The doldrums of 2020 may be in the past, but 2021 is still presenting challenges to in-venue production teams. Now out of the Orlando bubble, NBA organizations are hosting games […] More
The doldrums of 2020 may be in the past, but 2021 is still presenting challenges to in-venue production teams. Now out of the Orlando bubble, NBA organizations are hosting games […] More
The Chicago Bears will enhance the stadium experience for fans attending home games this season at Soldier Field with the addition of new video boards and an indoor club comparable […] More
There are video boards, and then there’s the Toyota Center. The Houston Rockets embarked on an All-Star season by unveiling the largest indoor center-hung video board in the U.S., one […] More
By Ken Kerschbaumer and Jason Dachman Game Creek Video was one of the busiest builders in the remote-production industry in 2012, rolling out four trucks: a pair for NFL Network’s […] More
No matter how large the living room, fans most likely won’t be purchasing televisions the length of an average city block any time soon. That’s what the Dallas Cowboys, Indiana […] More
Everything may be bigger in Texas, but in Indiana, too? Taking a page out of Jerry Jones’s playbook, Indiana Pacers’ owner Herb Simon introduced the gargantuan-video-display concept to basketball and […] More
Compiled by Karen Hogan, Associate Editor, Sports Video Group Toyota Center’s new scoreboard system, which debuted during the Rockets’ home opener, is the latest electronic trendsetter in a town that […] More
Linsanity isn’t the only thing that’s new in Houston. When the Houston Rockets take the hardwood for their preseason opener against the Oklahoma City Thunder on Oct. 10, they’ll do […] More
Compiled by Karen Hogan, Associate Editor, Sports Video Group Toyota Center will redefine the in-arena fan viewing experience when it unveils a state-of-the-art video scoreboard. The new video board, installed […] More
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