quality audio and video the audience demands. Using Direkt, two-way interviews are made easier than ever, while the issue of people talking over each other has been eliminated altogether. A strong advocate of multivendor interoperability and now a member of RIST Forum, Intinor is showing how it supports multiple open source transport protocols, whether that is SRT, RIST or its own Bifrost Reliable Transport (Bifrost).
VIDISPINE VIDINET MEDIA SERVICE PLATFORM
N5014 | Vidispine, an Arvato Systems brand, is showcasing the evolution of its media service platform VidiNet, which now includes functionalities for face recognition and automated quality control. Its media management backend is VidiCore, which is the basis for both turnkey solutions and a modular MAM architecture, designed from the ground up to be completely flexible and adaptable to any customer requirement, according to the company. Also new at Vidispine: MediaPortal now available as a Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) solution on and through the VidiNet platform. MediaPortal provides journalists and content producers with rapid and fluent access to a vast repository, as well as the ability to collect. Another booth demonstration features SaaS for metadata creation, built in partnership with DeepVA.
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Byron Allen: Broadcasters Can Lead the Way Entertainment Studios chief excited about industry developments By Kent Gibbons BROADCASTING & CABLE
Media mogul Byron Allen said he’s excited about NAB Show’s return to Las Vegas, about broadcasting and digital media and about the 40th anniversary of Allen Media Group-owned The Weather Channel. Allen will sit down tomorrow for a fireside chat with former NAB President and CEO Gordon Smith. Allen Media Group owns 27 TV stations along with pay TV channels including The Weather Channel, which is launching a Spanish-language outlet as a free streaming channel later this year. Climate change awareness makes the service important, he said. “The Weather Channel is leading the charge and leading the conversation in ‘let’s work together and let’s combat climate change and global warming,’” he said in a recent interview. Allen was reportedly interested in buying Tegna, which recently agreed to be sold to private equity-backed Standard General for $8.6 billion including $3.2 billion in assumed debt. Allen said he could not comment on Tegna but that he remains interested in buying TV stations, especially affiliates of Big Four networks. “We’re on the hunt, big time,” he said. AMG has been launching free ad-supported streaming services, including Sports.TV, TheGrio.TV and HBCUGo.TV, along with Local Now and The Weather Channel en Español, which is launching in the second or third quarter of this year. Broadcasting and cable outlets including his Entertainment Studios Networks still interest
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AMG’s founder, chairman and CEO, though. “I have to tell you, the industry is appreciating Black-owned media,” Allen said. “I would say
95 percent of them want to lean in. There’s that 5 percent that tries to minimize, which is why I sued McDonald’s for $10 billion.” That suit, claiming McDonald’s has discriminated against Black-owned media companies (including The Weather Channel and ES Networks) in ad buying, is working its way through federal courts. “I think that this industry has a huge opportunity to be the leader, make an example and show the rest of corporate America how to do it and how to help us all be better and achieve something that really is long overdue,” Allen said. “It’s something we need to put behind us and do the right way and make us all better and
TO LEARN MORE Byron Allen is participating in the following sessions: The Future Is Now: Telling Creative Stories With Technology on The Weather Channel Today | 1:55–2:55 p.m. N255-N257 (Attendees must be registered with The NAB Show Conference Pass) Executive Leadership Series: Gordon H. Smith and Byron Allen Wednesday | 9:15–10:15 a.m. Main Stage–N4 (The session is open to all show attendees) really lean in to make sure every American is successful, and I do mean every American, young, old, Black, white, Hispanic, Asian, everybody.” l
Entertainment Connections the TikTok Way In just a few short years, TikTok, a short-form video platform, has brought the world together and helped changed the way we experience entertainment. In today’s session “A TikTok Tale: Entertainment That Connects,” Carly Zipp, global head of B2B Marketing at TikTok, will share the story behind this cultural reset. In a Q&A session with NAB’s Jonathan Toomey, vice president of Content Design and Development, Zipp will delve into how TikTok was engineered to entertain, how it captured the world’s imagination, and how it transcended social media to reshape the way that people experience content and connection. She will also share tips for attendees on how to take up primetime slots in this new world and connect with their audiences on a deeper level. Zipp, a seasoned marketing and communications professional with more than 15 years of experience across tech, advertising, entertainment and sports, is passionate about storytelling and creating impact for brands. Attendees will walk away from this presentation with a deeper understanding of TikTok’s cultural significance and how the future of entertainment will connect us all. The session will be held on the Main Stage, 9–10 a.m., and is presented in partnership with TikTok. All registered NAB Show attendees are welcome. l
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AoIP and Remote Workflows Bring Change for Audio Are remote and in-studio work both the new norm? By Steve Harvey MIX/PRO SOUND NEWS
Audio production has gone through some changes since broadcasters were driven to develop remote workflows in response to worldwide pandemic lockdowns. Are the changes they made permanent or are broadcasters returning to their previous ways of working? Dee McVicker, marketing director for Wheatstone, believes that working remotely is here to stay, but not at the exclusion of working in-studio. “Broadcasters are doing both, and at the same time,” she said. One knock-on effect of the pandemic is that everything is getting smaller, including news sets, studios, even the number of staff, she said. “In many televi-
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AoIP, which was already being adopted by broadcasters at an increasing rate pre-pandemic, enabled the quick switch to remote workflows two years ago. Now, said Dave Letson, Calrec’s vice president of sales, production is routinely on-site, off-site, hybrid
Virtualization has come to the forefront as a result of the move to remote workflows. sion stations today, it’s down to a director and a producer to run the switcher, the teleprompter, the audio and everything else a staff of 10 did before.” Consequently, McVicker says, there has been a sea change in the way broadcasters think about audio. “The Tekton 32, being shown for the first time at this NAB Show, is probably the best example of a mixer that strikes that balance between automation and audio as a workflow on the one hand, and touchscreen interface on the other, for the producer or director who has to adjust EQ, fix levels and mix-in feeds while busy doing five other jobs at the same time,” she said.
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or even all combined. “AoIP has accelerated these workflows, but Calrec is still selling a mix of technology, and while MADI, AES and SDI are still standard connections they are starting to decline as more connectivity migrates to ST 2110.” Berny Carpenter, audio products manager for TSL, reported that remote production specialist Game Creek has built GCV Anywhere kits from existing IP-ready equipment, including TSL’s MPA1-MIX-DANTE audio monitor. Backhaul technology allows operational staff to work from remote locations,
vastly reducing the on-site presence required for productions, he said. Simon Browne, vice president of product management for ClearCom, also sees dispersed remote workflows as the new normal. The company’s new Station-IC for PC desktops enables remote users to communicate as if they are on an intercom panel in a studio center. “The Station-IC PC application connects back to the station intercom over IP and is configured as an intercom panel within the same management tool as the local system, sharing all the same
WHY THIS MATTERS The broadcast industry’s transition to AoIP infrastructures was already well underway when the coronavirus pandemic arrived. Two years later, the remote workflows enabled by AoIP have become the new normal and manufacturers continue to innovate with more powerful and flexible products to meet broadcasters’ needs.
functionality and assets,” Browne explained. The new app joins Agent-IC for tablets and mobiles in Clear-Com’s virtual intercom client portfolio. Clear-Com’s Eclipse-HX systems provide direct connection to IP devices over ST 2110, Browne said, and there is increasing interest in the IPMX open standard protocol, particularly among AV customers. VIRTUALIZATION
Virtualization has come to the forefront as a result of the move to remote workflows. “We can now run program instances of a mix engine on a regular HP or Dell server without having to add a specialized piece of hardware,” Wheatstone’s McVicker said. “We
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can more affordably and effectively mix on a touchscreen anywhere there’s internet access, and that makes audio mixing much more portable than ever before.” Calrec has been working with customers on even more flexible workflows, such as hybrid networks that can adapt to changing production demands with DSP and control surfaces in multiple locations, Letson reported. “OB DSP can be utilized for in-ear monitoring; desk settings can be mirrored to provide redundant surfaces; DSP cores can be accessed from multiple locations,” he said. Four independent mixing environments can run from a single Calrec ImPulse core wherever in the world it is located, with each independent mixer accessing up to 1458 paths, Letson added.
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While spurring remote workflows, the pandemic did little to slow the ATSC 3.0 rollout and manufacturers are now waiting to see what aspects of next-gen audio U.S. broadcasters will adopt first. “The personalization benefits will be key to driving user adoption,” TSL’s Carpenter suggested. “From an audio monitoring point of view, being able to easily monitor the multiple different preClearCom Agent-IC and Station-IC
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sentations that are available to the consumer will be key,” and will ensure a consistent level of quality across the various distributions of each broadcast, he said. TSL’s SAM-Q-NET, launched recently in response to customer demand, offers expanded networking capabilities with native support for ST 2110-30 or AES67, Carpenter said. NMOS
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EXHIBITOR SPOTLIGHTS MATROX REMOTE PRODUCTION SOLUTIONS
N3118 | Matrox is featuring its Monarch EDGE encoder/ decoder platform, which enables affordable, low-latency, multichannel 4:2:2 10-bit-quality REMI productions while allowing live production crews to cover more events using less equipment. The company is also demonstrating how its new ConvertIP standards-based converters monitor ST 2110 signals on SDI or HDMI displays. Also being featured is the Extio 3 IP KVM extenders, which offer secure, zero-compromise 4Kp60/quad-HD 4:4:4 video extension and switching over LAN/WAN/internet to support remote operations for distributed workforces. Matrox’s developer portfolio will show why its hardware is the de-facto choice for ST 2110- and SDI-based, on-premise solutions and how its software is helping broadcasters build towards a future of cloud-native live productions.
WINMEDIA WINCAM VISUAL RADIO CAMERA MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
N5338 | WinMedia is releasing the latest version of its WinCAM visual radio camera management system. With this version, WinCAM is adding some interesting tools to the list of available features such as automatic camera switch triggered by either microphone levels or GPI; three simultaneous video streams (each one with different settings); full 4K video input and output; full NDI compatibility alongside SDI, HDMI or USB cameras; up to 10 layers of video graphics; Chroma key virtual studios; and up to eight independent internet video calls. Integration with the WinMedia audio or video playout systems is now more refined, allowing WinMedia-WinCAM users to imagine and create their own auto-production algorithms or scenarios according to the requirements of every talent or show producer.
RTS OMNEO MAIN STATION
C6108 | RTS is showing the OMS, a hybrid IP/digital/analog main station for partyline intercom systems and the core component of a new product family: RTS Digital Partyline. Presented in a compact 1RU enclosure, OMS is a versatile and cost-effective solution capable of interconnecting both wired/wireless and IP/digital/analog devices. Full TCP/IP connectivity is supported. The OMS encapsulates the RTS philosophy of bridging all standards and formats.
