Broadcast Tech Talks

Broadcast Tech Talks

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Broadcast Tech Talks episodes

  • BT Sport COO Jamie Hindhaugh on reinventing the TV studio setup during the pandemic

    BT Sport chief operating officer Jamie Hindhaugh explains how the broadcaster has created a 'virtual BT Sport studio', taking 400 people out of its physical studios in Stratford and replacing the studios with decentralised production to enable home working.

    With the system up and running, BT Sport is able to continue to broadcast presenter-led live shows with each of the presenters and the crew working from their homes.

    Hindhaugh talks through the new programming it's creating during lockdown and how it can implement long-term changes based on its reaction to the pandemic.

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    7 min
  • Snooker legend Ronnie O'Sullivan and Eurosport's Jamie Steward on snooker vodcasts
    Ronnie O'Sullivan, snooker superstar and Eurosport pundit joins Eurosport UK senior director of production and broadcast Jamie Steward to discuss the snooker content Eurosport is rolling out to replace the postponed World Snooker Championship. It includes exclusive vodcasts from O'Sullivan and fellow snooker players, re-runs of classic matches and twitter polls to choose an archive match from the World Snooker Championship finals each day. 

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    9 min
  • LADbible's Ben Powell-Jones - how the social giant creates successful content formats
    In this revealing and insightful interview, LADbible Group's head of programming, Ben Powell-Jones talks to Broadcast Tech editor Jake Bickerton about the content his team is creating for the world-leading social media group. Powell-Jones discusses the innovative use of data by the LADbible Group to determine success and to influence future edits and original programming strands, as well as the style and editorial focus of the social media giant's content around coronavirus.

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    12 min
  • Sport and news presenter Gavin Ramjaun - presenting sports during lockdown
    BBC presenter Gavin Ramjaun talks with Broadcast Sport and Broadcast Tech editor Jake Bickerton about how his role has changed during the coronavirus pandemic. He also talks about his men's health and positivity podcast Manzilla and how as a tech novice he managed to set up his own recording studio. Ramjaun also offers his own words of wisdom on how to stay positive during lockdown.

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    6 min
  • Duncan Alexander (aka OptaJoe) on utilising football data to engage with fans during the pandemic
    Football statistician, broadcaster and author Duncan Alexander talks to Broadcast Sport and Broadcast Tech editor Jake Bickerton about how data never fails to unearth new stories from the football archives; how Stats Perform is ramping up its engagement with football fans through its immensely popular OptaJoe twitter account, during the coronavirus pandemic. The future for OptaJoe and how AI is playing a key role in extracting new data from old games.

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    9 min
  • Sunset+Vine exec producer Grant Phillips on creating Scottish Football Extra from Home
    Grant Phillips, executive producer and director at Sunset+Vine talks to Broadcast Tech/Broadcast Sport reporter Max Miller about how weekly BT Sport series Scottish Football Extra has morphed into Scottish Football Extra From Home during the coronavirus outbreak. The series is being produced remotely, with content captured on mobile phones, sent to editorial via WeTransfer, edited online and broadcast weekly at 6pm on BT Sport.

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    6 min
  • Coffee & TV CEO Derek Moore on adapting to new ways of working in lockdown

    In this short (10-minute) podcast, Broadcast Tech magazine editor Jake Bickerton talks with Derek Moore, CEO of visual effects house Coffee & TV, about the processes the company has undertaken to cope with the impact of coronavirus.

    Moore explains how Coffee & TV had to quickly transition from most of its staff being based at its central London office to a 100% remote working model for all its artists and management, while still retaining a community atmosphere.

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    10 min

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Short (5-20 minute) podcasts for the TV industry, covering the creative use of technology in production, post-production and broadcast. From the makers of Broadcast Tech, Broadcast Sport and Broadcast…

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