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The future is bright. The future is now. The SVG College Summit again falls at a captivating time in the continued evolution and growth of the college sports video industry. After years of planning and millions of dollars invested, ACC institutions are ready to launch the ESPN-supported ACC Network. Meanwhile, conferences of all sizes are finding new distribution methods in an increasingly over-the-top consumption world. There’s a new shape to this business, but the essential basics of high-quality storytelling remain the same. This year’s event agenda is SVG to the core: honoring how we got here, while preparing you for what’s to come. Our legacy awards celebrate people whom, without them, most of us would not be here today. We’re honored to celebrate both Raycom Sports with the SVG/ NACDA Technology Leadership Award and American Athletic Conference administrator and former ESPN executive Tom Odjakjian with the SVG College Pioneer Award. As for the future, look no further than our completely new programming on Friday morning dedicated to educating you on the essentials of producing a live esports event. At our Esports Production U, experts with experience in the space are here to take you under the hood of their productions so you can prepare yourselves for the day esports hits your campus (if it hasn’t already). Finally, while technology and storytelling have long been cornerstones of this event, never has it been more critical for you to have a firm understanding of the crossroads of video production and its impact on your institution’s overall business model. That’s why we’re so excited to have Syracuse University Director of Athletics John Wildhack as this year’s keynote speaker. With experience on both sides of the aisle, he has a wealth of knowledge and unique perspective to share with you. So take the time to reflect on and celebrate your accomplishments, but also come prepared to network, learn, and plan, because the future is already here.
MAY 30 – JUNE 1, 2018 • OMNI HOTEL at CNN CENTER • ATLANTA
ADVISORY COMMITTEE
CHAIRMAN Scott Hecht, Syracuse University, Senior Producer COMMITTEE Rick Bagby, Clemson University, Assistant AD, Video and Technology Mike Bilbow, University of Georgia, Assistant AD for Production/Digital Michael Bruce, University of Alabama, Assistant Professor of Telecommunication Dan Butterly*, Mountain West Conference, Senior Associate Commissioner Kelly Carney, Conference USA, Associate Commissioner Katie Cavender, College Football Playoff, Assistant Director of Communications Megan Coffey, University of Cincinnati, Associate Director – Creative Services and Multimedia Stephen Dombroski, St. John’s University, Associate AD for Communications Mark Fragale, Rochester Institute of Technology, Assistant Director, Video Production Services Mark Fratto, Linacre Media, Principal and Director of Business Development Jonathan Gantt, Clemson University, Director of New Media Imry Halevi*, Harvard University, Assistant Director of Athletics, Multimedia and Production Erin Iwaskiewicz, America East Conference, Senior Director, Creative and Video Joel Kitay, Kitay Productions, President John Kvatek, University of Central Florida, Associate AD, Multimedia and Creative Chad Lampman*, Duke University, Executive Director of Blue Devil Network Travis Llewellyn, Sun Belt Conference, Associate Commissioner, Electronic Media Michael Martin, Texas Christian University, Film, Television, and Digital Media Professor Kate Morgan, University of San Francisco, Director of Creative Video Chris Mycoskie, Southland Conference, Assistant Commissioner, Television and Electronic Media Jim Nachtman, Penn State University, Director of Broadcast Operations Ken Norris, UCLA, Director of Video Operations Tom Odjakjian, American Athletic Conference, Senior Associate Commissioner, Broadcasting Matt Panto, The Ivy League, Assistant Executive Director, Digital Media and Communications Scott Rinehart*, University of Notre Dame, Director of Broadcast Technology Mark Rodin, Florida State University, Director of Seminole Productions John Servizzi, Tupelo Raycom, EVP, Engineering and Operations Kurt Svoboda, University of Michigan, Associate AD for External Communications and Public Relations Chris Taylor, Ball State University, Director of Digital Sports Production Jeff Tourial, West Coast Conference, Associate Commissioner, Broadcast and Communications Bob Vecchione, NACDA, Executive Director Richard Wanninger, Patriot League, Senior Associate Executive Director for External Relations
Sincerely,
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Scott Hecht 2019 SVG College Summit Chairman Syracuse University, Senior Producer Brandon Costa Director, SVG College Follow SVG College year-round on Twitter @SVGCollege
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PROGRAM
11:30 – 12:00 p.m. Bringing the Fire to Twitter:
WEDNESDAY, MAY 29
Strategy For Social Video Success
5:30 – 7:00 p.m.
