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Day 1 | Wednesday, June 29 6:00 p.m. REGISTRATION OPENS

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6:00 – 7:00 p.m. OPENING NIGHT RECEPTION IN EXHIBITS AREA SPONSORED BY

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Day 2 | Thursday, June 30

12:00 – 12:15 p.m. CASE STUDY

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12:15 – 1:15 p.m. NETWORKING LUNCH IN EXHIBITS AREA

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1:15 – 2:00 p.m. DTC AND AUTHENTICATED STREAMING: Delivering Live Games to Local Fans on Every Screen 8:50 – 9:00 a.m. DAY 2 WELCOMING REMARKS

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PRESENTED BY: Scott West, Program Productions, CEO

9:00 – 9:45 a.m. NEW PRODUCTION MODELS FOR A NEW NORMAL: Cloud Control, GCV Anywhere, RAPs, and the Future of Remote Production

The pandemic dramatically transformed regional sports networks’ live-production operations over the past two-plus years. To limit crew travel for safety and costsaving reasons, RSNs have increasingly relied on enhanced world feeds and new REMI production workflows that leverage their broadcast facilities at home. As the RSN world returns to something resembling normalcy, how are the established prepandemic production models mixing with the new at-home workflows like Cloud Control, GCV Anywhere, and Remote Access Productions (RAPs)?

MODERATOR: Jason Dachman, SVG, Chief Editor; 2022 RSN Summit Program Director PANELISTS: Kendall Burgess, Bally Sports, VP of Technical Operations Kenny Elcock, NESN, VP of Engineering Jeff Filippi, MSG Networks, SVP Programming & Production, Executive Producer Devon Fox, NBC Sports Bay Area/California, Senior Director, Live Events Doug Johnson, AT&T SportsNet Pittsburgh, VP and Executive Producer

9:45 – 10:15 a.m. THE STATE OF LABOR: How RSNs Are Managing a Shrinking Workforce and What’s Ahead for the Freelance Market

During the pandemic, the industry — on both the national and the regional level — saw an exodus of sports-production professionals when many industry veterans opted to retire or find new career paths. As a result, RSNs find themselves searching desperately for talented engineers and production crew to work the thousands of regional broadcasts they deliver each year. Broadcast-production-labor–services provider Program Productions presents an overview of the state of the current market, how it has evolved, and what to expect in the future.

MODERATOR: Ken Kerschbaumer, SVG, Co-Executive Director, Editorial SPEAKER: Bob Carzoli, ProCrewz, Chairman of the Board and CEO

10:15 – 10:30 a.m. CASE STUDY: A Perfect Game – SPONSORED BY NESN Leads the Way for RSN Broadcasts in 4K/HDR

Join Bob Bolson, Director Solutions Architecture at Imagine Communications, as he talks with Kenny Elcock, VP Engineering at NESN, on planning and implementing the innovative technology behind the RSN’s successful broadcasts in native 4K/HDR. PRESENTERS: Bob Bolson, Imagine Communications, Director of Solutions Architecture for Playout & Networking Kenny Elcock, NESN, VP of Engineering

10:30 – 11:15 a.m. NETWORKING BREAK IN EXHIBITS AREA 11:15 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. THE ‘BETCAST’ AND BEYOND: Inside RSNs’ Plans for Betting and Gamification

As RSNs look to capitalize on the expected revenue boost offered by legalized sports betting in their respective states, several have launched “BetCast” alternative presentations of games, wagering-focused studio shows and original programming, predictive-gaming contests for fans, and more. RSN leaders discuss how they incorporate wagering content into their broadcasts, how they’re using gamification to engage viewers, and what the future holds for sports betting at the RSN level.

As consumer viewing habits evolve and carriage disputes become more frequent, RSNs are looking for new ways to deliver live games and original content directly to consumers. RSN leaders discuss best practices in designing a live-streaming app, avoiding potential pitfalls, enhancing fan interactivity, differentiating the digital experience, and leveraging non-game content for streaming/OTT outlets.

MODERATOR: Brandon Costa, SVG, Director of Digital PANELISTS: Ahmed Darwish, NESN, Chief Marketing Officer Amy DesLauriers, Midco Sports, Senior Associate Product Manager – Sports/Advertising Michael Schneider, Bally Sports Sports, COO and GM of Bally Sports+ Scott Young, Transmit, Co-Founder and Chief Product Officer

2:00 – 2:30 p.m. NETWORKING BREAK IN EXHIBITS AREA 2:30 – 3:15 p.m. AT-HOME AND IN THE STUDIO: From Announcers to Editors, How RSNs Are Embracing Remote Workflows

In the midst of the pandemic, RSNs were forced to shift production almost entirely to remote operation — from announcers calling games off monitors to editors creating content from their homes. What will stay remote, and what will return to the facility as we move forward? And, most important, what new technologies/ workflows will be required to maintain high-quality programming and network operations?

