SVG NEXT Conversations, Episode 2: How XR and Other Emerging Technologies Are Transforming the Landscape of M&E'

SVG NEXT Conversations, Episode 2: How XR and Other Emerging Technologies Are Transforming the Landscape of M&E' Discussion features industry experts Renard T. Jenkins, Amy Peck, Avi-Bar Zeev, and Gregg Katano By SVG Staff

Tuesday, October 29, 2024 - 10:21 am

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SVG's newest event, the SVG NEXT conference, visits Los Angeles on November 13 to tackle some of the major bleeding-edge trends beginning to impact the sports video production industry. As part of our leadup to this event, we have hosted four SVG NEXT Conversations to begin to scratch the surface of what will be discussed in detail at the event. Here is Episode 2 from that series.

In Episode 2 of SVG NEXT Conversations, we follow up our artificial intelligence primer from Episode 1 with a lively discussion on XR and other emerging technologies with some of today's leading voices in the space.

Their discussion - How XR and Other Emerging Technologies Are Transforming the Landscape of Media and Entertainment' - explores how these technologies are creating new forms of media distribution, audience personalization, and monetization but also the increased ethical and societal implications.

This discussion features:

Renard T. Jenkins, President, SMPTE; President and COO, I2A2

Amy Peck, Founder, CEO, EndeavorXR; XR, Spatial Computing & Emerging Tech Strategist

Avi-Bar Zeev, Founder, President, RealityPrime and XR Guild; (Former) Prototype Development, Sr. Manager, Apple and Co-Founder, Keyhole, Inc. (Now Google Earth)

Gregg Katano, CEO and Founder, Cosmos Collab; Chair of SVG NEXT (Moderator)

WATCH NOW ON SVG PLAY:

The SVG NEXT Conversations series serves as a primer for SVG's newest event - SVG NEXT: AI, XR and Beyond', which will be held in L.A. on November 13. Register Now!

LINK:	https://www.sportsvideo.org/2024/10/29/svg-next-conversations-episode-...
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