Opening Night Reception Location: Grand Ballroom, Omni Hotel at CNN Center
THURSDAY, MAY 30
All sessions in Grand Ballroom
7:00 a.m. Registration Opens sponsored by 8:00 – 9:00 a.m. Networking Breakfast sponsored by 9:00 a.m. Welcoming Remarks
presented by
Scott Hecht, Syracuse University, Senior Producer; SVG College Summit, Chairman Brandon Costa, SVG College Summit, Program Director; SVG, Director of Digital Jared Schatz, Ross Video, VP of Sales, U.S. and Canada
9:10 – 10:00 a.m. Final Countdown: What ACC Network Schools Learned in Their Facility Buildouts
In August, the highly anticipated ACC Network will launch, with a long and comprehensive buildout of on-campus media-production facilities completed by many of the Atlantic Coast Conference’s 15 institutions. Millions were spent on cameras, switchers, replay devices, graphics engines, comms, fiber, and much more. What have these institutions learned during this challenging process, and what advice would they give to others looking to enhance their own internal video-production operations? MODERATOR: Scott Hecht, Syracuse University, Senior Producer; SVG College Summit, Chairman
PANELISTS:
Kelly Hammonds, University of Pittsburgh, Assistant AD for Broadcast and Video Production Eric Frey, Virginia Tech University, Senior Director, ACC Network Operations Jeremy Noe, University of Louisville, Executive Director, Television Production Mike Szlamowicz, University of Virginia, Director of Video Services, Live Events and ACC Network
10:00 – 10:15 a.m. Case Study:
Remote Productions
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The Pac-12 Networks produces 850 “live” sporting events including 485 at-home productions and 1,500 events as shoulder programming spread across one national network and six regional networks or RSNs. MODERATOR: Chris Fichera, Group One Limited, Partner, VP PRESENTER: Glenn Stilwell, Pac-12 Networks, Audio Operations Manager
10:15 – 11:00 a.m. Networking Break Visit the Technology Showcases!
Twitter is commonly referred to as the Internet’s Sports Bar and, as digital sports media continues to mature, the social media giant is becoming home to some of the most high-quality sports video content anywhere. What are the latest trends in successful social video (both live and postproduced), who is doing it best, and how can you better plan out your Twitter video strategy throughout your entire athletic department? Twitter’s David Herman shares his expertise to help you shine in the hypercompetitive world of #smsports. MODERATOR: Brandon Costa, SVG College Summit, Program Director; SVG, Director of Digital PRESENTER: David Herman, Twitter, Sports Partnerships Manager
12:00 – 12:30 p.m. SVG College Legacy Award Presentations
SVG is honored to celebrate the recipients of the 2019 SVG College Pioneer Award and the 2019 SVG College Technology Leadership Award. For more information, turn to page 22.
12:30 – 1:30 p.m. Networking Lunch
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1:30 – 2:15 p.m. A Platform To Call Home: The Ivy League’s Migration to ESPN+
With its own subscription-based video platform in place, the Ivy League shifted its mediaproduction and -distribution strategy with a comprehensive agreement to broadcast more than 1,100 live events across more than 35 sports on the new ESPN+ direct-to-consumer platform in 2018-19. A year into that 10-year relationship, hear from league and ESPN representatives on the process leading up to launch, the successes and challenges in year one, and the priorities in the long-term plans of the partnership. MODERATOR: Kristian Hernandez, SVG, Assistant Editor and Social Media Coordinator
PANELISTS:
Kevin Copp, The Ivy League, Assistant Executive Director, Digital Content and Communications Imry Halevi, Harvard University, Assistant Director of Athletics, Multimedia and Production John Lukach, Cornell University, Director of Multimedia and Production Shawn Murphy, ESPN, Senior Coordinating Producer
2:15 – 2:30 p.m. Technology Case Study 2:30 – 3:10 p.m. Cinematic Techniques and the Art of Storytelling in Sports
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Break through the noise, and cut through the clutter. In a landscape oversaturated with linear and digital sports content, learn how paying strategic attention to both a unique visual and storytelling approach will elevate your content above the rest. Learn how to get inside the minds of your audiences, give them a unique visual experience, and connect with them emotionally, so they keep coming back to your content and your platform. From lens choice to camera placement, to carefully considering demographics and audience motivation, the owners of Two Birds Films and Technician Films will share what they’ve learned from over 20 years in sports production, working with clients such as Fox Sports, MLB, Super Bowl, NBA, Red Bull, Under Armour and The Olympics.
PRESENTERS:
11:00 – 11:30 a.m. Keynote Conversation:
Syracuse University Director of Athletics John Wildhack
With more than three decades as an executive at ESPN, Wildhack possesses a comprehensive understanding of the history and current state of the sports-video industry. In this one-on-one Q&A, he will share his lessons as a sports-TV exec, the strategy behind his school’s approach to the launch of the ACC Network, and his take on the future of the industry. INTERVIEWED BY: Ken Kerschbaumer, SVG, Exexcutive Director, Editorial Services
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3:55 – 4:40 p.m. In the Trenches: Creative Production Solutions That Have Enhanced (or Saved!) Your Live Productions
Work in live sports production, and you’ll learn to expect the unexpected. From inclement weather to wonky venues, producers of live sports video have tackled some of the wackiest and most challenging obstacles with the belief that the show must go on. Experts in the field of live event production share the unique production tools, workflows, and workarounds that have helped take their productions to the next level (or made sure they happened at all!). MODERATOR: Brandon Costa, SVG College Summit, Program Director; SVG, Director of Digital
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9:00 – 9:05 a.m. Welcoming Remarks
PRESENTER: Brandon Costa, SVG College Summit, Program Director; SVG, Director of Digital
9:05 – 9:30 a.m. Platform Perspective: Twitch and the Growth of Collegiate Esports
5:00 – 6:30 p.m. 11TH-ANNUAL
Across the country, universities big and small are racing to be at the forefront in the rapid growth of esports by establishing programs of their own. As the top platform in the space, Twitch has taken it upon itself to reach out to, foster, and advise those programs on the current state of the industry. Kick off a morning of esports learning with a look at collegiate esports and the unique future opportunities for college production professionals. PRESENTER: Mark “Garvey” Candella, Twitch, Director, Strategic Partnerships
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The SVG College Sports Media Awards in association with NACDA recognizes the best in college sports-video production, celebrating those who have pushed the envelope and set a higher standard for the quality of live and pre/postproduced college sports video content. For a full list of finalists, turn to pages 10-12.
