All the speaker sessions at the recent event at BT Sport Studios are now available to stream on-demand
The Broadcast Sport Tech Innovation Forum took place at BT Sport Studios, Stratford, London on Thursday 24 November 2022.
This exclusive free-to-attend event for the sports production sector takes a deep dive into the innovations being used across the many verticals of sports media, with sessions featuring many of the global leading sports broadcasters, producers and rights holders.
You can now watch all the sessions from the day in full below.
Fireside Chat with Head of BT Sport, Jamie Hindhaugh
Chair: Felicity Barr – Broadcast Journalist
Speaker: Jamie Hindhaugh, Head of BT Sport - BT Sport
A look back at the last 12 months in sports broadcasting and sports production, through the eyes of the head of BT Sport.
Behind-the-Scenes: Women’s Euros & Commonwealth Games
Chair: Max Miller, Reporter – Broadcast Sport
Speakers: Victoria Cotton, Executive Producer, Live Streaming - BBC Sport, Bethan Evans, Director of Production, Sport - Whisper; David Harnett, Head of Operations - Timeline Television; David Tippett, Managing Director - Sunset + Vine
This panel discusses the tech innovations involved in producing and broadcasting two of the year’s biggest events – the Women’s Euros and the Commonwealth Games.
Tech Case Study: Cloud Archive - base and Racing Past Media
Chair: Emily Wilford, Head of Marketing - base
Speakers: Steve Rider, Director - Racing Past Media, Ben Foakes, Chief Executive Officer - Base, David Candler, Senior Director, Customer Solutions - Veritone
How to monetise a tape archive using a cloud-based workflow.
How Future Tech will Enhance Fan Engagement
Chair: Felicity Barr – Broadcast Journalist
Speakers: Andy Beale, Chief Engineer - BT Sport, Matt Stagg, Director of Mobile & Immersive Strategy - BT Sport
The panellists debate how tech advancements might impact the way fans access live sports in the future.
Opportunities & Challenges of New Sports Coming to Market
Speaker: Stephen Sidlo, Head of Media - Airspeeder
An Introduction to Airspeeder
Tech Case Study: Blackmagic - Innovation in Online Sports Broadcasting
Chair: Sadie Groom, Managing Director - Bubble Agency
Speakers: Elliot Hackney, Managing Director - The Fellas Studios
A fireside chat with Elliot Hackney, Managing Director of The Fellas Studios.
Fireside Chat with City Football Group
Chair: Jake Bickerton, Editorial Director - Broadcast Sport
Speakers: Gavin Johnson, Group Media Director - City Football Group, Kimberley Walker-Jones, Studio Manager - City Studios, Graham Belshaw, Live Production Lead - City Studios
A fireside chat with City Football Group about City Studios - a new content hub at the heart of Manchester City, which includes high-end TV studio facilities based at the heart of City Football Academy on the Etihad Campus.
Analysing the changing shape of sports media in 2022
Speaker: Conrad Wiacek, head of sport analysis and consulting, Global Data
The keynote session provides independent analysis and insight into the sports media sector from leading data/insights provider Global Data.
The Tech that Made the Biggest Difference in 2022
Chair: Felicity Barr – Broadcast Journalist
Speakers: John Murphy, Creative Director, Motion - BBC Sport; Brian Leonard, Head of Engineering – IMG Studios
This roundtable discussion brings together broadcasters, producers and product specialists to talk about the new tech they’ve made the most use of over the last 12-18 months.
Closing Remarks
Speakers: Jake Bickerton, Editorial Director - Broadcast Sport
A short summary of the key themes covered throughout the day during the Broadcast Sport Tech Innovation Forum 2022, and update on forthcoming events being run by Broadcast Sport.
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