Dan Daley

1 week ago | sportsvideo.org | Dan Daley

Forty-three channels of audio enable the facility to migrate to immersive NFL Films, the league’s media-production arm, has upgraded the audio of the largest production stage at its Mount Laurel, NJ, facility. A custom Dolby Atmos loudspeaker array was installed during renovation of the control room of Studio D, a 3,600-sq.-ft., 360-degree sound stage. Completed this year, the redesign was accomplished by the original acoustical designer, Dallas-based Russ Berger Design Group.

2 weeks ago | sportsvideo.org | Dan Daley

Drones are a growing part of the action NBC and USA Network will broadcast the 2025 U.S. Open Championship golf tournament (June 12-15 at Oakmont Country Club in Plum, PA), with coverage also available on NBC’s Peacock streaming service. It will mark the third era of the broadcaster’s long association with the event — the penultimate year of its most recent rights deal with the PGA — and a new level of sonic innovation for the sport’s sound.

2 weeks ago | sportsvideo.org | Dan Daley

Mic systems, virtual production, networking/connectivity will be on display The InfoComm Show kicks off tomorrow in Orlando. Though born to support installed AV, the annual show has evolved to encompass live-event production.

2 weeks ago | sportsvideo.org | Dan Daley

The catamaran competition returns to New York’s harbor with a refined REMI SailGP was back in New York City over the weekend (June 7, 8), a dozen of the world’s sleekest, fastest racing catamarans flitting around the upper harbor between the event’s base camp in New Jersey’s Liberty Landing and its operations center on Governor’s Island.

1 month ago | sportsvideo.org | Dan Daley

The Seattle Seahawks’ production captures ’90s nostalgia Not everything the NFL touches turns to gold, but, when it does, it gets very, very shiny. This month, the league oversaw the synchronized release of 32 team game-schedule videos, another off-season NFL event that’s becoming almost as anticipated as the Super Bowl itself. Over the past 10 years or so, the NFL has turned its schedule release into a weeklong celebration.