6:30 – 7:30 p.m. SVG College Sports Media Awards in association with NACDA Celebratory Reception
9:30 – 10:15 a.m. Esports Production U How-To: CS:Go With ELEAGUE
First-person shooters are one of the most popular genres of esports, but they can also prove to be one of the most challenging to broadcast and tell a linear story. Turner Sports burst onto the esports scene with its coverage of Counter Strike: Global Offensive. Learn how the broadcasting veterans map out their production plans for CS:Go and get tips on how to get your production off the ground. PRESENTER: Ben Winter, Turner Sports, Interactive Coordinating Producer
10:15 – 11:00 a.m. Esports Production U How-To:
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9:00 – 11:45 a.m. SVG ESPORTS PRODUCTION U
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Multiplayer online battle arena (MOBA) videogames are a truly esports-native experience that offers unique challenges for both entertaining hardcore fans while also engaging new viewers. Fresh off their Collegiate League of Legends Championships, Riot Games offers advice for producing your MOBA broadcast. PRESENTER: Eamon Frasher, Riot Games, Broadcast Producer
11:00 – 11:45 a.m. Esports Production U How-To: Rocket League With Ball State Sports Link
NETWORKING BREAKS SPONSORED BY:
Imagine soccer but with cars! Rocket League has gained tremendous popularity in the esports world due to its fun and exciting pace of play as well as being a relatively easy game for casuals to grasp. As one of the few colleges already engaged in the production of live esports, Ball State Sports Link shares what it took to get started in esports production and offers advice of the technology and storytelling strategies that make a Rocket League production shine.
PRESENTERS:
Brad Dailey, Ball State University, Assistant Director of Digital Sports Production and Instructor of Telecommunications Chris Taylor, Ball State University, Senior Director, Digital Sports Production
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PROFESSIONAL BYUtv Sports | Gymnastics – Mountain Rim Gymnastics Conference Championships ESPN/SEC Network | Football – Ole Miss vs. Vanderbilt (LaDarius Wiley Conversation) Fox Sports | Football – Michigan vs. Ohio State Fox Sports | Football – West Virginia vs. Texas Pac-12 Networks | Men’s Basketball – 2019 Pac-12 Men’s Basketball Tournament: USC vs. Washington COLLEGIATE CONFERENCES AND GOVERNING BODIES Atlantic Coast Conference | Men’s Swimming – ACC Men’s Swimming Championship Patriot League | Indoor Track & Field – 2019 Patriot League Indoor Track & Field Championship Southland Conference | Football – Northwestern State vs. McNeese State Sun Belt Conference | Women’s Golf – 2019 Sun Belt Conference Women’s Golf Championship (Day 3) West Coast Conference (TheW.tv) | Cross Country – 2018 West Coast Conference Cross Country Championships COLLEGIATE ATHLETICS Auburn University (War Eagle Productions) | Baseball – Auburn vs. Arkansas Liberty University (Liberty Flames Sports Network) | Baseball – Liberty vs. Wake Forest University of North Carolina (GoHeels Productions) | Women’s Basketball – North Carolina vs. Notre Dame University of Notre Dame (Fighting Irish Media) | Ice Hockey – Notre Dame vs. Wisconsin Syracuse University | Men’s Lacrosse – Syracuse vs. Navy Syracuse University | Men’s Rowing – Syracuse vs. Wisconsin COLLEGIATE STUDENT Appalachian State University | Women’s Basketball – CBI Tournament Final Bethany Lutheran College | Men’s Ice Hockey – WCHA Championship: Minnesota State Mankato vs. Bowling Green St. Cloud State University (Husky Productions) | Men’s Ice Hockey – St. Cloud State vs. Miami (OH) Texas A&M University (12th Man Productions) | Baseball – Texas A&M vs. Fordham Texas A&M University (12th Man Productions) | Baseball – Texas A&M vs. Vanderbilt University of Notre Dame (Fighting Irish Media) | Men’s Basketball – Notre Dame vs. Coppin State
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COLLEGIATE ATHLETICS Boise State University | Inside Bronco Football Duke University (Blue Devil Network) | Duke Blue Planet Michigan State University (Spartan Vision) | Spartans All-Access Penn State University and Awesome Films | This is Hockey Valley Texas A&M University (12th Man Productions) | The Pulse: Texas A&M Football – Season 5 University of Southern California | Spring Forward COLLEGIATE STUDENT Ball State University (Ball State Sports Link) | Ball State Sports Link RBU Ball State University (Ball State Sports Link) | NCAA Women’s Basketball Tourney Watch Marist College | Meet the Foxes Ryerson University | #TheJourneyTo – The Road to Nationals Seton Hall University | A Pirate’s Life
OUTSTANDING SPECIAL FEATURE
PROFESSIONAL CBS Sports Network | More Than a Coach ESPN/SEC Network | Dive to Survive ESPN | College GameDay – Tyler Trent Longhorn Network | A Father’s Influence TexAgs | Making Hope COLLEGIATE CONFERENCES AND GOVERNING BODIES Atlantic Coast Conference | ACC Football Championship Game Feature Atlantic Coast Conference | ACC Game Changers: ClemsonLife Atlantic Coast Conference | The Paschal Chukwu Story Patriot League | Daramy-Swaray: More Than Just a Name West Coast Conference (TheW.tv) | The Piscotty Family’s Farewell COLLEGIATE ATHLETICS Duke University (Blue Devil Network) | Faith Duke University (Blue Devil Network) | Relentless: The Story of TC Penn State University (WPSU) | Penn State Football – Signing Day Tulane University | Making Waves: Melvin Frazier, Jr. – West Bank of New Orleans to the NBA University of Notre Dame (Fighting Irish Media) | Remember When (Green Nails) University of Oklahoma (Sooner Sports TV) | Kenneth Murray’s Why University of San Francisco | Play It Out For Brittany – The Autumn Smithers Story COLLEGIATE STUDENT Elon University | The Gold Standard
