The US Open tennis tournament TV production team heads into its first full weekend of tennis expecting full stands, clear skies, and, hopefully, smooth sailing. And it’s well deserved after […] More
Nuno Duarte, Olympic Broadcast Services (OBS) sound design and audio manager, has one of those jobs that most audiophiles dream of. Yes, it may be at a scale that could […] More
There are two days to go in the Tokyo Games, and, at this point, many of the thousands of broadcast professionals have started to head home. Others are staying for […] More
Table tennis has come a long way from its late 19th century origins as an after-dinner game played by upper-class English families. More than a century later, table tennis has […] More
The Tokyo 2020 skateboarding courses are a culmination of the designs and experiences derived from a number of world championship and qualifying events. Each course will be considerably larger than […] More
France Télévisions has 190 people, 10 ENG crews, seven edit suites and a unique studio set-up where they have a prime location overlooking Tokyo Bay. What makes it unique? All […] More
The NBC Olympics efforts around HDR are taking augmented reality to a new level. NBC’s graphics design team and Ross Video’s Rocket Surgery Virtual Productions team have worked closely to […] More
Boxing has featured at all modern Olympic Games since St Louis 1904, with the exception of Stockholm 1912. Women’s events were a popular addition to the programme at London 2012 […] More
Karate’s quest to secure a place on the Olympic programme dates back to the 1970s. In 2015, the Tokyo 2020 Organising Committee proposed the inclusion of karate as one of […] More
Handball was created and developed in Denmark, Sweden and Germany in the late 19th century. Originally played outdoors as field handball, the sport first appeared at the Berlin 1936 Games. […] More
