Even before the Pandemic, LinkedIn was building out SMPTE 2110 remote production facilities around the globe that were interoperable, and centrally managed and controlled. For this international company, the original strategy was to integrate technology and teams independent of where they are located.  In this opening, keynote panel, LinkedIn’s global production team elaborates on their strategies and shares workflow lessons learned

Moderator: Gary Schneider, Lead Media Systems Architect, LinkedIn

SMPTE 2110 has not been for the faint of heart; its many advantages have come with design and operational challenges. That’s about to change.  With several new technologies and workflows that emerged at NAB, the promise of SMPTE 2110 and IP is now more accessible than ever.

Moderator: Dave Van Hoy, President, ASG

Big tech video teams are  in a unique position to advance the use of new and available AI toolsets. Is AI the game changer that will advance the adoption of post-production in the cloud and provide operators with new levels of flexibility, scalability, and accessibility?

Moderator: Iolanda Antunes, Senior Staff Product Manager, LinkedIn

Software-defined Workflows promise to automate repetitive tasks and allow production and post production pipelines to work at accelerated rates. What are technology providers doing to advance this transition in media production technology?

Moderator: Michel Suissa, Managing Director, The Studio – B&H