Florida State University (Seminole Productions) | 1969/70 Basketball Team – The Busted Flush Florida State University (Seminole Productions) | Mike Martin – End of an Era Palm Beach Atlantic University | ARKADY Southeast Missouri State University | Beyond the Field St. Cloud State University (Husky Productions) | Blessed – The Isaiah Westfall Story Virginia Tech University (HokieVision) | Szefc’s Table – Connor Yoder and Jack Dellinger
OUTSTANDING PROMOTIONAL VIDEOS: HYPE, OPEN, TEASE, PSA, OR MARKETING CAMPAIGN PROFESSIONAL 4th Floor Creative | UConn Women’s Basketball Intro Big Ten Network | The Journey: Spoken Word Open ESPN | Clemson-Alabama Round 4 Tease Fox Sports | Mercy Pac-12 Networks | Warriors COLLEGIATE CONFERENCES AND GOVERNING BODIES American Athletic Conference | American Men’s Basketball Championship Documentary Trailer Atlantic Coast Conference | ACC Men’s Basketball Tournament Semifinal Hype Video Big 12 Conference and LDWW | Big 12 Athletics PSA Campaign Big 12 Conference and LDWW | Big 12 Champions for Life Ivy League | CFB150 Promotional Trailer COLLEGIATE ATHLETICS Northwestern University | Trust Yourself Temple University (OwlsTV) | Temple Football Intro University of Alabama (Crimson Tide Productions) | 2018 Alabama Football Orange Bowl Intro University of Georgia (GBSM) | Women’s Basketball Intro University of Notre Dame (Fighting Irish Media) | Notre Dame Men’s Basketball Intro – Rise Together Western Michigan University | The Home of the Broncos COLLEGIATE STUDENT Ball State University (Ball State Sports Link) | 2019 Gymnastics Intro Colorado State University | 2018-19 Colorado State Men’s Basketball Trailer Texas Tech University | Texas Tech Men’s Basketball – Why Not Us University of Alabama (Crimson Tide Productions) | 2019 Alabama 9th Inning Wingate University | Wingate Football
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ute, and monetize their video assets. Its solutions cover the entire digital media workflow, from ingest to final delivery. Bridge Digital will be showing solutions from Embrionix and Mellanox.
Adder is showing its ADDERLink INFINITY range. Featuring the world’s smallest IP KVM transmitter, the ALIF100T, and the world’s first dual-head 4K IP KVM over a single fiber, the ADDERLink INFINITY range gives real-time access to live production tools from any user station.
Calrec will be showing three consoles: Brio, Type R, and RP1. The Brio is used for sports broadcasting. The Type R is a native AoIP console, extremely modular, and can be used for small TV broadcast and headless operation. The RP1 is a remote production solution for large and small remote broadcasts.
Livebook GFX Sports Graphics system for next-generation sports production. Enable your streamlined production team with premium graphics, portable form factor, and all-in-one integration. SDI and NDI.
Canon U.S.A. is a leading provider of award-winning professional products for the sports production industry, including broadcast lenses, camcorders, cameras, and reference displays. The company is committed to the highest level of customer satisfaction and loyalty.
Arvato Systems will show EditMate and MediaPortal from its broadcast suite of products. EditMate is Arvato’s Adobe Premiere-based PAM solution for collaborative editing and project management. MediaPortal is a powerful browser-based search tool that allows single-screen search mechanism across multiple databases, social media, and news feeds.
Blackmagic Design creates video editing and color correction products, digital film cameras, and live production products. Blackmagic Design will showcase many of these products, including URSA Broadcast, Pocket Cinema Camera 4K, its ATEM line of live production switchers, and more.
BlueFrame Technology provides end-to-end video streaming services for sports organizations across North America and is the digital network provider for numerous collegiate athletic conferences across all levels. Learn more about BlueFrame and its 100% Revenue Sharing program.
Bridge Digital has expertise in digital video workflows and the technologies to make them work better. The company helps content creators PAGE 16
Manios Digital, the exclusive U.S. distributor, will show all new products from Cartoni, HawkWoods, and Kinotehnik, including the new Sports 200 heavy-duty tripod; the SDS tripod, which sets up and folds in an instant; and the Practilite 802 bicolor LED power panel.
Learn why sports teams and venues rely on ChyronHego solutions to enhance their live productions and fan experiences. Watch a demo of Click Effects PRIME, graphics authoring, and playout for live venue-based presentations; and the Sports FX Engine, an all-in-one, multi-revenue-generating sports graphics solution.