OMNEO IP technology — incorporating Dante (audio transport), AES70 (device control) and more — allows OMS to interconnect with RTS Digital Matrix products (including ADAM, ADAM-M, ODIN, KP series keypanels and ROAMEO DECT wireless) and forthcoming new members of the RTS Digital Partyline family. OMS is a communications multi-tool for a wide range of customers, including theaters, houses of worship, broadcast, AV rental, industrial facilities and entertainment/ event venues.
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DIELECTRIC FM PYLON ANTENNA
W7107 | Dielectric is introducing a pylon FM antenna. It said the FMP line will be “the broadcast industry’s first slot cavity microstrip FM antenna product family.” Pylon antennas, which are used in television, are notable for high efficiency, low windload, multicasting capabilities, pattern flexibility and small tower footprint. The company said it has adapted what was long a solution for mostly single-channel TV operations for both broadband TV and FM broadcasting. They include reducing the antenna Q factor, which is said to improve the bandwidth from one to 20 percent; and stabilizing the H:V ratio across the band. The 20 percent bandwidth translates to full FM band operation, which is the key goal of the FMP antenna’s design, according to the company.
RIEDEL COMMUNICATIONS MEDIORNET IP SOLUTIONS
C6925 | Riedel is debuting MediorNet IP solutions for video and audio processing and distribution. At the heart of the new MediorNet IP products lies the MuoN SFP technology, which offers a flexible, small form-factor where processing, such as encoding/decoding, ST 2110 gateways and even a multiviewer, can fit in the palm of your hand. At the Riedel booth, visitors can also get up close with the MicroN UHD, the big brother to the award-winning MicroN media distribution and processing device, which the company says adds more bandwidth, more I/O, higher resolutions and more processing power to the MediorNet TDM platform. On the comms side, the company is presenting new additions and updates to their SmartPanel portfolio that, according to the company, will make the multifunctional interfaces of the 1200 and 2300 Series more powerful than ever.
NEUTRIK POWERCON TRUE1 TOP L CABLE CONNECTORS
C6628 | Neutrik is introducing powerCON TRUE1 TOP L input and output cable connectors. Carrying the -L suffix, these new connectors accept cable outer diameters of 10-16 mm (0.39 - 0.63 inches) making them suitable for extra hard service SOOW 12/3, SJOOW12/3 and H07RN-F3G2.5 cables. A patent-pending cable entry meet standards requirements for preventing disassembly by hand. As a result, the connectors are certified to EN 60320-1, IEC 60320-1 and UL 60320-1 when applied to appropriate cables (SOOW 12/3, SJOOW 12/3, H07RN-F3G2.5). This allows main cables to be assembled in accordance with UL 817, CSA C22.2 No. 21 and EN IEC 60799. NAC3FX-W-TOP-L injects power into a device or a coupled cable. NAC3MX-W-TOP-L receives power. As with the standard NAC3FX-W-TOP and NAC3MX-W-TOP, these new L connectors are rated to 20 A (16 A in Europe) and 250 V AC.
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Cody Rigsby to Detail His “Work Hard, Play Hard” Philosophy Pushing the limits, while having a good time Social media star and fitness instructor Cody Rigsby will discuss his focus on making exercise fun and Peloton’s impact on the multi-billion-dollar fitness industry during today’s Main Stage session titled “You’re Doing Great, Boo: In Conversation With Peloton’s Cody Rigsby” at 3:30 p.m. He will share his wit, wisdom, tips and tricks for being the best version of yourself while navigating this ever-changing world. Rigsby captivates the attention of millions with his inspirational routines and humorous opinions during his classes as a Peloton instructor. Rigsby reminds everyone in his classes to push themselves but have a good time doing it. His
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dedication to helping everyone feel at ease has attracted more than 120,000 devoted Peloton members to his #BooCrew and more than 1.5 million followers on social media platforms. After moving to New York for an internship program at the Broadway Dance Center, Rigsby worked as a professional dancer on projects for Katy Perry, Nicki Minaj, Victoria’s Secret, ELLE Magazine, “Saturday Night Live” and more. Rigsby was paired with professional dancer Cheryl Burke on the 30th season of “Dancing With the Stars,” where he finished in third place. Rigsby has also been the face of major brands such as Adidas, Capital One, Chobani, Therabody,
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Today | 9:15–10:15 a.m., N258-N260 The 2022 NAB Crystal Radio Awards honor outstanding, year-round community service efforts undertaken by radio stations. Winners will be announced this morning. The 50 finalists, listed here, will be recognized and 10 NAB member radio stations will be honored. KBFB(FM) Dallas, Texas KBHP(FM) Bemidji, Minn. KBLB(FM) Baxter, Minn. KCLY(FM) Clay Center, Kan. KDWB(FM) Minneapolis, Minn. KIKV(FM) Saint Cloud, Minn. KIRO(FM) Seattle, Wash. KJR(FM) Seattle, Wash. KMVP(FM) Phoenix, Ariz. KNDE(FM) College Station, Texas KOSI(FM) Greenwood Village, Colo. KPEK(FM) New York, N.Y. KRMG(FM) Tulsa, Okla. KRWM(FM) Seattle, Wash. KSFI(FM) Salt Lake City, Utah KSNE(FM) Las Vegas, Nv. KTAR(FM) Phoenix, Ariz. KTMY(FM) Saint Paul, Minn.
KUPD(FM) Phoenix, Ariz. KXKT(FM) Omaha, Neb. KYGO(FM) Greenwood Village, Colo. KYW(AM) Philadelphia, Pa. KZFN(FM) Moscow, Idaho WBAB West Babylon, N.Y. WBAL(AM) Baltimore, Md. WBZZ(FM) Pittsburgh, Pa. WDAS(FM) Philadelphia, Pa. WDNS(FM) Bowling Green, Ky. WDSN(FM) Pittsburgh, Pa. WEDR(FM) Hollywood, Fla. WFEZ(FM) Hollywood, Fla. WFLC(FM) Hollywood, Fla. WGKB(AM) Milwaukee, Wis. WGY(AM) Schenectady, N.Y. WHIO(FM) Dayton, Ohio WHKO(FM) Dayton, Ohio WHQT(FM) Hollywood, Fla.
WIYY(FM) Baltimore, Md. WJNO(AM) West Palm Beach, Fla. WMBX(FM) West Palm Beach, Fla. WMGK(FM) Philadelphia, Pa. WMMX(FM) Dayton, Ohio WNRP(AM) Pensacola, Fla. WOKV(FM) Jacksonville, Fla. WSUN(FM) St. Petersburg, Fla. WTAW(AM) College Station, Texas WTLC(FM) Indianapolis, Ind. WTMJ(AM) Milwaukee, Wis. WUSQ(FM) Hagerstown, Md. WXTU(FM) Philadelphia, Pa. Winners will be announced on April 26 at the NAB Show in Las Vegas.
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‘Freakonomics’ Co-Authors Explore Thinking “Like a Freak” Closing NAB Show, they will share thoughts and anecdotes to help drive innovation Staff Report NAB SHOW DAILY
Stephen J. Dubner and Dr. Steven Levitt, co-authors of the “Freakonomics” book series and podcast hosts on the Freakonomics Radio Network, will keynote NAB Show’s closing session, “Why the Media Stephen Dubner & Entertainment Industry Should Think Like a Freak” on Wednesday, 10:30–11:30 a.m. Since first published in 2005, “Freakonomics” and its multiple follow ups, documentaries and popular podcast have kept the world entertained and informed with their quirky, irreverent and unconventional economics-driven takes on just about any topic Steven Levitt you can imagine. Tomorrow, Dubner & Levitt take the NAB Show Main Stage to share their thoughts, examples, and anecdotes to help the media, entertainment and broadcast industry think like a freak following one of the most transformative periods in the industry’s history. “In the face of tremendous upheaval in the media and entertainment landscape, the NAB Show community is learning how to navigate the evolving ways of interfacing with data, content, networking and more,” said NAB Executive Vice President and Managing Director of Global Connections and Events Chris Brown. “We are excited to hear Stephen and Steven’s unique perspective about how ‘thinking like a freak’ has transformed other industries, and how our attendees can use out-of-the-box thinking to
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boost innovation and implement real, measurable business applications.” Dubner is an award-winning author, journalist and radio and TV personality. He is best-known as co-author of the Freakonomics book series, which have sold more than seven million copies in more than 40 countries, and as the host of the “Freakonomics Radio” podcast, which airs weekly on NPR stations nationwide and receives more than eight million monthly downloads. His journalistic works have appeared in The New York Times, The
New Yorker and Time. Levitt is an award-winning economist, author, researcher and podcast host. He is currently a tenured professor and the director of the Gary Becker Milton Friedman Institute for Research in Economics at The University of Chicago. Levitt additionally hosts “People I (Mostly) Admire” on the Freakonomics Radio Network. The podcast, winner of Adweek’s 2021 Best Interview Podcast of the Year, lends Levitt’s natural curiosity and humorous style to ask unique and thought-provoking questions to guests like “Jeopardy!” champion Ken Jennings, YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki and more. l
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W2912 | Signiant is launching Media Engine, a modern media management service built into The Signiant Platform. Media Engine allows Signiant’s SaaS customers to easily search, preview and take action on media assets across all their Signiant-connected storage, from anywhere in the world. Customers can perform federated searches across multiple content repositories, both on-premises and in the cloud. Results are immediately actionable via the powerful services available on the platform anchored by Signiant’s best-in-class fast file transfer. As a cloud-native SaaS offering, Media Engine is scalable, highly available and simple to deploy and manage. Media Engine will be included with every Signiant SaaS subscription to extend the value of its products — Media Shuttle, Jet and Flight Deck — well beyond file transfer. This expansion of the core Signiant platform provides additional tools to help media companies create workflow efficiencies and streamline operations.
C1307 | Marshall Electronics is highlighting its CV568/CV368 Global Shutter Cameras with Genlock and CV566/CV366 Rolling Shutter Cameras with Genlock. These POV cameras feature the latest in sensor technology, with the CV568/CV368 Global Shutter Cameras having a 1/1.8-inch Global Shutter 3.2MP sensor and the CV566/CV366 Genlock POV cameras are built around the next generation Sony 1/2.8-inch CMOS solid-state “rolling shutter” image sensor. The CV568 and CV368 POV camera models offer 25 percent larger pixel size, for fast, low-latency capture even in low light environments. The CV568 Miniature HD Camera is built into the same miniature-sized body as other Marshall CV503/CV506 cameras, whereas the CV368 Compact HD Camera follows the same body design as the CV344/CV346 cameras with slightly larger CS mount lens type.
