Broadcast2Post by Key Code Media

Michael Kammes of Key Code Media is joined by Matt Olsen from Crestron to explore how AI is transforming modern AV systems, smart classrooms, and meeting spaces. From AI-powered camera tracking and intelligent room controls to automation and system design, discover how Crestron is approaching the future of AI in AV.

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Broadcast and live production teams are being asked to manage more complex workflows with smaller crews and tighter deadlines.

From one-button controls with Bitfocus and Stream Deck to automated PTZ cameras and enterprise solutions from Ross Video and Imagine Communications, we’ll explore how automation is simplifying production workflows and reducing repetitive tasks.

In this episode of Broadcast2Post, Michael Kammes is joined by Ian MacSpadden from AZPM and Ed Locke from Key Code Media, to answer the question: How can automation help production teams work faster, reduce mistakes, and run more consistent shows?

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Editors and post-production teams are being asked to create more content on tighter deadlines. But valuable creative time is still spent on repetitive tasks instead of the work that matters most.

Michael Kammes is joined by Yves Bergquist, Co-Founder, CEO of Corto AI, to explore a practical question: How can AI help creative teams work faster and spend more time actually creating?

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Artificial intelligence is quickly becoming part of everyday media production, but for many creative teams, the biggest opportunity isn’t generating new content. It’s making the thousands of hours of footage they already own easier to find, organize, translate, and repurpose. In this episode of Key Code Media’s Broadcast2Post, host Michael Kammes sits down with Steve McKenna of Studio Network Solutions (SNS) to explore what creative professionals actually want from AI, the challenges of cloud-based processing, and why On-Prem AI deserves consideration across broadcast, film, and post-production environments. 

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Cinema cameras from manufacturers like RED, ARRI, and Sony are increasingly finding their way into live multi-camera productions, from theaters and concert venues to houses of worship, corporate studios, and sports venues.

The appeal is easy to understand. Cinema cameras can deliver a more cinematic look, greater creative control, shallow depth of field, and high-resolution acquisition that gives production teams more flexibility in how they frame and capture a live event.

But bringing cinema cameras into a live environment involves more than choosing a camera body. Production teams also need to consider lenses, camera control, monitoring, power, tally and intercom, connectivity, and how the cameras will integrate with the rest of the live production workflow.

In this episode of Broadcast2Post, Michael Kammes sits down with Jeff Goodman, VP of Product Management at RED Digital Cinema, to explore where cinema cameras make sense for live production and where traditional broadcast cameras may still be the better fit.

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SMPTE ST 2110 has moved beyond the early adopter phase. The question is no longer simply whether ST 2110 works. It is where does ST 2110 now make economic and operational sense?

For years, ST 2110 was mostly reserved for major facility builds with the budget, engineering resources, and network infrastructure to match. That equation is starting to change.

Lower cost endpoints, better SDI/IP gateways, JPEG XS, and more mature workflows are making IP production practical for more facilities. And with hybrid SDI/IP workflows, moving toward 2110 does not have to mean ripping everything out and starting over.

In this Broadcast2Post Live episode, host Michael Kammes sits down with Jami Higginbotham (Principal Architect, Advanced Systems at Blackmagic Design) and our own, Steve Dupaix (Sr. Director of Broadcast Innovation at Key Code Media), to explore what’s changing, where ST 2110 makes sense today, and what it could mean for your next facility upgrade.

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Conference rooms, classrooms, training centers, and other AV environments are being asked to do more than ever.

Teams need systems that are easier to people in real spaces. The challenge is not just adding AI features. It is designing AV systems that can improve collaboration, simplify deployment, and reduce the friction that slows teams down.

In this Broadcast2Post Live Podcast, host Michael Kammes offers seven AI driven solutions already influencing AV systems today. He is then joined by Christopher Jaynes, CTO of Q-SYS, to explore where AI fits into the future of AV system design, deployment, and user experience.

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Many modern podcast studios are built inside converted conference rooms, meeting spaces, or existing offices. The focus is on creating a professional, flexible environment that supports different types of content while remaining easy to operate for users who may not have a production background.

In this episode of Broadcast2Post, host Michael Kammes is joined by James Tian, CEO of Ikan, and Daniel Napier, Channel Sales Representative at Ikan, to discuss what organizations should consider when building a podcast studio, from room selection and cameras to lighting, audio, IP networking, and the role of automation.

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Sports production is no longer limited to professional leagues with large production budgets. High schools, colleges, universities, and community organizations are producing more live sports content than ever before, often with limited staff and resources.

In this episode of Broadcast2Post, Michael Kammes shares eight practical strategies for building more efficient sports production workflows without compromising production quality. He then sits down with Dennis Trapani, Associate Athletics Director for Broadcast and Video Production at the University of Wyoming, to discuss how schools and organizations are putting those ideas into practice while producing broadcast-quality sports content on a budget.

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Broadcast facilities have traditionally been designed around fixed infrastructure and dedicated hardware. As production demands continue to evolve, many organizations are looking for more flexible ways to build, manage, and scale their operations.

In this episode of Broadcast2Post, Michael Kammes is joined by Steve Dupaix of Key Code Media and Phillip Myers, CTO at LAWO, to discuss Dynamic Media Facilities (DMF), what they are, and why they represent a fundamental shift in broadcast facility design.

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