MODERATOR: Larry Meyers, Pac-12 Networks, EVP, Content PANELISTS: Jared Boshnack, YES Network, VP, Production Matt Krol, Altitude Sports and Entertainment, VP, GM, and Executive Producer Brett Opdyke, Bally Sports Florida & Bally Sports Sun, Executive Producer AJ Ponsiglione, Spectrum SportsNet and SportsNet LA, Senior Coordinating Producer, Studio and Live Events Mike Santini, Marquee Sports Network, SVP, Programming and Production

3:15 – 4:00 p.m. RSN PRODUCTION TECH ROUNDUP: Facilities Providers and Tech Vendors Sound Off

Although the pandemic has forced RSNs to focus on efficiency and flexibility, they are still on the look-out for production tools that can offer that “wow” factor within a broadcast. From high-speed and shallow–depth-of-field cameras to augmented reality and virtual graphics to next-gen viewer-engagement tools, get a look at the most exciting tech toys being deployed by RSNs to enhance fans’ viewing experience.

MODERATOR: Kristian Hernandez, SVG, Associate Editor and Social Media Manager PANELISTS: Mike Burk, LTN Global, General Manager, Event Production and Transmission Unit Nick Garvin, Mobile TV Group, COO James Piccirillo, Game Creek Video, Broadcast Network Systems Manager Josh Stoner, Canon, Senior Specialist, Product Management Team, Broadcast and Cinema Lenses

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SPEAKER BIOS

BOB BOLSON, Imagine Communications, Director of Solutions Architecture for Playout & Networking

Bolson is director of solutions architecture for playout & networking at Imagine Communications. He has worked in broadcast for more than 20 years. Bolson has worked on projects for stadiums and professional sports leagues, as well as regional and national sports networks.

JARED BOSHNACK, YES Network, VP Production

Boshnack oversees all of YES’ production efforts in coordination with the network’s president of production & programming John J. Filippelli, and plays a lead role in programming development, as well.

Boshnack joined YES as graphics coordinator on its March 19, 2002 launch date. Over the course of his career at YES, Boshnack has tackled all aspects of production, picking up 27 New York Emmy Awards and two Promax/BDA Awards along the way. In 2012, Boshnack was named coordinating producer, studio, overseeing all studio programming as well as graphics, research, editors, and features. Boshnack was promoted to coordinating producer in 2017 and to senior coordinating producer the next year. He was promoted to his current title in January 2022.

MIKE BURK, LTN Global, General Manager, Event Production and Transmission Unit

Burk brings over 20 years of experience in the professional broadcast industry into leading LTN’s production business. Prior to joining LTN in 2020, Burk founded and served as the president of DTAGS. His expertise includes the development of complex production and transmission solutions for the highest-profile events in the world.

BOB CARZOLI, ProCrewz, Chairman of the Board and CEO

For over two full decades, Carzoli has overseen the astronomical growth of Program Productions, XLT Management Services, and ProCrewz. Today, these entities make up the industry’s largest labor management group. Carzoli brings over 30 years of diverse labor management experience to his companies and their customers. His expertise in managing union relationships, developing employer-side liability and risk-management platforms, and extensive knowledge of navigating complex federal and state labor laws has helped his organizations become unique in the history of sports broadcasting. Under his leadership, the companies reach across North America and are actively building an international platform that will service Europe and Asia.

DANIELLE CRANIN, NBC Sports, Director of Content Integration & Partnerships, Betting & Gaming

Cranin manages the network’s day-to-day relationship with PointsBet, its exclusive sportsbook partner. During the partnership, Cranin has led the efforts to grow the value of betting content integrations within marquee NBC Sports properties at the national and local levels. Recently, she oversaw the development and implementation of the first sportsbook integrations within Super Bowl pregame coverage and dual NBA BetCast telecasts.

AMY DESLAURIERS, Midco Sports, Senior Associate Product Manager - Sports/Advertising

DesLauriers keeps a pulse on sports and advertising trends to find ways for their teams to be increasingly innovative and competitive.

DesLauriers believes in life-long learning and that the best way to learn is to jump in and start doing it. Prior to Midco, she worked as a director of media strategy at a regional advertising agency. She has 13 years’ experience in business marketing and advertising.

