넷플릭스는 기묘한 이야기 최신 시즌의 공개를 특별한 경험으로 전환했습니다. 스트리머 조이카가 IDZ가 상상한 몰입형 모험의 주인공이 되는 무편집 라이브 영상으로, TVU Networks의 클라우드 솔루션 덕분에 가능했습니다. 업사이드 다운에서 영감을 받은 실제 세트와 파리 전역의 추격전, 수천 명의 팬들이 실시간으로 연결된 '원 라스트 어드벤처'는 스토리를 경험하는 방법을 새롭게 정의하며, 그 어느 때보다 실시간으로 커뮤니티와 가깝게 소통합니다. ...
ESPN’s Remote Ops rapidly expands its innovative home studio network
Responding to the ripple effect of COVID-19, ESPN is installing new systems in commentators' homes daily, while many had existing technology in place
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ESPN’s remote operations team has long led the sports industry in providing remote home studios, and even ob vans, to livestream remotely. – innovative IP-based camera systems that are remotely controlled from Bristol, Conn., – for commentators without easy access to a studio.
The constantly evolving workplace norms due to COVID-19 have led to an accelerated demand for installation of remote livestream systems such as TVU Anywhere. As ESPN continues to focus on the health and safety of its employees while remaining mindful of its mission to serve sports fans.
Shea Byram, senior manager, remote operations, and Ryan Bastek, senior remote operations coordinator, are leading the effort, coordinating with studio directing, lighting and transmission to make sure the remote studios – there were 75 before the latest push – are TV ready.
“As soon as we heard there might be a need, we started planning for different scenarios,” said Byram. “We took action and quickly bought all the systems that were available so we would be ahead of the curve.”
The team is currently installing at least one unit per day and recently have worked with the home locations of Keith Olbermann, Jordan Schultz, Tisha Thompson, Dianna Russini, Dan Orlovsky, Jay Williams, Louis Riddick, Mike Greenberg, Max Kellerman, Kendrick Perkins, Rachel Nichols and Hannah Storm.
Safety is always top of mind.
“We are staying local whenever possible and using colleagues in the area to assist with the set up,” said Byram. “For example, Rachel Busch [manager, studio design and development] is based in LA, so she has jumped in to help. We have also shipped the equipment to the commentators’ homes and helped them install over the phone. We have also started wearing masks and gloves.”
EDITOR’S NOTE: Outside The Lines’ Keith Olbermann contributes an essay using his home studio in New York City.
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