Hannah Robinson joins the speaker line-up at MPTS

Hannah Robinson, Production Development Producer at dock10, will be speaking as part of the ‘Broadcast Sport Series’ seminar programme at this year’s MPTS. 

MPTS is the UK’s premier event for the media and entertainment industry, bringing technology and creativity together under one roof. Attracting more than 12,000 attendees across two days of networking, product discovery and exclusive content, MPTS is renowned for the quality of its seminars that feature more than 350 speakers across more than 100 sessions.

Covering all aspects of broadcast content creation and technology, including pre-production, production, virtual production, post, distribution, audio and AI, this year sees the exciting addition of the Broadcast Sport Zone. This will include seminar panels and sessions focused on sports broadcasting, with this year’s topics including Remote Production, Content Creation and Monetisation, The impact of Gen AI, Utilisation of Big Data, Live Streaming, and Sustainability.

As part of the ‘Broadcast Sport Series’ seminar programme, Hannah Robinson from dock10 will join John Murphy, Design Director at BBC Sport, to discuss ‘How to Approach a Virtual Studio’. Virtual studios have become a common sight at major sport events but can be intimidating to those who haven’t used them. The session, Chaired by Max Miller, Senior Reporter at Broadcast Tech & Sport Group, is an opportunity to get tips, tricks and advice from some of the top experts in the field of creating and running virtual studios.

‘How to Approach a Virtual Studio’ will be held in the Virtual Production Theatre at MPTS,

Olympia Grand Hall, London, from 12.30pm on May 15^th.