PLANAR CARBONLIGHT CLI VX SERIES
N5914 | Planar’s CarbonLight CLI VX Series LED displays are optimized for the virtual production (VP) and extended reality (XR) markets. The CarbonLight CLI VX displays feature a lightweight, patented carbon fiber construction and support indoor fine pitch LED video wall and ceiling installations to offer the deployment versatility today’s VP, XR and broadcast applications need with exceptional on-camera performance. This includes support for hanging, wall-mounted, freestanding and curved LED video wall installations, in addition to other unique shapes that are intended to help smaller stages appear larger, including 90-degree corners. Available in 1.9 and 2.6mm pixel pitches and featuring models with Brompton and Colorlight VP controllers, Planar CarbonLight CLI VX Series features HDR support, improved thermal management and uniformity, precise yet flexible color management and a wide color gamut for greater color compatibility.
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W3806 | TVU Networks is introducing TVU Replay, a multicamera control sports app that enables officials to instantly review play during games and for producers to include that live video within their coverage. The app is part of an overall modular, microservice-based building block approach from TVU Networks, with the cloud-based production platform TVU Producer providing management of camera inputs, live feeds, audience interaction and audio mixing. The TVU Replay app will have two modes, Review and Replay. The Review mode enables officials and coaches in game to “review” any close call from their phone or tablet. Replay provides production elements necessary to output clips to any device. Frame speed in Replay and Review can be controlled with your fingers on the touchscreen of a phone or tablet or using a video game controller for a laptop. C3931 | Cinegy Air PRO simplifies multichannel delivery, allowing customers to run channels with flexibly configurable features from a single unit. Cinegy Capture PRO for acquisition and transcode allows operators to work with a client interface running anywhere on the network, and simultaneously generate all versions needed for archive, editing and remote working. Cinegy Multiviewer runs as a service operating on commodity IT equipment and displays and analyzes signals from multiple sources, raising alerts for signal problems. Cinegy Convert is suitable for performing repetitive export and conversion tasks by “printing” material to predefined formats and destinations to save time that can be applied to higher value creative tasks. Cinegy Archive media asset management manages and delivers advanced logging and metadata accumulation over the entire lifecycle of the media assets.
IKEGAMI UHK-X700
C4426 | Ikegami is unveiling its UHK-X700 camera, which incorporates three 2/3-inch CMOS UHD sensors with a global shutter to minimize artifacts when shooting LED screens or scenes illuminated with flash or strobe lighting. It features full HDR/SDR support plus the ability to choose between BT.2020 and BT.709 color spaces. High frame-rate shooting at up to 2X speed in UHD or up to 8X in HD via the base station is possible as an option. When combined with the Ikegami BSX-100 base station, the camera supports simultaneous output in UHD/HD video formats. UHD video is available as a 12G-SDI feed from the camera head, allowing the UHK-X700 to be integrated into a wireless system. Weighing 5 kg, the UHK-X700 comes with a B4 lens mount and has an optical sensitivity of F10 when operating at UHD/59.94p.
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REDUCING
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Minimizing the Impact on the Environment PHOTO CREDIT: Philip Steury/Getty Images
Sustainability is important to the M&E industry
By Peter Suciu TV TECH
The media and entertainment industry has a place at the table when it comes to having an impact on the environment and is taking steps to do its part. An unexpected side effect of the global COVID-19 pandemic was the savings in costs to production facilities and stations as they shuttered and staffs starting
worked from home. As the world has settled into its new normal, production companies are sending fewer people to work on large events, which is offering savings in a green way. “It hasn’t just been good for the bean counters, but it offered sustainability as well,” said Dan Pisarski, vice president of engineering at LiveU. “It isn’t just the dollars that are being saved, but possibly the environment. Sending a small
army of personnel and some really big trucks has an impact and we have to take stock of that.” Tracing it back down to the manufacturing of those assets, there is no denying it isn’t exactly the most environmentally friendly way to do business. And as gas prices reach record levels, doing more with less could be necessary for the bottom line. “The problem, too, is that a lot of it is special use,” added Pisarski. “Cloud technology is starting to change all this.” A SHARED SOLUTION
First and Second Generation Nila Varsas at WNBA Season Shoot. Photo by ESPN.
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While the pandemic accelerated this move, the industry was already headed in this direction and sustainability is becoming more than just the next buzzword. “We’re doing more with remote production and virtualization, and that has been crucial in reducing emissions,” said Chris Braehler, vice president of product development at SDVI, supplier of cloud-based media supply chain technology. As energy costs rise, what could help save the planet will help keep productions on budget. Whether in-house or in a data cen-
WHY THIS MATTERS More energy efficient products and use of shared resources can help increase sustainability. That will save money and help save the planet in the process.
ter, the racks of servers need to run around the clock, so the benefit of the cloud is that those racks are used by four or five vendors. “The facilities are simply more sustainable, and even as the servers are always running, this is now about sharing the infrastructure,” said Braehler. “It is like a house. It needs to be heated in the winter no matter the number of people living there. Sharing is always going to be better for the environment.” MORE EFFICIENT DEVICES
This move to greener technology began well before the pandemic
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We’re doing more with remote production and virtualization, and that has been crucial in reducing emissions.”
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and will certainly continue. “There has been a global concern over climate change, and even 10 years ago we looked at how we could reduce power consumption,” explained Rémi Beaudouin, chief strategy officer at video compression provider ATEME. In addition to maximizing the compression of video, ATEME has been leading the way in also reducing the energy that is being used in the process. “Several years ago, the industry was focused on speed, but now we’re taking a look at the power consumption of the devices,” said Beaudouin. “We believe in innovation, and we want to make sure our technology has a limited impact on the environment.”
While efforts will likely increase, the industry will probably face limits on how efficient the technology can be made. Moore’s Law posited a doubling every two years in the number of components per integrated circuit — but the same principle has held true with other advancements including memory capacity, improvements in sensors and even the number and size of pixels in digital cameras. Yet, there could be a limit to how efficient any device could be made. “Energy consumption and heat reduction remain at the forefront,” said Braehler. “But where any of our production devices and tools reach the point of maximum efficiency, then it will come back to the sharing issue.”
Nila Varsa on Location at News Shoot. Photo by Ted Yasi.
Nila Boxer on location in Saudi Arabia. Photo by “CBS This Morning.”
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Altadena, Calif.-based Nila Inc. is one of those companies that has strived to be a pioneer in sustainable technology. It was among the first LED lighting product manufacturers to produce LED luminaires with color rendering and brightness levels to replace tungsten, HMI and metal halide fixtures. “When Nila first began selling LED fixtures to broadcasters, our biggest customers were from island countries that couldn’t power conventional light fixtures in their studios,” said Tom Kirby, marketing manager at Nila Inc. Now, most broadcast networks and their affiliates have moved to LED. “That shift has been partially driven by an overall move toward more environmentally friendly business practices, and partially driven by shooters who quickly discovered how much easier it was to get the job done using our LED light kits,” said Kirby. “When you only have one chance to get the shot, you’d rather not deal with lamp breakage, long warm up times and the huge power demands of HMI.” The added benefit is the sustainability of the product. This includes how it is manufactured, how long it lasts and what even happens after its end of life. “A light isn’t automatically sustainable just because it uses LEDs as a light source,” Kirby said. “The materials used in the manufacture of the light are equally important. An LED fixture that’s constructed with a plastic housing may be energy efficient, but it isn’t truly sustainable in the long term.” Sustainability shouldn’t be a new trend, because anything that results in a longer lasting and more efficient product or reduces the production budget while reducing the carbon footprint should be seen as a step in the right direction. “It is good that the industry is moving forward,” added Braehler. “If we don’t do something, at some point we will regret it. We can’t just say we are saying we are green. We need to act now.” l
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“Sustainable broadcast businesses are also looking at the bigger environmental picture these days. How products are manufactured, how long they last, and what happens to them when they’re no longer being used are all increasingly important.”
CHRIS BRAEHLER VICE PRESIDENT OF PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT SDVI
“Today’s technology on the production side uses a lot less energy, and the cloud is making better use of that equipment.”
RÉMI BEAUDOUIN CHIEF STRATEGY OFFICER AT VIDEO COMPRESSION PROVIDER ATEME
“There has been a lot more concern about how much power we are using, and what we can do to reduce that. We need to make the devices more efficient.”
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1:45–2:15 p.m.
So Social: Insta Awesome IG Stories
FMC Apple Training, Certification and Innovation Theater
1:45–2:15 p.m.
1–1:30 p.m. 1–2 p.m. 1:30–2:15 p.m. 1:45–2:15 p.m. 1:45–2:15 p.m. 2–2:30 p.m. 2:15–3:15 p.m.
3–3:30 p.m. 3:15–3:45 p.m. 3:15–3:45 p.m. 3:30–4 p.m. 3:30–5 p.m. 3:30–5 p.m. 3:30–5 p.m. 4–4:30 p.m. 4–4:30 p.m. 4:30–5 p.m. 5–6 p.m.
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Essential Color Correction in Final Cut Pro Media, Meta and More with Caroline Beasley TBD NABiQ: Build the perfect production crew of the future NABiQ: Conceptualize a metaverse content pitch to secure funding NABiQ: Map out the ultimate production workflow for a hybrid world ARRI Travel Tips: How the Apple Ecosystem Fits Your On the Go Lifestyle TBD CREATE Happy Hour
ARRI and Fuse Virtual Production Stage Inspiration Theater Innovation Theater Implementation ARRI and Fuse Virtual Production Stage
11–11:30 a.m.
Inspiration Theater
Post Production Corner Inspiration Theater ARRI and Fuse Virtual Production Stage
Innovation Theater Inspiration Theater NextGen Now Innovation Theater
11:30 a.m.– 12 p.m.
The Future of Filmmaking
Inspiration Theater
1–1:30 p.m.
1–1:30 p.m.
1–2 p.m. 1:30–2 p.m.
2–2:30 p.m. 2:15–3:15 p.m. 2:30–3 p.m. 2:30–3 p.m.
Innovation Theater
3:15–3:45 p.m.
Innovation Theater
3:15–3:45 p.m. 3:30–4 p.m.
Innovation Theater
How to Build and Scale Direct-toConsumer (D2C) Video Streaming Subscription Platforms Key Transformations with India’s Public Service Broadcaster Prasar Bharati: Direct-to-Mobile and Integrated BroadcastBroadband Convergence Roundtable: What I need to know to build a Production Studio and Streaming Platform Synamedia Broadcast Radio and Android Automotive The Power of the Panel– Exploring Virtual Production 3D Holographic Broadcasts with Volumetric Video Roundtable: How to Control Costs in Video Streaming? Limelight Networks Rohde & Schwarz Protecting Your Content from Cyber Threats How to Build a Compact LIVE Streaming Kit ATEME
4–4:30 p.m.