SVGrsn KENNY ELCOCK, NESN, VP of Engineering

Elcock is VP of engineering at the nation’s top regional sports network, New England Sports Network (NESN). He is responsible for designing and integrating network systems, as well as delivering quality programming and an enhanced game-time experience for viewers and fans of the Boston Red Sox and Boston Bruins. With advanced professional certifications in broadcast, television, and motion picture engineering, Elcock is at the forefront of designing next-gen production workflows and systems.

DEVON FOX, NBC Sports Bay Area & California, Sr. Director of Live Events & Special Projects

Fox oversees all areas of production for more than 600 games annually, including live coverage of the MLB’s San Francisco Giants and Oakland Athletics, NBA’s Golden State Warriors and Sacramento Kings, and the NHL’s San Jose Sharks. Overall, Fox has spent 22 years in various production and operations positions for NBC Sports Bay Area and NBC Sports California. Previously, she served as senior director of newsroom operations for seven years, managing operations, finance and talent for the networks’ studio programming, including pregame and postgame shows and news programming. From 2000 to 2012, Fox was coordinating producer for live events.

JEFF FILIPPI, MSG Networks, SVP Programming & Production, Executive Producer

Filippi oversees more than 300 live telecasts each year for six professional teams: the New York Knicks, New York Rangers, New Jersey Devils, New York Islanders, New York Red Bulls, and the Westchester Knicks. He also oversees pre- and post-game coverage, MSG Networks’ live studio shows, and manages over 30 on-air talent, in addition to all production personnel. Filippi joined MSG Networks in 2005. Prior to joining MSG Networks, Filippi held roles at every major network including ABC, NBC, CBS, and ESPN. He produced seven US Open Tennis Championships for USA Network and worked as a producer on four Winter Olympic Games.

TALAYA GAINES, MSG Networks, VP, Content Strategy and Original Programming

Gaines leads a team designed to drive the overarching content strategy of MSG Networks, with a focus on developing programming targeted at the growing sports betting audience. In addition to sports betting content, she also oversees originally produced, branded, licensed, and acquired content for the network. This past year, Gaines spearheaded the launch of three new sports betting shows — The Bettor Half Hour, The Betting Exchange, and Odds with Ends — strategically positioning MSG Networks as one of the premium destinations for sports betting content.

NICK GARVIN, Mobile TV Group, COO

Garvin is the chief operating officer for Mobile TV Group (MTVG), which includes all strategic partnerships, management of all day-today operations for its mobile unit fleet covering over 4,000 live events annually, and its audio/video manufacturing facility called Colorado Studios. MTVG has led live 4K HDR productions in the U.S. covering the PGA Tour, NBA, NHL, UFC, college football, entertainment, and corporate events for many of the top Fortune 500 companies.

DOUG JOHNSON, AT&T SportsNet Pittsburgh, VP and Executive Producer

Johnson has worked in sports television production for 29 years including the last eight as the executive producer at AT&T SportsNet Pittsburgh. A 27-time Emmy award winner, Johnson has produced or directed over 2,000 live pro events. He served as the coordinating producer for Fox Sports Ohio. He also was the event producer for Pittsburgh Pirates and Cleveland Indians baseball telecasts, in addition to directing Cleveland Cavaliers basketball. Johnson started his professional career in production at ABC Sports in New York.

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MATT KROL, Altitude Sports and Entertainment, VP, GM, and

MICHAEL SCHNEIDER, Bally Sports Sports, COO and GM of

Krol has worked at KSE since 2005, with most of his time spent as a producer at Altitude. In 2019, he was promoted to executive producer of KSE Digital and then in 2021 was promoted to lead Altitude Sports as the vice president, general manager and executive producer.

Krol started his career working in Green Bay at WLUK-TV and a year later left for Miami, FL to be the producer of pregame and postgame shows for the Miami Heat at WAMI-TV. Krol left for Denver in 2001 to work at the ABC station as sports producer for KMGH-TV.

Schneider has operational oversight over the Bally Sports+ participatory DTC sports platform, anchored by Bally Sports’ live event programming, while providing fans a year-round opportunity to engage with content and communities they are most passionate about. Prior to joining Bally Sports, Schneider was the VP of Brand and Content Marketing at Hulu, where he led the teams driving Hulu’s marketing efforts across the SVOD and Live TV businesses.