Comrex will show LiveShot, which delivers high-quality, low-latency video and audio over a range of IP networks, and is capable of providing two-way media simultaneously. LiveShot excels even over challenging connections. Comrex will also showcase EarShot IFB, a hardware-based system that provides telephone-based live studio program and IFB audio to remote broadcasts.
Evertz is the industry leader in live production solutions. Take your first step into the DreamCatcher platform with DC-ONE. This streamlined replay system and production suite comes with all of the essential features for a demanding production, with a simple upgrade path to the entire DreamCatcher feature set.
X-ONE combines the speed and reliability of EVS with software-defined technology to deliver a smart, live production system for small and midsized events. The system allows a single operator to create replays, control audio, cut together a live feed with a built-in video switcher and even add graphics to live programming.
FOR-A will demonstrate the company’s complete workflow for live events and sports production. Included in the FOR-A line-up: the HVS-490 HANABI video switcher, Variant Systems Group’s Envivo Studio production suite and Replay live event replay solution, ClassX content creation and graphics playout solution, and the FVW-700 4K/HD telestrator.
Clear-Com supplies professional real-time communications solutions to college sports facilities nationwide. Offering a broad range of options including wireless, IP-based, and matrix intercom, Clear-Com has a trusted and reliable solution for nearly every application where audio quality and ease of use are of paramount importance.
G&D will be advising on its high-end KVM portfolio. Renowned broadcasters such as Golf Channel, MLB Network, and the broadcast division of University of Notre Dame already rely on G&D’s KVM. G&D experts will provide insight into the use of KVM systems in sports broadcasting.
Cloudian is a file and object storage company specializing in 100% native S3 API storage systems. Cloudian’s object-based platform, HyperStore, provides limitless scalability to help enterprises deal with the explosive growth of unstructured data affordably and easily, and HyperFile extends object storage capabilities to file storage.
Gearhouse Broadcast is one of the world’s most innovative broadcast service providers and the leader in remote multipath, centralized production platforms. The company supplies high-quality technical facilities, crew, targeted integration, and project management to capture some of the world’s most-watched live and near-live content.
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Harvard Athletics takes live streaming to the ďŹ nish line with LiveU Cover more live events for any collegiate sports activity or budget! To stay in touch with alumni, students and fans, Harvard University uses LiveU technology to broadcast sporting events - like rowing. LiveU cellular bonding allows for strong connectivity and the highest quality streams, even out on the water.
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Grass Valley’s end-to-end ecosystem of reliable, open standards-based solutions helps content creators, broadcasters, and media organizations produce brilliant content and build successful media businesses. The company’s award-winning technology and trusted industry expertise empower customers to create captivating experiences that connect people anywhere, on any device.
Haivision provides more than 25,000 organizations globally with video solutions that help them stream broadcast-quality, low-latency video from anywhere. Haivision’s video streaming and encoding solutions are relied upon by leading sports organizations around the world for their high-quality, low-latency workflows.
IHSE USA provides KVM products for long distance extension and switching of signal formats used in postproduction, broadcast, mobile production, and studio editing suites. Along with traditional computer formats like HDMI, DisplayPort, and SDI, IHSE’s family of extenders supports formats for audio, USB, and RS-232/422.
Ikegami is showing its HDK-99 4K ready HDR-capable full digital 3-CMOS HDTV portable camera. It employs three 2.6 megapixel high-performance CMOS image sensors for superb picture quality capable of capturing full HD 1920x1080 resolution. Ikegami’s full HD HLM 60 series of monitors now boast a new HDR option.
Image Video will showcase the TSI-4000 and LCP-16 line of Tally controllers. With the release of Tally Console 3 and the new WTL-1 Wireless Tally light, a new slate of tools to support the ever-growing college venue and production environments.
Imagine will be exhibiting its SDNO and COTS based routing and networking solutions. The demonstration is intended to represent a complete ST 2110 open IP control room solution for distributed campuses and fixed venue deployments. The kit includes a 100GB Arista switch fabric, where all video and audio flows are managed by its Magellan SDN Orchestrator. PAGE 18
Joseph Electronics is an authorized stocking distributor of 100+ premier broadcast and pro AV brands. Under its JFS brand, JE manufactures and supplies innovative custom fiber solutions and is equipped with a state-of-the-art fiber lab that can fabricate, terminate, or repair any connector, assembly, panel, breakout, or interface in use.
JVC will demo the GY-HC500SPC “CONNECTED CAM” sports coaching and production camcorder, featuring lower-third score overlays for live streaming and recording, and can also record game play sports coaching metadata tagging. The ProHD Studio 4000S live sports production and streaming studio is a completely self-contained AV/IP-based four-channel control room system.
Legrand | AV offers professional quality AV solutions for live production, including 4K PTZ cameras, switchers, furniture, racks, and display mounts. The brands of Legrand | AV provide the most comprehensive offering of AV solutions in the market and include Chief, Da-Lite, Middle Atlantic, Vaddio, C2G, Wiremold, and Luxul.
LiveU revolutionizes how collegiate athletics departments share content. Universities use LiveU technology to produce more video broadcasts — without worrying about bandwidth limitations. Whether home or away, inside a stadium or out in the field, LiveU provides robust, high-quality, and cost-effective live streams. Quality sports coverage is all about fan engagement and nothing is more critical to your production than the quality of your video signals. Stop by and talk to Markertek about all of the solutions it provides to exceed your video production goals and fan expectations.
