Wednesday, May 19th, 2021
1:00 – 2:30 p.m. ET

As we continue to deconstruct and adapt live production workflows, content creators are increasingly decoupling signal acquisition, digital processing, and mix control functions; rearranging these to suit evolving requirements.  We will discuss some of the use cases for console remote control surfaces, centralized mix cores, production hubs, and cloud-based audio production solutions.  We will look at Europe and elsewhere where audio production has made significant steps to permanently migrate away from the venue.

Topics:

• Emerging Use Cases and Capabilities for Console Remote Operation
• The Realities of Mixing From Home
• Audio Implication of Evolving Production Workflows

Speakers:

• Paul Bonar, Vice President of Engineering, Game Creek Video
  Roger Charlesworth, Executive Director, DTV Audio Group
• Mike DiCrescenzo, Senior Audio Engineer, NBC Sports
• Dana Kirkpatrick, Independent Senior Audio Engineer
  
• Tom Knowles, Product Manager, Broadcast Systems, Solid State Logic
• Henry Rousseau, Associate Director Remote Production Operations, ESPN
• Tom Sahara, Media Technologist and Advisor
• Glenn Stillwell, Senior Audio Engineering and Operations Manager, PAC-12 Networks
• Christian Struck, Senior Product Manager Audio Production, Lawo AG
• Pete Walker, Senior Product Manager, Calrec Audio

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SVG Connect FAQs

What is SVG Connect?
SVG Connect is an attendee directory that enables people who have registered for and logged in to attend an SVG event to send text-based messages to each other before, during, and after the event.

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Participation in SVG Connect is automatically included as part of the registration process for every SVG event.

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SVG Connect is designed to bring SVG event attendees together by allowing them to message each other before, during, and after events. When you log in to the event page, you’ll see an SVG Connect button on the right-hand side of the page. Click on this and you can search the attendee directory by name, company, technology interest, or industry category to find people with relevant interests. Click on the Message button and you can start a private conversation with any registered attendee. The recipient will receive an email and an alert in their My Messages section of SVG Connect. When they respond, you’ll also receive an email and an alert in My Messages. Keeping SVG Connect open during an event alongside the event window means you won’t miss any messages that come in live.

What are the benefits of using SVG Connect?
SVG Connect is a great way to start conversations during online events. It is designed to bring attendees together, help them to develop new connections, and encourage some of the interaction that has been missing from virtual events.

Will my personal details be shared with other SVG Connect users?
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Who can I contact if I need help?
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