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MIKE MCCARTHY, Marquee Sports Network, General Manager

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JOSH STONER, Canon, Senior Specialist, Product Management Team, Broadcast and Cinema Lenses

McCarthy was named the general manager for Marquee Sports Network in May of 2019, guiding the network to its launch in February of 2020. Prior to officially being named general manager, he served as a consultant in the evaluation and formation of the launch strategy for the new Cubs-centric network. McCarthy previously served as president of MSG Network where he was responsible for revenue and content across all platforms, winning over 75 Emmy Awards and helping launch the careers of nationally known broadcasters, such as Mike Breen, Gus Johnson, and Doris Burke.

Stoner is a senior specialist for Canon’s Product Management Team focused on broadcast and cinema lenses. For a majority of his career at Canon, Stoner has served as a repair engineer and field support for customers on the front line of productions, and often the sidelines of major sporting events. He has served as the face of Canon for most broadcast customers and done his utmost to ensure no customer ever misses a shot. Stoner’s intimate knowledge of customer needs, equipment operation, and Canon technology now help drive product development and lifecycle management as part of Canon’s headquarters, Product Management Team.

LARRY MEYERS, Pac-12 Networks, EVP, Content

SCOTT WEST, Program Productions, CEO

Meyers joined Pac-12 Networks in San Francisco as EVP, content in March, 2018 after serving as VP, content and executive producer for Spectrum (formerly Time Warner Cable) Regional Networks in Southern California. At Pac-12, he is responsible for the 850 live events delivered via MVPD and authenticated TV Everywhere platforms, plus hundreds more of university-created streamed events available on the Pac-12 Plus platform.

JAMES PICCIRILLO, Game Creek Video, Broadcast Network Systems Manager

Piccirillo is the broadcast network systems manager at Game Creek Video, where he oversees GCV Anywhere. Since its launch during COVID in 2020, GCV Anywhere has facilitated hundreds of remote broadcasts across 15 control rooms and greater than 20 mobile units.

Piccirillo started his career at Game Creek in 2015 and has served as engineer in charge on both baseband and IP mobile units for events like NASCAR in HDR, The PGA Championship, and NFL on Nickelodeon.

AJ PONSIGLIONE, Spectrum SportsNet and SportsNet LA, Senior Coordinating Producer, Studio and Live Events

Ponsiglione oversees all studio programming and live events for Spectrum SportsNet and Spectrum SportsNet LA. SportsNet LA serves as the television home of the Los Angeles Dodgers, while SportsNet is the broadcast partner of the Los Angeles Lakers, LA Galaxy, LA Sparks, and serves as the official TV home of the CIF High School State Championships. Prior to his current role, Ponsiglione served as coordinating producer for studio programming, helping launch SportsNet in 2012, and later oversaw the launch of SportsNet LA in 2014.

MIKE SANTINI, Marquee Sports Network, SVP, Programming and Production

Santini oversees all of the network’s award-winning live programming, studio shows, original content, on-air talent, and production staff. He joined Marquee in November of 2019 prior to the network’s launch in February of 2020. Prior to Marquee, he most recently served as vice president of production at MLB Network, where he was responsible for managing the production department and overseeing hit shows such as MLB Tonight and MLB Central, among others. He previously spent 20 years in various production roles at MSG Networks.

West has been involved in the industry for nearly 26 years, providing both technical facilities and labor management services to the broadcast television industry. He was named president and chief operating officer of Program Productions in 2019 and is currently responsible for oversight and management of business operations for Program Productions; its sister company XLT Management Services, a payroll and human resources management firm; and Event Software Partners, which develops and manages the proprietary ProCrewz labor management software and mobile application platform. Prior to his work with Program Productions, West served on the facilities side of the business as vice president of engineering operations for NEP Group.

SCOTT YOUNG, Transmit, Co-Founder and Chief Product Officer

Young is the co-founder and chief product officer of Transmit. He has been active in video technology for over a decade with a proven track record of product innovation and early stage startup growth.

Prior to founding Transmit.Live, Young built revenue and product operations for SET media, which was acquired by Conversant/ Epsilon in 2014.

HOWARD ZALKOWITZ, NESN, Executive Producer

Zalkowitz currently heads programming and production for NESN as the executive producer. Under Zalkowitz’ guidance, NESN launched weekday sports betting programming including a digital lunchtime show on NESNbets.com and a 5:30 p.m. show on NESN. He has served as executive producer of several New England Emmy-winning specials, including Travis Roy: A Life & A Legacy, David Ortiz Unstoppable, Chara at 1000, and Bergeron at 1000, as well as the 2022 documentary Bell Biv DeVoe at Fenway.

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