Bravo Studio from Evertz unifies multiple live media applications to allow content owners to produce high-quality live events at a lower cost with production teams from anywhere in the world.
The suite of media tools has user interfaces which use Vue technology from Evertz to adapt to the type of production and present the operator controls and features needed for each production.
Bravo Studio can be tailored for one- or multi-person productions. A touchscreen allows storytelling to take priority, with the rest of the production tools remaining at the user's fingertips.
Mo Goyal, Senior Director, International Business Development, Live Media, Evertz, said: “Our core message at IBC is about rethinking production and addressing the challenge of getting more streams out from a live event, as well as solving the immediacy challenge.
“Our goal is to deliver a primary broadcast feed alongside multiple alternate feeds, whether that's different commentary options, celebrity commentary, or a vertical 9x16 format for mobile viewing. Equally important is the ability to surface highlights immediately, rather than after the event."
Stand Number: 2.A47
Company: https://evertz.com/
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