NABiQ: Create the distribution and delivery teams’ manifesto for the next 5 years NABiQ: Design the streaming platform of the future NABiQ: Develop the toolkit of the future for a content delivery engineer OpenDrives
4–4:30 p.m.
TBD
4:30–5 p.m.
SpectraRep
3:30–5 p.m. Inspiration Theater FMC Apple Training, Certification and Innovation Theater
3:30–5 p.m.
ARRI and Fuse Virtual Production Stage
3:30–5 p.m.
Innovation Theater
Innovation Theater
2022 PILOT Innovation Challenge Winners: Michigan Radio and Townsquare Digital
Innovation Theater Implementation
Triveni Digital
Innovation Theater
11:30 a.m.– 12 p.m.
Post Production Corner Inspiration Theater
NABiQ: Create the distribution and delivery teams’ manifesto for the next 5 years NABiQ: Design the streaming platform of the future NABiQ: Develop the toolkit of the future for a content delivery engineer 5G Opportunities in Media & Entertainment
Inspiration Theater
Innovation Theater
Implementation NextGen Now Inspiration Theater Remote Production Corner Innovation Theater Implementation Inspiration Theater NextGen Now Inspiration Theater Remote Production Corner NextGen Now Innovation Theater Innovation Theater Innovation Theater Inspiration Theater Innovation Theater NextGen Now
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EXPERIENTIAL ZONES SCHEDULE
TUESDAY
CAPITALIZE
INTELLIGENT CONTENT
10:30–11 a.m.
Advanced Advertising: The Evolving Ecosystem
Innovation Theater
10:30–11 a.m.
It's Not TV, It's Data Driven TV
Inspiration Theater
10:30 a.m.– 12 p.m. 10:30 a.m.– 12 p.m. 10:30 a.m.– 12 p.m. 11:15–11:45 a.m.
NABiQ: Produce the ultimate local audience checklist to audit the Innovation Theater value contained in local data NABiQ: Construct the perfect commercial Innovation Theater Innovation Theater hub for your organization NABiQ: Invent a new advertising offer built on the knowledge of your Innovation Theater audience to sell to advertisers Nielsen Global Media
10:30–11 a.m.
Any Clip Inc.
Innovation Theater
10:30–11 a.m.
Intelligent Content Production Requires a “Smart Stage”
Inspiration Theater
11–11:30 a.m.
Evolving Entertainment Workflows to Mirror Game Development
Inspiration Theater
11:30 a.m.– 12 p.m.
The State of Piracy Today and the New Battlefront Against Industrial Scale Content Theft
Innovation Theater
1–1:30 p.m.
The Race for Viewers is on: How to Win with Personalization
Inspiration Theater
1–1:30 p.m.
Bring Your Listeners to Life
Innovation Theater
Innovation Theater
1:45–2:15 p.m.
11:30 a.m.– Future Proofing Content Experiences Inspiration Theater 12 p.m. and Audience Engagement
2:15–3 p.m.
1–1:30 p.m.
Accenture Video Solution
Inspiration Theater
1–1:30 p.m.
TBD
Innovation Theater
1–2 p.m.
Roundtable: Live Streaming Experiences
Implementation
1:45–2:15 p.m.
Programmatic in Podcasting – Positive or Negative?
Inspiration Theater
1:45–2:15 p.m.
Live Sports Ad Insertion In the Euro Cup: A Case Study In Global Innovation
Innovation Theater
2:15–3:15 p.m.
Roundtable: Data Strategies
Implementation
The Evolving Over-the-Air Audience: the Latest Hack for Streaming Audiences
Inspiration Theater
2:30–3 p.m.
Grow your Revenue with Livestream Commerce
Innovation Theater
3:15–3:45 p.m.
TriNet Tips to Retain Top Sellers & Talent
Inspiration Theater
3:15–3:45 p.m.
How to Supercharge Advertising Sales and Maximize Revenue
Innovation Theater
Inspiration Theater
3:30–4 p.m.
The Media Rating Council Re-enters the Spotlight
Inspiration Theater
3:45–4:15 p.m.
TBD
Inspiration Theater
4:15–4:45 p.m.
“What if We Produced it Today?”
Inspiration Theater
TBD
Innovation Theater
CREATE EXPERIENTIAL ZONE
CONNECT EXPERIENTIAL ZONE
NABiQ: Produce the ultimate local audience checklist to audit the Innovation Theater value contained in local data NABiQ: Construct the perfect commercial innovation hub Innovation Theater 3:30–5 p.m. for your organization NABiQ: Invent a new advertising 3:30–5 p.m. offer built on the knowledge of your Innovation Theater audience to sell to advertisers Nielsen Global Media
Inspiration Theater
4–4:30 p.m.
Magnite
Innovation Theater
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Implementation
Amazon Web Services
3:30–5 p.m.
4–4:30 p.m.
Inspiration Theater
2:30–3 p.m.
4:30–5 p.m.
2:30–3 p.m.
Intelligent Conversations: What Does Intelligent Content Mean for Capitalizing On Your Content? Intelligent Networking: What Does Intelligent Content Mean for Capitalizing On Your Content?
CAPITALIZE EXPERIENTIAL ZONE
INTELLIGENT CONTENT EXPERIENTIAL ZONE
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WEDNESDAY
CONNECT
CREATE 10–10:30 a.m. 10:30–11 a.m.
Amazon Web Services TBD
10:30 a.m.– 12 p.m.
NABiQ: Build the perfect production crew of the future
10:30 a.m.– 12 p.m.
NABiQ: Conceptualize a metaverse content pitch to secure funding
10:30 a.m.– 12 p.m.
11–11:30 a.m. 11:30 a.m.– 12 p.m.
Inspiration Theater
10–10:30 a.m.
Ultra HD Coverage of the Olympics with an Operator Perspective on HDR
Inspiration Theater
10:30–11 a.m.
The Power of the Panel– Exploring Virtual Production
Remote Production Corner
ARRI and Fuse Virtual Production Stage Innovation Theater Innovation Theater
10:30 a.m.– 12 p.m.
NABiQ: Create the distribution and delivery teams’ manifesto for the next 5 years
Innovation Theater
NABiQ: Map out the ultimate production workflow for a hybrid world
Innovation Theater
10:30 a.m.– 12 p.m.
NABiQ: Design the streaming platform of the future
Innovation Theater
FMC Apple Training, Certification and Innovation Theater
FMC Apple Training, Certification and Innovation Theater
10:30 a.m.– 12 p.m.
NABiQ: Develop the toolkit of the future for a content delivery engineer
Innovation Theater
TBD
ARRI and Fuse Virtual Production Stage
The Reality of UHD Deployments Around the World in 2022
Inspiration Theater
10:45–11:15 a.m. 11–11:30 a.m.
CAPITALIZE 10:30–11 a.m.
The New, ‘Hot' Content Category: Health and Wellness
Inspiration Theater
10:30 a.m.–12 p.m.
NABiQ: Produce the ultimate local audience checklist to audit the value contained in local data
Innovation Theater
NABiQ: Construct the perfect commercial innovation hub for your organization
Innovation Theater
10:30 a.m.– 12 p.m.
NABiQ: Invent a new advertising
10:30 a.m.– offer built on the knowledge of your Innovation Theater 12 p.m.
audience to sell to advertisers
11:30 a.m.– 12 p.m.
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Developing Original Branded Series for Platforms
Triveni Digital
NextGen Now
11:30 a.m.– 12 p.m.
From Sports Operation to Sports Media Powerhouse
Inspiration Theater
11:30 a.m.– 12 p.m.
The Power of the Panel– Exploring Virtual Production
Remote Production Corner
INTELLIGENT CONTENT 10–10:30 a.m.
Intelligent Content MeetUp
10:30–11 a.m.
TBD
Inspiration Theater
11:30 a.m.– 12 p.m.
