Sports Video Group (SVG)

Established in 2006, the Sports Video Group (SVG) aims to assist professionals who depend on video, audio, and broadband technology for creating and sharing sports content. This community includes leagues, team owners, athletes, broadcasters, webcasters, and technology providers who come together to exchange ideas, realize new concepts, and adopt cutting-edge innovations. By sharing their experiences, these members strive to enhance the process of sports production and distribution, ultimately improving the experience for sports fans.

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Game Creek Video Flagship Is Set To Show Off Its Workflow Innovations

2 days ago | sportsvideo.org | Ken Kerschbaumer

The new mobile unit will make its big-event debut at the NBA Finals The NBA Finals are just around the corner for ESPN, and this year’s series will be the first big-time event for Game Creek Video’s latest production system to shine. Three-truck Flagship won’t take full advantage of its firepower until later this year, when it. will be at the center of ESPN’s Monday Night Football coverage, but the NBA Finals will demonstrate its flexibility to scale up and down to deliver for big-time events.
Evertz’s Ray Kasprzyk on Meeting the Unique Technological Needs of Massive Live Esports Productions

1 week ago | sportsvideo.org | Brandon Costa

Evertz showcased its suite of solutions at the 2025 SVG Esports Production Summit in Seattle Whether pushing the boundaries of ST-2110 or balancing the operations workflows of REMI and On-Prem, live esports broadcasts present a unique set of challenges today.
SVG College Summit 2025: Receive In-Depth Looks at New Live Production Control Rooms at University of South Carolina and University of Texas at San Antonio

1 week ago | sportsvideo.org | Brandon Costa

Register for free today to attend the 17th-annual event in Atlanta on May 28 - 29 The 17th-annual SVG College Summit (May 28-29, Atlanta) is just weeks away, and time is running out for you to register for free to attend the biggest annual gathering of the college sports video production community.
Fremantle and the Women’s Pro Baseball League Announce Strategic Partnership Across Media, Digital and Business Verticals

1 week ago | sportsvideo.org

Fremantle and the Womens Pro Baseball League (WPBL) announces that they have entered into a strategic partnership that will see the companies ...
SVG Sit-Down: Vizrt’s Nicholas Jameson on AI in Workflows, Pushing Boundaries With XR/AR

1 week ago | sportsvideo.org | Ken Kerschbaumer

Virtual assets may someday soon be changed by voice command There was a time when Vizrt had to do a lot of evangelizing around the role of extended reality and augmented reality in live sports or studio programming. That is no longer the case: XR and AR were two of the buzziest topics at NAB 2025. Couple that with the growth of AI in data visualization, another core aspect of Vizrt systems, and Vizrt Senior Customer Success Manager Nicholas Jameson had plenty to discuss at the show.
Snow Sports Offer Opportunity for ‘Edgy and Aggressive’ Audio

1 week ago | sportsvideo.org | Dan Daley

Natural Selection Tour, Shawn White’s The Snow Leagues emphasize athlete sound In winter, both the weather and the sports can be extreme. It’s an environment that lends itself to finding new perspectives for sports, and how those sports sound. “The trend in production now is looking for ways to look from the field of play out, rather than from the outside in,” says Ben Boriss, VP, operations and production, RF Wireless Systems.
Tech Focus: Venue Sound, Part 2 - For Multi-Use Spaces, the Gear Makes the Difference

1 week ago | sportsvideo.org | Dan Daley

A look at the components that give three venues their edge Sports venues are benefiting from a growing array of very specific sound-system components. Here are some of the elements going into their systems. Click here Tech Focus: Venue Sound, Part 1 — Chasing the Fan Experience. Oceanside in San Diego County has opened its first multi-use venue: the new Frontwave Arena. Home to the San Diego Clippers (basketball) and the San Diego Sockers (soccer), the 7,500-capacity, 170,000-sq.-ft.
Tech Focus: Venue Sound, Part 1 - Chasing the Fan Experience

1 week ago | sportsvideo.org | Dan Daley

Balancing audio quality and noise is a constant struggle Time was when the design of a ballpark or a football stadium was determined by the nature of the sport it was built to hold.
SVG Sit-Down: Blackmagic Design’s Dan May on the Company’s Wide Range of Products and Customers

1 week ago | sportsvideo.org | Ken Kerschbaumer

‘We’re about creating tools that give users the flexibility to make a solution that works for them’ For Blackmagic Design President Dan May, trade shows create a hit list of favorite innovations. At the NAB Show each year, the company introduces not just its latest products but products that cover arguably the broadest range of categories of anyone at the show. May sat down with SVG to discuss the company’s highlights from NAB 2025.
The CW Benefits From NASCAR’s New XR and Volumetric Studio at North Carolina Production Facility

1 week ago | sportsvideo.org | Ken Kerschbaumer

Disguise tech, ARRI cameras enable talent to be deployed onsite or remotely The 2025 NASCAR season ushered in a new era for rightsholders, and one of the big beneficiaries has been the CW Network, which is broadcasting all 33 Xfinity races this season. Prior to April 5, the CW/NASCAR production crew cut the races remotely from the NASCAR Production Facility in Concord, NC, and announce and studio teams were onsite at the track.