NewTek uses innovation and technology to fundamentally change the way video is created, allowing more people to share their stories, experiences, and ideas with the world. With NewTek’s software-driven solutions along with NDI video, producers are freed from the limitations of conventional productions. FOLLOW SVG COLLEGE SUMMIT AT #SVGCollege
Nexsan delivers reliable, efficient, and cost-effective digital storage solutions for media and entertainment. Whether you need performance for 4K and 8K workflows, digital playout, nearline storage, or a secure archive to protect and monetize your media assets, Nexsan has the right solution.
Panasonic will showcase its innovative pro video, projection, and display solutions. Featured products include AG-UMR20 Field Recorder, AG-CX350 4K/ HD Camcorder with HD Live Streaming, and AGUX180 4K/HD camcorders. All models include the 720p/8Mbps AVC-HD Coaching Analysis.
Technology. Expertise. Solutions. Three brands. One world-class production resource. Now united under the PRG brand family, VER Camera, Paskal Lighting, and PRG have combined their legacy strengths into a single offering for broadcast television and major sports event production.
Quantum technology and services help customers capture, create, and share digital content, with the fastest performance for high-resolution video, images, and industrial IoT. Leading entertainment companies, sports franchises, researchers, government agencies, enterprises, and cloud providers are making the world happier, safer, and smarter on Quantum.
Ross Sports solutions and technologies have a proven track record of high-impact, high-efficient product performance in the most demanding live production applications and are used extensively by top stadium, live event, and mobile production organizations. Ross has combined expertise, experience, systems, and services to meet your production needs.
Simplylive solutions are changing the landscape of live production with an innovative and intuitive approach designed for the next generation of users. The ViBox Production and SloMo solutions will be highlighted with the ultra-portable and compact ViBox Mini chassis along with the Ref&Box for official and coaching review.
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See how Sony’s NavigatorX and Ci Media Cloud solutions can transform your sports production workflows. Access and manage content from anywhere, automate your workflows, collaborate with your content, and leverage AI for automated metadata enrichment. NavigatorX and Ci Media Cloud will allow you to work in on-prem, cloud, or hybrid environments. SPORTZCAST will be presenting the ScoreHub, the award-winning new real-time scoreboard data device. Also shown will be Control Room, the cost-effective REMI-style single camera streaming solution. Live data integrations into numerous partners systems present such as NewTek, Ross, JVC Kenwood, and more will be demonstrated. Telestream provides world-class live and on-demand digital video tools, workflow solutions, and quality monitoring capabilities that allow consumers and businesses to transform video. Many of the world’s most demanding media and entertainment companies rely on Telestream products to streamline operations, reach broader audiences, generate more revenue, and ensure the quality of their media.
Teradek will showcase the Bolt 4K PTZ, which mounts to PTZ cameras for instant, wireless 2160p60 HDR transmission and camera control to receivers up to 1,500 ft. away. Also see the latest in redundant broadcast-over-IP solutions, including the Bond, Link Pro, and VidiU Go.
VidOvation will demonstrate ABonAir AB512 Low Latency, 7 msec Broadcast Wireless Camera Link with Intercom and Paint to capture live in-venue content; AVIWEST HEVC Bonded Cellular, plus 4K and HD Transport over the Public Internet for REMI at-home production and in-venue IPTV and digital signage.
B&H B2B offers money savings and easy purchasing options for all your day-to-day technology needs on the full line of technology products including audio-visual, photo, video, pro-audio, surveillance, computers and peripherals, optics, and home/mobile electronics.
Vislink Technologies manufactures premium wireless camera systems for live sports. The company’s product line features the lowest-delay 4K solution and the smallest and lightest HD transmitters available anywhere. Vislink offers a full range of sizes and budgets to fit any application including fancam, Steadicam, drone, and broadcast.
UGI provides government agencies with technology as well as engineering, project management, financial services, and subject matter expertise. UGI helps federal and state and local governments, as well as higher education institutions transform technology components into complete IT infrastructure solutions.
Vizrt’s sports graphics and analysis tools bring unparalleled excitement to game coverage of any sport. Engage your audiences with data-driven augmented reality graphics, advanced analysis, automation tools, and quick editing to get highlights to the fans first.
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AWARD PRESENTATIONS
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Honoring those that demonstrate a commitment to investing in broadcast and video infrastructure and technologies.
THIS YEAR’S HONOREE:
Raycom Sports
PREVIOUS TECHNOLOGY LEADERSHIP AWARD HONOREES:
2018: Texas A&M University 2017: University of Nebraska 2016: University of Alabama 2015: Brigham Young University 2014: University of Oklahoma 2013: University of Notre Dame
Celebrating those who have innovated in the fields of video production and technology in collegiate sports and have advanced the industry at large.