TBD
Inspiration Theater
Inspiration Theater
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AMD- ADVANCED MICRO DEVICES, INC........................... N1015, W8134 AMERICAN AMPLIFIER TECHNOLOGIES............... W7910 AMERICAN GRIP INC........................................... C6143 AMERICAN RADIO RELAY LEAGUE (ARRL)................. LN1 ANHUI GENIATECH INC., LTD............................... W4409 ANIMATIONXPRESS.COM INDIA PVT.LTD.............. N7319 ANYCLIP INC.......................................W2710, W3625C ANYWAVE COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGIES...... W8105 APANTAC LLC..................................................... N5406 APG MEDIA........................................................ C6127 APPEAR AS...........................................W4631, W8917 APRICORN.......................................................... C5342 APUTURE........................................................... C6113 ARC XP............................................................. W4507 ARCHIWARE GMBH............................................... N625 ARISTA NETWORKS............................................. C1710 ARKONA TECHNOLOGIES GMBH......................... W9034 ARRAKIS SYSTEMS............................................. N2338 ARRI................................................. C7925, N118LMR ARTEL VIDEO SYSTEMS....................................... C2128 ASC-AMERICAN CINEMATOGRAPHER................ C11719 ASCENTIUM CAPITAL LLC................................... C3131 ASSOCIATED PRESS/AP ENPS............................. C1714 ASTERA LED TECHNOLOGY GMBH....................... C9608 ASTRODESIGN, INC............................................. C8119
ASUS GLOBAL PTE. LIMITED................................. N618 AT&T BUSINESS.....................................W8400, W8736 ATBIS CO., LTD................................................. C10319 ATCI................................................................... N5907 ATECH FLASH TECHNOLOGY, INC......................... N7107 ATEME.............................................W3512, W4930MR ATEMPO............................................................... N431 ATEN TECHNOLOGY INC...................................... N5033 ATLANTA DTH, INC............................................. W7903 WESTGATE CENTRAL TOWER - C ATLAS LENS CO..................................C204LMR, C6543 ATOMOS............................................................ C9526 ATOS....................................................W4630, W9022 ATSC 3.0 KOREAN ALLIANCE............................. W5737 ATTO TECHNOLOGY............................................ N4814 AUDACY........................................ ENCORE PARLOR - A AUDINATE, INC.................................................... C7416 AUDIO DESIGN DESK........................................... C9818 AUDIOSCIENCE, INC............................................ N4031 AUDIO-TECHNICA U.S., INC................................. C5826 AUDIOTONIX....................................................... C8008 AUDIOVIDEO BRANDBUILDER..................C7221, W3813 AVATEQ CORP.................................................... W7824 AVECO............................................................... N1421 AVER INFORMATION INC...................................... C4514 AVGEAR........................................................... C10611
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EXHIBITOR LISTINGS AVID TECHNOLOGY INC.................................. N115LMR AVIWEST & HAIVISION..... W4333MR, W4334MR, W5205 AV-LEADER CORPORATION................................. C6515 AVOCENT - A VERTIV BRAND............................... N3417 AVT AUDIO VIDEO TECHNOLOGIES GMBH............. C6632 AXEL TECHNOLOGY............................................ N4631 AXIMMETRY TECHNOLOGIES............................. N1431C AXINOM.......................................................... W10506 AXLE AI.............................................................. N4816 B&H PHOTO, VIDEO, PRO AUDIO........................ C10916 B&H-THE STUDIO.............................................. C10516 BACKBLAZE....................................................... N5125 BAND PRO FILM & DIGITAL, INC........................... C8232 BARBIZON LIGHTING COMPANY........................... C7012 BARNFIND TECHNOLOGIES AS............................. C7121 BARON............................................................... N3325 BAVARIAN PAVILIONBAYERN INTERNATIONAL C/O BAVARIAN PAVILION................................. C6633, C6635, C6637 BB&S LIGHTING.................................................. C5046 BBRIGHT........................................................... W7519 BEACHFRONT MEDIA......................................... W2515 BEAM DYNAMICS............................................ W7135C BEBANJO.......................................................... W4113 BEBOB FACTORY GMBH...................................... C6537 BETERRIFIC, CORP.............................................. N6325 BIRDDOG............................................................ C5021 BIRGER ENGINEERING, INC.................................. C6144 BITCENTRAL INC................................................ W5100 BITMOVIN................................W10109, W10433CMMR BLACK BOX....................................................... W4117 BLACKBIRD....................................................... W2514 BLACKMAGIC DESIGN........................................... N302 BLOCKBATTERY.................................................. C8622 BLONDER TONGUE LABORATORIES.................... W8622 BLT ITALIA SRL................................................... C4212 BLUBRRY PODCASTING BY RAWVOICE................ W8526 BLUESHAPE ENERGY INSIDE................................ C5146 BOLAND COMMUNICATIONS............................... C3616 BOLIN TECHNOLOGY........................................... C3623 BRAINSTORM..................................................... N2608 BRIDGE TECHNOLOGIES..................................... W5604 BRIGHTCOVE..................................................... W9332 BROADCAST BIONICS............................. N3935, C8510 BROADCAST INDIA............................................. W2825 BROADCASTERS GENERAL STORE.......... C2427, C2628 BROADPEAK...................................................... W9706 BROADVIEW SOFTWARE INC............................... N3720 BROMPTON TECHNOLOGY.................................. N7125 BRONINE.......................................................... C10312 BTESA - BROAD TELECOM................................. W5826 BURK TECHNOLOGY........................................... W6014 BUSINESS FRANCE................... W7418, W7518, W7717 BZBGEAR............................................... C3115, N2619 CABLECAST COMMUNITY MEDIA BY TIGHTROPE MEDIA SYSTEMS.... REN EXHIBITOR - A CALREC AUDIO LTD............................................. C8008 CAMADEUS FILM TECHNOLOGIES, INC................. C6537 CAMERATOOLS LTD.......................................... C11119 CANARE CORPORATION OF AMERICA.................. C7922 CANON U.S.A., INC............C201LMR, C202LMR, C4432 CAPELLA SYSTEMS, LLC.................................... W4214
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EXHIBITOR LISTINGS EIZO INC............................................................. N6331 EKT................................................................. W10103 ELBER SRL......................................................... N3235 ELECARD.......................................................... W5216 ELECTRO ELECTRONIC BRAZIL............................ N5214 ELECTRO-VOICE................................................. C6108 ELEMENTS......................................................... N5217 ELUVIO....................... WYNN - SALON CONFERENCE - C EMAM, INC........................................................ W4109 EMBRACE.......................................................... W7517 EMERGENT VISION TECHNOLOGIES..................... C9415 ENCO SYSTEMS, INC........................................... N5625 ENENSYS TEAMCAST INC................................... W4509 ENHANCED DIGITAL........................................... W4112 EPIPHAN VIDEO.................................................. C9917 ERECA............................................................... C6610 ERI-ELECTRONICS RESEARCH, INC..................... W6505 ETL SYSTEMS LTD............................................. W6205 EUROTEK S.R.L................................................... C1422 EUTELSAT......................................................... W6200 EVENTIDE, INC.................................................... N1515 EVENTUALL........................................................ C1722 EVERGENT, INC.................................................. W4106 EVERTZ.............................................................. N5907 EVS.................................................................... N2625 EXIR BROADCASTING......................................... W8326 EXPLORER INC................................................... W3915 EZDRM............................................................ W10812 FACILIS TECHNOLOGY, INC.................................. N1225 FEMA INTEGRATED PUBLIC ALERT AND WARNING SYSTEMS (IPAWS)........... N205LMR, N7106 FIILEX................................................................. C5042 FILECATALYST BY HELPSYSTEMS....................... W2718 FILES.COM........................................................ W8213 FILM AND DIGITAL TIMES.................................... C6244 FILM DEVICES..................................................... C6806 FILMFABRIEK...................................................... N1416 FINCONS GROUP AG........................................ W10105 FIRSTLIGHT MEDIA.......................... ENCORE SALON - E FIS BLUE INC.................................................... C10408 FLANDERS SCIENTIFIC, INC................................. C5323 FLASH TECHNOLOGY......................................... W5317 FLETCHER CONSULTING...................................... C5729 FLIPFLOP SYSTEMS........................................... W3812 FLORICAL SYSTEMS........................................... N1525 FLOWICS........................................................... W9726 FLUOTEC / GTM INC......................................... C10708 FOR-A.............................................. C5250MR, C5408, WESTGATE 28TH FLOOR SUITE - A FORECAST CONSOLES........................................ C9308 FOTODIOX PRO................................................... C8908 FRAME.IO........................................................... C9520 FRAUNHOFER-GESELLSCHAFT............................ C3926 FRSKY ELECTRONIC CO., LTD.............................. C3125 FTRACK................................................ REN DELUXE - A FUJIFILM/FUJINON............................. C6127, C7450MR FUTURE US......................................................... C3832 FUTURES PARK LOUNGE.................................... W5436 FUTURI............................................................... N833C FX DESIGN GROUP.............................................. C4234 G&D NORTH AMERICA INC.................................. N7010 GAIAN SOLUTIONS.............................. WYNN SALON - H
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GAMMA ELECTRONICS...................................... W8508 GATESAIR.......................................................... W7426 GB LABS............................................................ N1631 GEAREYE INC.................................................... N1331C GEN ENERGY.................................................... C10322 GENIUS SPORTS................................................. N5035 GERLING & ASSOCIATES, INC.............................. OE111 GLENSOUND (UK)................................................ C6709 GLIC LED DISPLAYS INC...................................... N6334 GLOOKAST................................................. N725, OE10 GODOX PHOTO EQUIPMENT CO., LTD.................. C8012 GOOGLE LLC...............................W4830MR, W4931MR GRASS VALLEY................................................... C2107 GREAT BRITAIN & NORTHERN IRELAND PAVILION................ N1634, N1635, N1931A, N1932, N1932A, N1932B GREEN GO/JAC SPECIALTY DIST.......................... C6513 GSERTEL - SISTEMAS INTEGRADOS DE SERVICIOS DE TELECONTROL S.L............... W5126 GUANGZHOU BOSMA TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD.................................. C11319 GYRO-STABILIZED SYSTEMS............................... C3027 GYRUS AI......................................................... W3623C HAIVISION......................................................... W5205 HALTER TECHNICAL............................................ C6820 HAMILTON METALCRAFT, INC............................. W8102 HAMMERSPACE.................................................. N1038 HARMONIC INC......................................W8434, W8436 HD&P, INC........................................................ C10419 HEADSPIN......................................................... W9514 HEARTLAND VIDEO SYSTEMS, INC...................... W6429 HEDGE............................................................... N4639 HEWLETT PACKARD ENTERPRISE....................... W8911 HISCALE GMBH.................................................. C4518 HISPASAT.......................................................... W8510 HITACHI KOKUSAI ELECTRIC AMERICA................. C4409 HITOMI LTD........................................................ N2331 HOODMAN CORPORATION................................ C10413 HPRC CASES | CONECARTS | PLABER SRL........... C4723 IABM.............................................N116LMR, N117LMR IAC ACOUSTICS.................................................. C3620 IBC............................................................... C5050MR ICOM AMERICA.................................................. W4115 ICONIK............................................................... N1734 IDX SYSTEM TECHNOLOGY, INC........................... C6422 IEEE BROADCAST TECHNOLOGY SOCIETY................ LN3 IGOLGI.............................................................. W8915 IHSEUSA, LLC..................................................... N6913 IKEGAMI............................................................. C4426 IMAGEN............................................................. N2334 IMAGINE COMMUNICATIONS............................... C2122 INDEPENDENT AUDIO INC.................................... C4421 INDIPRO TOOLS CORP........................................ C9328 INETSAT................................................W4406, W8306 INFINITY PHOTO-OPTICAL................................... C9019 INNOVATION & TECH TODAY / RESIDENTIAL TECH TODAY............................... C6606 INOVONICS, INC................................................. W4622 INSPIRED ENERGY, LLC....................................... C4520 INSTA360........................................................... C1724 INSYNC TECHNOLOGY......................................... C4519 INTELLIGENT CONTENT EXPERIENTIAL ZONE...... W3124 INTELSAT US LLC............................................... W7004
