12-08-2023, 08:29 PM
OBS has unveiled plans for its world feed coverage, with big upgrades in production planned:
[*]OBS to provide 11k+ hours of coverage during the Olympics and Paralympics
[*]More behind-the-scenes material, including pregame and postgame footage, and athlete profiles
[*]Cinematic lenses to be used for the first time
[*]More data graphics and "immersive solutions" to be used, including dynamic graphics like live pinning and biometrics data
[*]More replay camera systems to be deployed
[*]OBS plans to reinforce use of its cloud-based systems and production tools
[*]The IBC in Le Bourget to be handed over in January, installation begins in May, 24/7 operations from June 26, 2024
www.tvbeurope.com
www.insidethegames.biz
To prepare for a smooth production process, OBS has been testing camera shots in the Seine, where the Opening Ceremony is taking place. Three specially adapted boats have been equipped with state-of-the-art camera systems with image stabilisation. Additionally, an helicopter has been filming test "beauty shots" of aerial imagery in early June, in order to check the feasibility of imagery angles to be used during the Games broadcasts.
www.insidethegames.biz
As for Eurosport's coverage, much of it will be produced remotely through "regional hubs", allowing regional and country-specific feeds to get relevant content for local audiences, presented by local personalities from local studios, whilst also allowing to streamline production of various feeds without having to install multiple control rooms at the IBC. London (Chiswick Park and White Light) and Paris (Issy-les-Molineaux) will have an important role, but its other production hubs Europe-wide (Munich, Milan, Oslo, Amsterdam, Hilversum, Madrid, Warsaw...) will also help with production.
www.tvbeurope.com
[*]OBS to provide 11k+ hours of coverage during the Olympics and Paralympics
[*]More behind-the-scenes material, including pregame and postgame footage, and athlete profiles
[*]Cinematic lenses to be used for the first time
[*]More data graphics and "immersive solutions" to be used, including dynamic graphics like live pinning and biometrics data
[*]More replay camera systems to be deployed
[*]OBS plans to reinforce use of its cloud-based systems and production tools
[*]The IBC in Le Bourget to be handed over in January, installation begins in May, 24/7 operations from June 26, 2024
www.tvbeurope.com
www.insidethegames.biz
To prepare for a smooth production process, OBS has been testing camera shots in the Seine, where the Opening Ceremony is taking place. Three specially adapted boats have been equipped with state-of-the-art camera systems with image stabilisation. Additionally, an helicopter has been filming test "beauty shots" of aerial imagery in early June, in order to check the feasibility of imagery angles to be used during the Games broadcasts.
www.insidethegames.biz
As for Eurosport's coverage, much of it will be produced remotely through "regional hubs", allowing regional and country-specific feeds to get relevant content for local audiences, presented by local personalities from local studios, whilst also allowing to streamline production of various feeds without having to install multiple control rooms at the IBC. London (Chiswick Park and White Light) and Paris (Issy-les-Molineaux) will have an important role, but its other production hubs Europe-wide (Munich, Milan, Oslo, Amsterdam, Hilversum, Madrid, Warsaw...) will also help with production.
www.tvbeurope.com
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