THIS YEAR’S HONOREE:
Tom Odjakjian
American Athletic Conference Senior Associate Commissioner, Broadcasting
PREVIOUS PIONEER AWARD HONOREES:
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2018: Rick Bagby, Clemson University 2017: Chris Taylor, Ball State University 2016: Jim Nachtman, Pennsylvania State University 2015: John Kvatek, University of Central Florida 2015: Jeff Schmahl, Texas A&M University, University of Nebraska 2014: Rick Church, Michigan State University 2013: Mark Rodin, Florida State University 2012: Ken Norris, University of California, Los Angeles
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Since his arrival on campus, Wildhack has featu overseen multiple strategic initiatives to enMED sure the future success of the department. Among the most impactful have been securing a $118 million investment from the University for enhancements to the Carrier Dome and the formation of an in-house production unit. Authorized by the Board of Trustees in May 2018, the $118 million in funds enables the University to move forward with phase I improvements to the Dome, which includes a new fixed roof, vertically hung scoreboard, and state-of-the-art sound and lighting systems. Previously, during his distinguished career at ESPN, which spanned more than 30 years, Wildhack held a number of leadership roles and was responsible for several firsts at the network. Those firsts included producing ESPN’s first live regular-season college football game in September 1984 and its first live NFL game in August 1987.
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John Wildhack Syracuse University, Director of Athletics
A uniquely qualified leader with a vast knowledge of and passion for Syracuse University Athletics, former ESPN executive Wildhack was named Syracuse’s 11th director of athletics in July 2016. At Syracuse, Wildhack leads the daily operations of a 20-sport athletics department with more than 600 student-athletes. During his tenure, he has worked diligently to create an environment that fosters academic and athletic excellence, which prepares student-athletes to be leaders in our global society. Those efforts have resulted in tremendous success both on and off the field.
SPEAKER BIOS 2019 SVG COLLEGE SUMMIT CHAIRMAN SCOTT HECHT, Syracuse University, Senior Producer With more than 30 years of experience in the broadcast production field, Hecht is responsible for leading the Syracuse athletics production unit, including all ACC Network productions. Most recently, he was the manager of university productions for the SEC/ESPN Network in Charlotte. MARK “GARVEY” CANDELLA, Twitch, Director, Strategic Partnerships Candella currently leads the Twitch Student program and has dedicated himself to creating gaming and esports opportunities for students and universities around the world. From humble beginnings as a Magic the Gathering professional player in 1993 and an avid pen and paper role player prior to that, he has been involved in the esports industry in various ways ever since. KEVIN COPP, The Ivy League, Assistant Executive Director, Digital Content and Communications Copp is responsible for the day-to-day management of the Ivy League’s recently announced partnership with ESPN. In addition, he manages the League’s on-demand video library and oversees all broadcasts at Ivy League postseason events. Previously, Copp served as the assistant athletic director for video services at Temple. BRANDON COSTA, SVG College Summit, Program Director; SVG, Director of Digital Costa covers the sports video production industry with a focus on live streaming, over-the-top (OTT), social media, and other digital distribution technologies and platforms. He directs SVG’s internal digital strategies, launching the company’s video outfit, SVG On Demand, designing and overseeing the SVG Mobile App, and serving as executive producer and host of The SVG Podcast. JASON DACHMAN, SVG, Chief Editor Dachman oversees all aspects of SVG’s North American editorial operations, including the thrice-weekly SVG Insider newsletter and SVG’s annual print publications. He also serves as program director for SVG’s RSN Summit, Sports Content Management Forum, Sports Graphics Forum, and TranSPORT. PAGE 24
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BRAD DAILEY, Ball State University, Assistant Director of Digital Sports Production and Instructor of Telecommunications Dailey specializes in video production including cinematography, lighting, non-linear editing, color correction, and color grading. He helps operate Ball State Sports Link, a nationally recognized immersive-learning program that grants students real-world experience, readying them for myriad career paths in the sports and media industries. EAMON FRASHER, Riot Games, Broadcast Producer Frasher is the broadcast producer of the League of Legends College Championship and a member of the producing team for the LCS, the preeminent league for professional League of Legends in North America. Before taking on the role of broadcast producer at Riot Games, Frasher worked as an editor, tape producer, and writer for the LCS. ERIC FREY, Virginia Tech University, Senior Director, ACC Network Operations Frey is a 2007 Virginia Tech graduate and returned to Blacksburg in April of 2018. He worked as a graduate assistant for HokieVision from 2005-07. Frey then worked at Illinois and Florida State, before moving on to Arkansas to help launch the SEC Network in fall 2014. Currently, he is helping the athletics department prepare for the official network launch in 2019. BILL FRIEDMAN, BTN, Senior Coordinating Producer, BTN Originals An employee at BTN since the network launched in August 2007, Friedman has led the development and creation of the network’s original shows and storytelling — including the award-winning franchise The Journey. Prior to joining BTN, Friedman began his career at ESPN. IMRY HALEVI, Harvard University, Assistant Director of Athletics, Multimedia and Production Halevi joined Harvard University Athletics in 2012 as director of multimedia and production, and currently manages Harvard Athletics’ multimedia team, and leads all department-wide multimedia and production initiatives. He has completely reorganized video board productions and live game broadcasting for the Crimson, bringing these efforts in house, and expanding their scope and reach.