INTERNATIONAL TOWER LIGHTING, LLC (ITL, LLC).................................. C3638 INTERRA SYSTEMS............................................ W5516 INTINOR............................................................ W9511 INTOPIX.............................................................. C7728 INVIZIPRO........................................................... C6344 IO INDUSTRIES.................................................... C7138 IP SHOWCASE................................................... W5222 IRDETO....................................................... REN VIP - A IROMASCENTS................................................... N730C ISIZE................................................................. W9200 ISTARUSA GROUP............................................... N4728 ISTHARI.............................................................. C2428 IW MICROWAVE PRODUCTS............................... W7209 JAMPRO ANTENNAS, INC.................................... C3015 JOSEPH ELECTRONICS....................................... C1412 JUTEL OY........................................................... N831C JVC PROFESSIONAL VIDEO......... WYNN - FAIRWAY VILLA K5600, INC......................................................... C9219 KALTURA..........................................REN PRESIDENTIAL KATHREIN BROADCAST USA, INC........................ W3506 KATZ MEDIA GROUP........................ENCORE SALON - C KB COVERS........................................................ C3631 KENCAST, INC.................................................... W8907 KINEFINITY INC................................................... C8235 KINTRONIC LABORATORIES, INC......................... W6226 KISWE............................................................... W6002 KLANG............................................................... C8008 KONDOR BLUE.................................................. C10919 KONTRON, AMERICAS............................ W10229CMMR KONVISION......................................................... C3636 KOTRA................................ C10319, C10321, C10322, C10419, C10420, C10421, C10422, C10619, C10620, C10720 LAMINAR GLOBAL LIMITED.............................. W10607 LAWO AG........................................................... C6932 LE SOMMET LIMITED.......................................... C4521 LEADER INSTRUMENTS CORP.............................. C6118 LECTROSONICS, INC........................................... C6518 LEFT ANGLE....................................................... N4808 LEXAR.............................................................. C10308 LG.................................................... C2631, N201LMR LIBEC SALES OF AMERICA.................................. C7432 LIBSYN.............................................................. W8327 LIGHTCAST.COM................................................ W9714 LIGHTSTAR (BEIJING) ELECTRONIC CORPORATION................................................. C5337 LILLIPUT ELECTRONICS (USA) INC...................... C10011 LIMELIGHT NETWORKS................................. W4933MR LINDSEY OPTICS, LLC......................................... C8519 LINK ELECTRONICS............................................. N6716 LINKUP COMMUNICATIONS................................ W6204 LIQID................................................................. W2603 LITEGEAR INC..................................................... C7049 LIVE X, INC...................................................... N230MR LIVERY VIDEO.................................................. W7134C LIVEU INC........................................................... N1019 LOGICKEYBOARD................................................ N4810 LOGITEK ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS......................... C3019 LOUPEDECK OY.................................................. C3119 LOWCOUNTRY 34 MEDIA.................................... C1721 LTN GLOBAL.................................................... W10116
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NANLITE/NANLUX............................................... C7421 NANOCOSMOS................................................ W10813 NANUK BY PLASTICASE INC................ WYNN SALON - A NATE: THE COMMUNICATIONS INFRASTRUCTURE CONTRACTORS ASSOCIATION......................... W7811 NAUTEL............................................................. W7022 NEMAL ELECTRONICS INTL. INC.......................... C8608 NEP GROUP....................................................... W9032 WESTGATE CENTRAL TOWER - D WESTGATE CENTRAL TOWER - E NET INSIGHT AB.....................................W4530, W4922 NETAPP............................................................. W8432 NETGEAR........................................................... N7310 NETINT.............................................................. W5901 NETON.LIVE........................................................ C6922 NEUTRIK AMERICAS, INC..................................... C6628 NEWSBRIDGE.................................................... W7516 NEWSMAKER SYSTEMS, LLC............................... N4727 NEWSNET.............................. C2228, WYNN SALON - D NEXSAN............................................................. N6938 NEXSTREAMING EUROPE S.L............................ W10606 NEXTERA VIDEO INC............................................ C2620 NEXTOLOGIES LIMITED.................................... W10422 NIELSEN GLOBAL MEDIA..................... WYNN SALON - E WYNN SALON - F NILA LED LIGHTING............................................. C4208 NOMONO LLC.............. WESTGATE CENTRAL TOWER - B NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY............................... N832C NOVASTAR......................................................... N7019 NOVELLA SATCOMS LTD.................................... W7907 NOVELSAT......................................................... W6011 NPAW............................................................. W10122 NPR DISTRIBUTION SERVICES............................ W5217 NTP TECHNOLOGY A/S........................................ C5018 NUGEN AUDIO.................................................... N5008 NVERZION, INC.................................................. W5218 NYRIAD, INC....................................................... C5442 OCTOPUS NEWSROOM AMERICAS INC................ C1420 OMB SISTEMAS ELECTRÓNICOS S.A.................... N4938 ONE STOP SYSTEMS........................................ N233MR ON-HERTZ.......................................................... C7629 OOONA.............................................................. C3122 OPEN BROADCAST SYSTEMS LTD....................... N2332 OPEN SOURCE STORAGE INC............................. W7904 OPENDRIVES...................................................... N2015 OPNS................................................................. C7526 OPTICAL CABLE CORPORATION.......................... W3809 OPTICIS USA..................................................... W5308 ORANGE LOGIC................................................. W9036 ORBAN LABS, INC.............................................. W7826 ORBAN MICROWAVE, INC................................... W3815 OSPREY VIDEO.................................................. W4506 OTTER VIDEO INC............................................. W10809 OVIDE................................................................ C3633 OWC.................................................................. C3836 OZEN CAMERA SUPPORT / KONDOR BLUE......... C10919 P+S TECHNIK GMBH........................................... C6735 PACER AIR FREIGHT............................................ C2327 PAG LTD............................................................. C8222 PANACESS SYSTEMS GMBH............................... C6534 PANASONIC........................................................ C3607 PANTHER GMBH................................................. C6538
PARSEC............................................................. N4726 PATCHAMP......................................................... C7306 PAUL LOOMIS BRAND CONSULTING..................... N7313 PERFECT MEMORY............................................ W7716 PHASETEK INC................................................... W8226 PHENIX REAL TIME SOLUTIONS, INC....... W10429CMMR PHONAK COMMUNICATIONS............................... C6841 PILOT................................................................ W5730 PIXEL POWER..................................................... N3625 PLANAR............................................................. N5914 PLANETCAST MEDIA SERVICES LIMITED............. W4713 PLAYBOX NEO LLC.............................................. N5210 PLAYLIST SOFTWARE SOLUTIONS INC................. N3639 PLIANT TECHNOLOGIES, LLC............................... C7118 POINT LIGHTING CORPORATION......................... W8618 POSTPERSPECTIVE............................................. N1938 PRECISION COMMUNICATIONS, INC.................... W8523 PRESENTERTEK, INC........................................... C5321 PRIME FOCUS TECHNOLOGIES INC.....................W3624C, W4233MR PRO CYC............................................................ N3413 PROCONSULTANT INFORMATIQUE....................... N7314 PRODUCTIONHUB, INC........................................ C4742 PROFOUND BY JILLITE...................................... C10720 PROGRAM PRODUCTIONS, INC............................ C5012 PROJECT AUTOPARTS CO.,LTD.......................... C11619 PROLYCHT LIGHTING........................................... C7935 PROMAX TEST & MEASUREMENT SLU................ W8518 PROMISE TECHNOLOGY...................................... N1718 PRONOLOGY...................................................... N4931 PROVIDEO COALITION & FILMTOOLS................. C10224 PSADIRECT....................................................... W2519 PSSI GLOBAL SERVICES..................................... W6304 PTZOPTICS........................................................... N738 PUGET SYSTEMS................................................ N6616 Q5X (QUANTUM5X SYSTEMS INC.)...................... C7406 QARVA.............................................................. W9000 QENCODE........................................................ W10127 QNAP INC........................................................... N4032 QPC FIBER OPTIC, LLC........................................ C7122 QUANTIPHI, INC................................................. W2525 QUANTUM CATDV............................................... N4106 QUANTUM CORPORATION................................... N4109 QUINTECH ELECTRONICS & COMMUNICATIONS........................................... N5907 QUMULO............................................................ N1721 QUORTEX.......................................................... W7418 QVEST............................................................... W5711 RADIO FREQUENCY SYSTEMS (RFS).................... W7803 RADIO.CLOUD.................................................... N7307 RADIODNS......................................................... W8623 RARITAN............................................................. C4210 RCS.................................................................. W6422 RDL................................................................... C7706 RE:VISION EFFECTS INC...................................... N4807 REDDING AUDIO, LLC.......................................... C6918 REMOTE CAMERA TECHNOLOGY......................... C5334 REMOTE CONTROL STUDIOS............................. C10410 RESEARCH CONCEPTS, INC................................ W7906 RESI................................................................... N5006 RF SPECIALTIES................................................. W5208 RFALV SERVICES................................................. C4516
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TEDIAL............................................................... C1731 TEKO BROADCAST.............................................. N3933 TELEMETRICS, INC.............................................. C5326 TELESCRIPT INTERNATIONAL.............................. C5026 TELESTREAM..................................................... C3007 TELESTRIDER (SIA “TELESTRIDER”)..................... W7704 TELEVES........................................................... W5126 TELLYO.............................................................. N1932 TELSTRA......................................................... W10509 THE BROADCAST BRIDGE.................................. W5130 THE DARE TO DREAM EXPERIENCE..................... W5230 THE EIZO SHIMBUN............................................. C2127 THE LIGHT SOURCE............................................ C6818 THE RAG PLACE, INC........................................... C5642 THE SWITCH...................................................... W4600 THE VCC (THE VIDEO CALL CENTER)................... W9727 THE WEATHER COMPANY, AN IBM BUSINESS....... N4325 THE WIRE GUYZ.................................................. OE323 THEATRIXX TECHNOLOGIES INC............................. N318 THEO TECHNOLOGIES...................................... W10100 THERMO BOND BUILDINGS, LLC......................... W6611 THINKANALYTICS............................................... W9707 THINKLOGICAL, A BELDEN BRAND....................... C5828 THOMSON BROADCAST..................................... W8022 TIELINE.............................................................. C1707 TILTA INC............................................................ C5637 TITANTV, INC...................................................... W9415 TONER CABLE EQUIPMENT, INC.......................... W4415 TOOLSONAIR BROADCAST ENGINEERING GMBH.... N715 TOPENDVIDEO.................................................. C10412 TOPVISION TECHNOLOGIES CO.,LTD.................... C1717 TOTAL TECHNOLOGIES, LTD................................ C1505 TOWER ENGINEERING COMPANY........................ W8522 TOWNNEWS...................................................... W2522 TOWNSQUARE MEDIA....................................... N6031C TRAFFIC SIM CO., LTD....................................... W8607 TRANSPERFECT.................................................. N6337 TREDESS........................................................... W5126 TRIVENI DIGITAL................................................. W9418 TROY ACOUSTICS............................................. C10609 TSL PRODUCTS.................................................. C5420 TULIX SYSTEMS................................................. W9826 TURTLE CASE..................................................... N4339 TV PRO GEAR..................................................... C4714 TVADSYNC....................................................... N5929C TVONE............................................................... C4237 TVSTARTUP INC................................................. W7406 TVU NETWORKS................................................ W3806 TWR LIGHTING, INC............................................ W8200 U.S. CAPTIONING COMPANY................................ N3539 ULTRA HD FORUM............................................. W6132 UNIFIED STREAMING BV................................... W10205 UNIQUE BUSINESS SYSTEMS............................... C5318 UNISOFT CORPORATION.................................... W8624 UNISOFT/AAIS................................................... W5236 UNITEX CORPORATION........................................ N7320 UPCOM TECHNOLOGIES INC............................... W9400 US BROADCAST.................................................. C9724 UTAH SCIENTIFIC, INC......................................... N3531 VARNISH SOFTWARE.......................................... W7706 VAST DATA...................................................... N234MR
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Gary Adcock discusses the opportunities and challenges of virtual production.
