SVG Summit: Venue Production Workshop To Discu Mobile-Fan Experience, LED Lighting

In an effort to serve the information, networking, and business needs of engineering, IT, and broadcast executives in sports venues, the SVG Venue Initiative will host a Venue Production Workshop on Monday Dec. 14, from 1 to 3:30 p.m. Join us for this informative workshop and learn from leaders in the sports-venue industry about how to keep fans engaged using mobile apps, enhanced connectivity, IPTV, and digital signage; how LED lighting is changing the way fans see the game; and how venues and broadcasters can enhance interoperability.

REGISTER: 10th Annual SVG Summit, Dec. 14-15, New York City

1:00 - 1:45 p.m.

The Mobile Fan Experience: Keeping Fans Connected in the Stands

From watching live and on-demand video to ordering concessions directly to their seats, fans can access more from their mobile devices than ever before. What do fans expect when they come to a game, and how are venues, WiFi and DAS providers, and app developers answering the call?

Moderator: Karen Hogan, SVG, Senior Editor

Speakers:

Mark Chmura, Crown Castle, Small Cell/DAS Project Manager

Priya Narasimhan, YinzCam, CEO/Founder

Robert Gekchyan, Deluxe Media, Senior Executive Director, Technology.

James Stellpflug, EVS Broadcast Equipment, VP, Product Marketing

1:45 - 2:15 p.m.

IPTV and Digital Signage Update

IPTV and digital signage systems continue to establish their place in venues, providing an additional outlet for fan engagement and sponsor revenue. What are the design, operational, and technological considerations for building an IPTV system? And how can you get the most out of your IPTV and digital signage?

Moderator: Rick Price, MOEBAM! Venue Media Services, President

Speakers:

Jay Mathias, Cisco Systems, Sports & Entertainment Solution Group, Consulting System Engineer

Joe Walsh, VITEC, National Sales Manager, Sports & Entertainment Venues

Rich Zabel, Imagine Communications, VP, Sales, Sports, and Live Events

2:15 - 2:45 p.m.

Light It Up: How LED Lighting Is Changing the Way We See the Game

The past few years has seen several sports venues shift from traditional metal halide lights to LED lighting, in part to eliminate flicker during slow-motion broadcast replays. What are the benefits, and challenges, of going all-in on LED?

Moderator: Steve Hellmuth, NBA, EVP, Operations and Technology

Speakers:

Robert Bloom, RBB Digital, Designer and Photographer

Dan O'Neill, NHL, VP, Arena and Event Operations

Ed Ragain, M-E Engineers, President

George Reiher, M-E Engineers, Principal

Scott Rinehart, Fighting Irish Digital Media, Lead Technologist

2:45 - 3:30 p.m.

Enhancing Interoperability Between the Venue and Broadcasters

As venues increasingly invest in their own in-game cameras and broadcasters expand their complements, the need for better interoperability between venues and the broadcasters is greater than ever. How can venues work with broadcasters to more efficiently share resources between the control room and the truck?

Moderator: Robert Jordan CFE, Van Wagner Sports and Entertainment, SVP

Speakers:

Dave Barry, NBA, Senior Manager, Technical Operations Center

Chris Brown, Turner Sports, Director, Technical Operations, NBA TV and NBA Digital

Chris Williams, WJHW, VP

After the 2:45 p.m. panel, attendees are encouraged to attend the final panel discussion of the Asset Management Workshop in Gramercy East (second floor):

4:00 - 4:45 p.m.

SAMS Parting Shots: 2015 Headlines and Open Q&A With Top MAM Execs

SVG Summit attendees from every sector of the sports-production community are encouraged to attend this open forum that caps off a busy day of SVG workshops. Sports Asset Management & Storage Committee leaders take the stage to address the biggest storylines from 2015 and answer your most pressing MAM and storage queries in this no-holds-barred town-hall meeting.

LINK:	http://www.sportsvideo.org/2015/12/04/svg-summit-venue-production-work...
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