Brandon Costa, Director of Digital

Brandon Costa, Director of Digital

Brandon Costa is Director of Digital for the Sports Video Group, where he covers the sports video production industry, with a focus on game production, live streaming, over-the-top (OTT), social media, and other digital distribution technologies and platforms. He also directs SVG's internal digital strategies launching the company's video platform, 'SVG PLAY,' and serving as executive producer and host of The SVG Podcast. Costa serves as program director of both the SVG College Summit and the SVG Sports OTT Forum. Prior to his time at SVG, Costa spent five years hosting programs, producing voiceovers, and writing editorial content for MLB Advanced Media in NYC. He has also served as community sports editor at the Asbury Park Press in Neptune, NJ. He began his career at WRHU Radio in Hempstead, NY as a sportscaster. A native of Hazlet, NJ, Costa is a graduate of Hofstra University. He currently resides in Saint Paul, MN

Recent Posts by Brandon Costa, Director of Digital

NBC’s Olympics Coverage Hauls in Massive Ratings Numbers

As the NBC Olympics production teams begin to work their way back to the States, the network is getting its Nielsen reports in and, as expected, the numbers are huge. According to The Nielsen Company, 219.4 million Americans watched the London Olympics on NBCUniversal’s family of networks, setting the record as the most-watched event in U.S. television […]  More

Elemental’s Olympic Partnership Another Win for Company

The London Olympic Games will come to a conclusion this weekend and it will mark another victory in what can easily be described as “The Summer of Elemental.” Over the past couple of months, the multiscreen content delivery technology company continued to extend its sports presence, adding the Olympics to its other latest clients, MLB Advanced […]  More

Sony Cameras, Media Backbone Take Center Stage for NBC Olympics

London 2012 marks the eighth consecutive Games that Sony has worked with NBC Olympics, and it’s of little surprise that the popular tech company has an overwhelming presence within the International Broadcast Center (IBC) in London. NBC Olympics is using more than 2,100 pieces of Sony gear, including HD cameras, production switchers, and more than 700 […]  More

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