Saving Time, Money Makes Virtual Production Inevitable Industry primed to take advantage of rapid technical advances By Tom Butts TV TECH
A lot has changed in the 20 years since the first movies to use virtual production were shot on Thomson Grass Valley Viper cameras. Virtual was uncharted territory and digital cinematography was still in its infancy. Today, virtual production has come of age and, according to Gary Adcock, director/producer/ visual artist, the industry is now able to take advantage of the savings, flexibility and visual
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advances the technology presents. Adcock discussed the opportunities and challenges of virtual production during the Monday morning session titied, “Virtual Production, Mixed Reality and Extended Reality (XR) the Future is Now.” All of the elements that go into virtual production are advancing rapidly, from displays to lenses, cameras and graphics. Even with multimillion-dollar budgets, though, a lot of advance work is still required. And just because you’re producing
content virtually doesn’t mean you can do without traditional production-set roles. “You need a virtual gaffer as much as you need a traditional gaffer,” Adcock said. The main driver for making virtual production effective is metadata, something production crews don’t necessarily want to think about. “Metadata is one of those catchphrases that everybody hates,” Adcock said. “I’m not interested in metadata, it just should be there.” But no matter how much meta-
data you have, it’s still not enough, Adcock added. For instance, Adcock pointed out how much metadata an iPhone can gather on a continuous basis — but virtual production hasn’t caught up to the level Apple has attained. “Until we get to the level where we’re getting as much data as we can get on set as we get on our phones, we’ve not done enough,” he said. The impact on budgets should also be taken into account, Adcock said, especially with the amount of advanced planning involved. “Remember that because you’re doing all that work up front, your budget has shifted from later in the project to earlier, so you have to learn how to build your ability to timeline sooner to be able to handle what’s going on in production,” he said. And don’t forget how much can be saved on insurance when doing away with on-location production. Adcock cited an example of a recent shoot on an airport runway. “Do you have any idea what the insurance costs are to take your crew onto an airport tarmac? Hundreds of thousands of dollars per day,” he said. “But now you don’t have to worry about getting all your talent, food, gear and security or worrying about the talent wandering off on the tarmac. So virtual production gives you capabilities in places where you didn’t think it would.” The time it takes to shoot complex scenes can also be cut dramatically. Adcock cited another example of a recent documentary where, with the use of a single panel of LEDs, the production crew was able to reduce vmultipage turnarounds that would take days to produce to just a six-hour period. “That kind of turnaround is almost unheard of,” he said. “But you can do those kinds of things in a virtual production, if you’re prepared.” l
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Entertainment Brands Need to Keep Up With New Platforms G4TV, Smosh, PBS face challenge of finding new viewers while satisfying core audiences By Jon Lafayette BROADCASTING+CABLE
Managing the brand of an entertainment channel or service has gotten more complicated as well-known names age in trying to attract new, younger viewers on even newer platforms. On a panel about “Building a Great Entertainment Brand,” a group of executives representing diverse content creators addressed the topic of keeping brands relevant while staying true to their core values. G4TV, a network for video gamers, is making a comeback after being off cable since 2012. “G4 was the original brand that legitimized what it meant to be a gamer and someone who is into fandom, meaning you didn’t just have to hide in your parents’ basement and quietly talk about Dungeons & Dragons,” G4 President Russell Arons said. “We celebrated it.” Now, the gamer audience is ubiquitous, Arons said. “The big reinvention is G4 representing the diversity of the audience both in our creators and in our distribution model. We are on Twitch. We are on YouTube. We are on linear cable. We are on FAST [free, ad-supported TV] channels. That’s why we have a very broad distribution — 150 million households — because that’s what you have to do to be an entertainment brand in today’s world.” Similarly, Smosh was one of the earliest comedy channels on YouTube starting in 2005. “Now, as we continue to evolve you have to think about all the distribution platforms that are
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(From left): Smosh CEO Daniel Tibbets, G4TV President Russell Arons, PBS Chief Digital Officer and Marketing Officer Ira Rubenstein and Magic Screen President Jay Williams on a Monday marketing panel.
available,” Smosh CEO Daniel Tibbets said. “How are we creating content for each one of those platforms? Who’s the right talent? What’s the right voice? What’s the right perspective? And so that’s really where the brand is today.” Tibbets said he runs into people in their late 30s who grew up with Smosh. “We’re at that point where we don’t want to be your father’s Smosh. We want to be relevant to the next generation,” he said. “We look at it as the audience we have, the audience we used to have, how do you bring them back, and then the audience we want.” Similarly, Arons noted, there are many viewers who remember previous iterations of G4. “I think it’s a blessing and a curse because you do have a
brand foundation, not starting from scratch, but you also have to really be relevant to today’s generations,” Arons said. “We know every generation wants their experience. And so sometimes that can be tricky.” She warns that if you don’t treat that core audience right, “they’ll turn on you.” PBS has a more mature brand and people are passionate about it, said Ira Rubenstein, chief digital and marketing officer at PBS. “Everyone in this room probably grew up on ‘Mr. Rogers’ or ‘Sesame Street,’” Rubenstein said. “And then you kind of evolved and we really never have gone away.” PBS polls as one of the most trusted media brands and that’s something that has to be maintained
as PBS content goes onto new platforms to reach new viewers, he said. PBS Digital Studios, which puts content on YouTube, has more than 30 million subscribers. Production values might be a little lower to fit in with other platforms, but the content has to meet what people expect from a PBS show. “That means we’re here to educate and inform. We’re here to bring the light and not the heat, and so that people can make their own decisions, and people can get real facts and then also learn something,” Rubenstein said. “And then, if we can make it on these different platforms in these different formats, we can reach those different audiences and introduce them to this bigger brand PBS.” l
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Telestream Wheels, Deals Through Pandemic The pandemic was a busy time for Telestream, company executives said at its Monday press conference. “Through COVID-19 we’ve done five acquisitions,” President and Chief Operating Officer John Wilson said. “We’ve expanded the product portfolio to across what we’ve really done well from a media workflow-automation perspective, and then test and measurement.” First, Telestream merged with Tek Video. Then it acquired diva, Masstech, ContentAgent and Sherpa Digital Media. The company announced a new multiyear, enterprise-wide agreement with Sinclair Broadcast Group that covers all existing products and services across the station group’s properties, together with unlimited usage of Telestream Cloud Services.
Sinclair Senior Director of Media Management Mike Palmer outlined some of the benefits his company has found in working with Telestream. “During COVID-19, one of the large projects we had was centralizing our ingest and prep of syndicated content, commercials and promos for all of our 600-plus channels,” he said. “So that means that when a commercial comes in, it’s going to be centrally available to all the channels without need to duplicate.” A piece of material could potentially be received by 60 sites, and people would then check the timing of that content, check the quality, and then a copy of the file was made and moved into play. The workload of processing each file is not evenly spread across a week, with the bulk of the files received on Wednesday,
Dan Castles, CEO of Telestream and Mike Palmer, Senior Director of Media Management at Sinclair Broadcast Group.
Thursday and Friday. Sinclair needed a way to dynamically scale. “We wanted to centralize that process, which would mean a huge amount of cost savings to us,” Palmer said. “Our traffic teams were a little worried. They said:
‘OK, everybody is going to be ingesting this stuff in the cloud. How long is it going to take to move through? How long are we going to have to wait?’ So we actually measure our latency for a commercial coming in before we begin to process it. It’s less than 10 seconds during the entire week.” Another major announcement from Telestream is its release of the latest version of Inspect 2110, the company’s award-winning internet-protocol video monitoring solution for ST 2110 media networks. The upgrade ensures reliability within hybrid SDI-over-IP and ST 2110 deployments by using a “monitoring by exception” approach to proactively notify engineers of any quality issues within facilities and across networks. l — Craig Johnston, TV Tech
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(From left): Aaron Cooke, producer; Brett Dicus, technical producer; Cameron Barnett, ACS, cinematographer; Alec Sash, partner/ executive producer, Seeker Productions; and moderator Gabriel Mays, director of rental, AbleCine.
Capturing Performances in Multi-Camera Productions Live-event producers share cinematic techniques, philosophies By Kent Gibbons BROADCASTING+CABLE
Filmmakers who are bringing cinematic techniques to capturing live performances — from
Broadway shows to Super Bowl halftime shows to Netflix standup specials —- shared some of their experiences at an NAB Show Cine Consortium session Monday at the Create Inspiration Zone.
Producer Aaron Cooke said he doesn’t try to persuade legacy TV shows to try cinematic approaches. “But we are seeing directors that are now requesting that, and executive producers,” he said. “I just
think people are more savvy and they were told for so many years you can’t do it; it doesn’t work; it’s not stable; it’s a risk. And we have been proving time and again it’s not a risk and it’s actually very solid and very stable.” Technical producer Brett Dicus said it’s important going in to know the philosophies of the director, the director of photography and others about camera use and workflow. “Every single project is different and it’s very important to understand those expectations early on,” he said. Asked about favorite projects, Cameron Barnett, ACS, cited “just for the challenge of it” a Kevin Hart performance in the round at The O2 in London. “We had Kevin and 24 cameras,” Barnett said, “all shooting a version of raw.” Producer Alec Sash said recent favorites of his were productions of “David Byrne’s American Utopia” on Broadway and an as-yet-unreleased production of “Jersey Boys.” “American Utopia” was shot during two performances on a Saturday a couple of weeks before the pandemic hit. “The energy in the room was insane,” Sash said. l
E. Martin Faubell Gets SBE’s Lifetime Achievement Award The Society of Broadcast Engineers has honored E. Martin (Marty) Faubell with the 2022 SBE John H. Battison Award for Lifetime Achievement. Faubell retired as vice president, engineering for Hearst Television in December 2020. In that role, Faubell oversaw the company’s engineering operations and the staff at 33 TV stations, and shepherded the company’s transition from analog television to ATSC 3.0.