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VISIT THE TECHNOLOGY SHOWCASES WEDNESDAY, MAY 29, 5:00 – 7:00 P.M. • THURSDAY, MAY 30, 10:00 A.M.– 7:00 P.M. KELLY HAMMONDS, University of Pittsburgh, Assistant AD for Broadcast and Video Production Hammonds manages ACC Network broadcast operations and live video production for all Pitt athletics videoboards. Hammonds has played an integral role in the athletic department’s live broadcasting partnerships, beginning with the launch of Pitt Panthers Television on The Comcast Network in September 2010, the transition to ESPN3 programming in September 2013, and the launch of the ACC Network Extra in July 2016. DAVID HERMAN, Twitter, Sports Partnerships Manager Herman brings every professional and collegiate team across the U.S. sports landscape to Twitter to participate in the global conversation happening on the platform. He is responsible for helping Twitter’s sports partners amplify their digital content strategies, grow their reach and following, monetize content, and ideate and execute #OnlyOnTwitter activations to highlight the best moments and communities on Twitter. KRISTIAN HERNANDEZ, SVG, Assistant Editor and Social Media Coordinator Hernandez handles the day-to-day construction of the SVG Insider newsletter, oversees all social media content distribution, and covers various sports technology topics for Sports Video Group. Before joining SVG, Hernandez served as co-founder of CHC-TV, the first student-run television studio at Chestnut Hill College in Philadelphia, PA. KEN KERSCHBAUMER, SVG, Co-Executive Director, Editorial Services Kerschbaumer was a co-founder of SVG along with Paul Gallo and Marty Porter in 2005 and has been writing about how sports networks and leagues use video and audio technology to deliver a quality TV experience since 1991. He began his career in 1991 at Television Broadcast magazine before joining Cahners where he was founding editor of Digital Broadcasting magazine. In 2000, he joined Broadcasting & Cable magazine as senior editor of technology. JOHN LUKACH, Cornell University, Director of Multimedia and Production Lukach oversees all the department live video broadcasts and the various venue video board productions. During his time at Cornell, he has increased the number of sports broadcasts all in-house and has helped to expand infrastructure at locations in preparation for the transition to ESPN this past season.
GLENN STILWELL, Pac-12 Networks, Audio Operations Manager Stilwell is a long-time engineer and has worked regional, national, and international radio and television events starting in 1986. From the early days of being the back-up radio engineer for the Sacramento Kings postgame show, he moved through the industry working for the Sacramento Kings, NBC/Comcast, CBS, ABC/ESPN, NASCAR, IndyCar, Lucas Oil HD Productions, and five Olympic games for Olympic Broadcast Services. MIKE SZLAMOWICZ, University of Virginia, Director of Video Services, Live Events and ACC Network Szlamowicz was promoted to his current role in fall 2018. He previously served the department as the senior producer/ operations manager in the Athletics Video Services unit since 2011. He is the ’Hoo Vision producer for all football and men’s basketball games and responsible for all video and graphics production pertaining to those sports. CHRIS TAYLOR, Ball State University, Senior Director, Digital Sports Production Taylor is in his ninth year in 2018-19 as a lecturer of telecommunications at Ball State University and leads the department’s digital sports production and immersion efforts. Since 2009, Taylor has directed Ball State Sports Link, the nation’s first fully immersive digital sports production program. MEGAN WELLS, Two Birds Films, Co-Owner, Executive Producer and Director Wells has spent more than 20 years working with major international broadcast, commercial, and sports clients. These clients include Under Armour, Red Bull, Google, the NBA, MLB, PGA, NASCAR, ESPN, Yahoo! Sports, Dove Beauty, Gatorade, Sprite, Delta Air Lines, the Home Deport, Xfinity, Comcast, Regal Cinemas, and Chick-Fil-A. Wells was formerly an executive producer and director for Red Bull’s non-live/long format international productions group. TOM WELLS, Technician Films, Owner and Director of Photography Wells has worked with clients that include Fox Sports, MLB, The USGA, ESPN, NASCAR, HBO Sports, and NBC Sports, as well as numerous ad agencies and broadcasters for projects such as the Super Bowl, the US Open, the World Series, the Daytona 500, and the UEFA Champions League. He is known for bringing a unique visual approach that serves the needs of the client creativity, while at the same time respecting the budgetary restraints of each project.
SHAWN MURPHY, ESPN, Senior Coordinating Producer Murphy oversees all production at ESPN Regional Television out of the Charlotte office. He also previously served as producer of ABC’s telecast of the Indianapolis 500 and oversaw all aspects of ESPN’s coverage of the NHRA Drag Racing Series. Murphy was promoted to coordinating producer in 2001.
TOM WHITE, Syracuse University, Broadcast Engineer White joined the Syracuse Athletics Production Department as a broadcast engineer in June 2017. At Syracuse University, he oversees the technical operations and transmission for all remote productions. He works closely with the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications to ensure proper control room integration with remote production equipment for ACC Network and Syracuse Athletics productions.
JEREMY NOE, University of Louisville, Executive Director, Television Production Noe joined the University of Louisville athletic department in its inaugural year of the Atlantic Coast Conference in 2014. He started Cards TV with a 26 ft. TV production mobile unit producing close to 80 sports broadcast per year for ESPN3, which then turned into ACC Network EXTRA. For the past three years Noe has designed, built, and now oversees the $8 million University of Louisville Broadcast Center.
BEN WINTER, Turner Sports, Interactive Coordinating Producer Winter is responsible for the ideation, development, and execution of all creative productions from ELEAGUE, Turner, and IMG’s premium esports content and live tournament brand. He has served in his current role since 2016 and leads the creation of studio shows, live tournament coverage, and other originally produced esports content distributed across Turner’s leading cable network TBS, along with online platforms Twitch and ELEAGUE.com.
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