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“Marty exemplifies the ideal candidate to receive the SBE’s John H. Battison Award,” said SBE President Andrea Cummis, CBT, CTO. “His dedication to, knowledge of and skills in broadcast engineering extend beyond the benchmarks of bestowing this honor.” Faubell, who first joined SBE in 1995, has had stints at WPIX in New York, WRAL-TV in Raleigh, N.C., and Hearst’s WTAE-TV in Pittsburgh. He moved to Hearst’s
corporate team as vice president in 1997. The SBE John H. Battison Award for Lifetime Achievement recognizes members in good standing for their achievement and contribution to broadcast engineering. Nominees must have been active for 40 years or more in the broadcast engineering industry or a field that benefits broadcast engineering. l — Jessika Walsten, Broadcasting+Cable
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Veterans-TV President Bob Lefcovich at the nonprofit’s NAB Show booth.
Helping Vets Break Into the Broadcast Biz Veterans-TV looks to steer former service members into production work By Elle Kehres RADIO WORLD
Founded in 2018, Veterans-TV (VETV) is now poised to help U.S. veterans find employment in
broadcast production careers. The nonprofit said it offers training classes to help those who served find a post-military career path that leads to “a calmer, more peaceful way of life.”
To do this, VETV has received $3 million in equipment and infrastructure donations from dozens of broadcast companies. This money has gone towards equipping the renowned 53-foot Denali Gold
mobile production truck to serve as its mobile classroom. Once the control center for some of America’s most popular live awards and performance shows, the truck has now found its permanent home in Grass Valley, Calif. — ready for new students. Ray Baldock, who serves on VETV’s board of directors, said the program will offer a “very personalized, hands-on experience” over the course of six weeks for $1,500 or via scholarship funds. The nonprofit is currently looking for more trainers to add to its experience-rich lineup. “So many people are lost when they come back from service,” Baldock said. “This is a great way to give back.” The outpouring of support from the broadcast industry thus far has been amazing, VETV President Bob Lefcovich said. He now hopes the community will come together again to help fund student scholarships and support the mobile classroom’s operations, he said. The nonprofit looks to raise $80,000 by the time of its first class this summer. “I think NAB Show, the heart of the broadcast community, is the perfect place to showcase VETV and how it leverages the tremendous ‘heart’ of broadcast to support veterans while addressing the industry’s need for skilled workers,” Lefcovich said. l
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NAB Celebrates 100 Years of Broadcaster Gatherings A short history of NAB Shows (they haven’t always been in Las Vegas!) By James E. O’Neal TV TECH
Next year’s NAB Show is a very special one, as it marks the National Association of Broadcasters’ 100th scheduled gathering* of broadcasters and content producers for exchanging ideas, learning about new technologies and business models and inspecting the latest in broadcasting equipment. The NAB — established in April 1923 — came into being at a time when radio was just beginning to enter the home in a big way, and first-generation broadcasters recognized the need to ban together to protect their common interests and to chart a path through these very new and uncharted waters. This fledgling NAB celebrated its founding that fall by holding its first-ever industry trade show in New York City. Beginning with that initial one-day October 1923 event, NAB Shows have remained a high point in the broadcasting industry calendar, continuing to grow and gain momentum even during the years of the Great Depression and World War II. And while it may seem as if the event has always been held in Las Vegas (and in April), that’s not the case at all. After the initial NYC show, it went on to Washington, D.C., and then tried out a number of other locations, including Cleveland; St. Louis; Cincinnati; Colorado Springs, Colo.; White Sulfur Springs, W. Va.; San Francisco; Atlantic City, N.J.; and even West Baden, Ind. It’s been held in Los Angeles three times, and in the early 1950s began a regular alternation between
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The first Las Vegas NAB Shows (1970s) were held in the original 1959-vintage convention center, which boasted 90,000 square feet of exhibit space.
Washington, D.C. and Chicago. Dallas, Houston and Atlanta have also hosted the show, which has also meandered all across the calendar, missing only the months of December and January. The NAB Show made its way to Las Vegas for the first time in 1975, setting up shop in the
original “flying saucer”-shaped convention center and attracting 5,212 broadcasters. While the show has moved around a few times after that initial “tryout,” it’s made Las Vegas its home for more than two decades. * Although NAB Shows have been scheduled every year from
1923 onward, three have been canceled. The first was in 1945 when the government banned gatherings of more than 50 people to free up accommodations and transportation for the military and defense industry personnel. The global pandemic forced cancellation of shows scheduled in 2020 and 2021. l
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W9711 | VoiceInteraction, a company dedicated to AI-driven speech processing technologies, is presenting its Audimus.Media closed-captioning solution and its Audimus.Server transcription automation platform. The newest version of Audimus.Media features live translation on-premises, source video signal encoding enabling clip export with synchronized captions and more. Audimus.Server now includes added support for uncompressed video, which with the most recent update can now be exported with synchronized subtitles. The company also released a new version of its Media Monitoring System, which includes an integrated multiviewer, a video timeline with faster VOD navigation, TS analytics with improved parameters and other features.
N6614 | Wohler is showcasing a new 12G AV product, the iVAM1-12G is based on Wohler’s existing iVAM 3G products, offering a lower-cost, lower-height 1U option to the company’s flagship 2U iAM-12G-SDI. Where there’s a need for 12G processing without a requirement for Dolby ATMOS encoding, the iVAM1-12G offers all of the options available on Wohler’s current models and more.
The product is 5.5 inches in depth and ships with two 12G/3G/HD/SD-SDI inputs with selected SDI outputs, a pair of analog inputs and outputs and an HDMI output, as well as loudness measurement and phase indication. It’s also capable of remote network management, including viewing meters and other monitoring information. The iAM1-12G supports additional signal options including AES3 inputs, MADI, ST2110, ST-2022-6 and audio-over-IP. Processing options include Dolby decoding for SDI and AES3, as well as 2110, with an upgraded output routing feature also available.
N3935, C8610 | Broadcast Bionics is showcasing Caller One, a software system for radio talk shows that the company says is both easy to use and affordable. It replaces traditional phone call-screening hardware and software with one simple, smart and flexible software solution. The Caller One software allows users to answer, screen and control up to 12 SIP calls from any browser on any device anywhere. It runs on a PC or a virtual machine and includes IP drivers and a sound card. The license includes unlimited workstations for ease of collaboration. Broadcast Bionics is a worldwide provider of smart software solutions for radio studios and TV galleries.
W5308 | Opticis USA is showcasing the HDFX700-TR extender and the OHM-44UHD matrix switch. The HDFX-700-TR, a detachable fiber optical HDMI 2.0 audio return channel extender, transmits a data rate of 18 Gbps and produces true 4K resolution. The product’s extended HDMI cable connects from a video source to the Transmitter (Tx) on one side and connects to the Receiver (Rx) on the other side using a fiber optic cable. The Rx then connects to the display panel using an HDMI cable. The OHM-44UHD is an HDMI 2.0 4x4 matrix switch that enables cross-switching between four HDMI inputs and four HDMI outputs. The product supports resolutions up to 4K @60Hz (RGB & YCbCr : 4:4:4) as well as HDR. Users will also find a friendly WebGUI interface and built-in EDID management.
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C7550M | CGI’s dira Dimension, as well as its OpenMedia NewsBoard and the OpenMedia ReporterApp, help broadcasters pivot to remote operations. NewsBoard enables journalists and editorial teams to organize their story-centric planning and production processes from anywhere. Its customizable architecture allows newsrooms to adapt their systems to their individual needs, and a free configurable board and widget structure supports transparency in dynamic collaboration within distributed teams. The ReporterApp for Android and iOS allows reporters in the field to automatically stay connected to their newsroom at all times, wherever they are in the world. Built on a cloud-native architecture, field journalists and remote workers can now research multiple sources, including agency wire feeds; scan events and topics; check contact details; and collaborate on content. dira Dimension facilitates remote audio editing and is designed for rapid and agile deployment. N2603 | Ross Video is demoing its Production Cloud, a highly flexible, end-to-end production solution. It’s designed specifically for live, broadcast-quality content production, is fully cloud-powered and optimized for Amazon Web Services (AWS). Production Cloud allows teams to collaborate and produce live events using the same interfaces they’re familiar with. It supports perpetual and subscription licensing models and operates natively in a customer-supplied cloud ecosystem. The Ross Production Cloud combines switching, real-time graphics, ingest, playout, newsroom, asset-management and remote contribution capabilities with innovative ground-to-cloud technologies that bring on-premises live SDI and NDI feeds into the cloud ecosystem, and vice versa. Production Cloud helps teams expand existing production capabilities and males it easier to experiment or explore new programs and formats.
Tellyo, SPX Graphics Ink Partnership Cloud-production platform Tellyo has partnered with SPX Graphics. The partnership will integrate SPX graphics into Tellyo’s Stream Studio. The agreement will also give Stream Studio customers the ability to request custom-built graphics from SPX. “SPX is a great complement to our platform and our relationship will allow us to jointly offer even more creative options, flexibility and
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W4230MR, W4231MR, W4331MR | AJA Video Systems has released the HELO Plus, a next-generation H.264 streaming and recording device. The HELO Plus includes dual streaming outputs to create assets with different parameter settings per output as well as the ability to select either of the encoders to drive USB, SD card or NAS recording. The product also features SRT support, improved scheduling options and device operation, and group control for triggered start/stop operations.. The company also launched a pair of openGear 12G-SDI to fiber converters: the OG-FiDO-2T-12G and OG-FiDO-T-12G-ST. The OG-FiDO-2T-12G is a dual-channel 12G-SDI to fiber transmitter while the OG-FiDO-T-12G-ST supports single-channel 12G-SDI to fiber conversion. Both new converters support HDR video, openGear products and Ross DashBoard software. N1732 | United Kingdom-based Covatic is launching its A-Type product globally. A-Type is a private-by-design solution for cross-platform connected advertising and marketing that offers broadcasters 100 percent addressability and detailed audience segmentation, without tracking users. Covatic said the digital advertising industry is facing an increasingly stringent regulatory environment that is forcing it to adapt and change. A-Type addresses this challenge, empowering the publishing and media industry to deliver personalized digital services that respect and protect personal privacy. A-Type uses an on-device approach to allocate groups of users into both standard and bespoke segments, so advertisers can be reassured that audience insights aren’t misattributed, while consumers can trust their information won’t be bought, sold and shared over the internet, Covatic said.
production horsepower to content producers everywhere,” Tellyo CEO Richard Collins said. “Tellyo’s profile and customer base is growing at a remarkable speed and we’re happy that SPX will be able to provide even more creative options and value to Tellyo customers,” Atte Varsta, CEO and partner of SPX parent company Softpix, added. “We are already supporting a global community of content creators and this welcome relationship with Tellyo will help us extend our reach even further.” Stream Studio is a production solution that gives customers a range of graphics templates for live productions. Tellyo is exhibiting at booth N1932. l — Jessika Walsten, Broadcasting+Cable
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