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SPONSORED by #Svgsportsgfx #SVGSportsGFX SPONSORED BY TITLE SPONSOR EVENT SPONSORS THE INNOVATION CONTINUES WITH LYRICX! X Unequalled Creative Freedom X Exceptional Ease of Use X Higher Performance X Buy or Upgrade Today! *4K graphic courtesy of MOOV. GRAPHICS CREATION. REINVENTED. MODERATOR: Karen Hogan Ketchum, SVG, Senior Editor SPORTSGRAPHICS AGENDA PANELISTS: Andrew Lalonde, Oilers Entertainment Group, Digital Display Specialist #SVGSportsGFX Eric Long, Philadelphia Eagles, Director of Production Michael Rocha, Panasonic Xperiences, Director, Creative/Technical Solutions Greg Stocker, ChyronHego, VP, Sports and Live Events 9:00 a.m. REGISTRATION and TECHNOLOGY SHOWCASES OPEN 12:00 – 12:15 p.m. 9:45 – 9:50 a.m. WELCOMING REMARKS AVID AND LIVELIKE CASE STUDY: sponsored by AWARD-WINNING Johan Apel, ChyronHego, President and CEO sponsored by Inside the Super Bowl LI Virtual Reality – Jocelyne Meinert, SVG Graphics Committee Chair A First in the History of the Super Bowl and Big Studios, Owner/Director Super Bowl LI took VR to a new level, with Fox Sports and LiveLike production 9:50 – 10:30 a.m. STATE OF THE ARTS: teams coming together to deliver a six-camera VOD VR experience that took users up close to some of the most important plays in the game. Avid also played a major REAL-TIME GRAPHICS Sports Graphics Today and Tomorrow part in the efforts, and this presentation by LiveLike, in association with Avid, will The third-annual Sports Graphics Forum kicks off with a top-tier discussion focus on the virtual-reality setup at Super Bowl LI. featuring creative directors and top graphics-production pros. What are the PRESENTERS: significant creative and technological trends? What are the industry’s greatest Fabrice Lorenceau, LiveLike, Co-Founder and Head of Production challenges and opportunities, and what lies ahead for the sports-graphics sector? Jan Umansky, Twizted Design, CEO and Founder MODERATOR: Jocelyne Meinert, Big Studios, Owner/Director SOLUTIONS PANELISTS: 12:15 – 12:30 p.m. MLB NETWORK SPOTLIGHT: Jason Joly, MSG Networks, Director of Broadcast Graphics Mike Gallardo’s Story sponsored by JP LoMonaco, CBS Sports, Senior Art Director Hundreds of customers around the world rely on Brainstorm’s award-winning real-time virtual Camille Maratchi, HBO Sports, Associate Creative Director A little over a year ago, MLB Network hired Mike Gallardo a former Cav Scout sets technology, augmented reality and next generation CG solutions to dramatically enhance John Schleef, NBC Sports Group and Olympics, Art Director who served in Iraq with the 1st Cavalry Division. To say he is a warrior is an understatement. Hear his story and the impact he has had in his new career. production value to capture and retain new and larger audiences, while greatly reducing 10:30 – 11:00 a.m. KEYNOTE CASE STUDY: PANELISTS: production costs and opening up new sources of revenue. Inside ESPN’s Monday Night Football Open Mike Gallardo, MLB Network, Military Apprentice and Freelancer Chris Mallory, MLB Network, SVP, Creative Services How do we get creative lightning to strike? Formal meetings and assignments? Now is the time to take a serious look. Loose and ad hoc discussion? Listen to ESPN’s surprising and inventive journey to the 2016 launch of the Monday Night Football open. 12:30 – 1:15 p.m. NETWORKING LUNCH sponsored by PRESENTER: IN TECHNOLOGY SHOWCASE AREA Michael “Spike” Szykowny, ESPN Creative Services, Senior Director, Motion Graphics 1:15 – 2:00 p.m. SERVING MULTIPLE SCREENS: Graphics for Mobile and Streaming 11:00 – 11:30 a.m. NETWORKING BREAK Designing graphics for mobile devices and streaming experiences has presented IN TECHNOLOGY SHOWCASE AREA a host of new challenges for creators of live sports productions. Designers need to understand the complexities of working with mobile platforms and how they are • Award-Winning Virtual Set/AR Technology 11:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. different from graphics for linear television. Digital sports execs and vendors lay out best practices in graphics creation for streaming and mobile experiences. • TrackFree and TrackAR Technology IN-VENUE GRAPHICS: sponsored by Driving Fan Engagement MODERATOR: Brandon Costa, SVG, Director, SVG Digital • Over 20 years of innovation at the Stadium PANELISTS: In-venue videoboard productions have become full-scale broadcasts in recent Karen Nicol, NBC Sports and Olympics, Creative Director, Digital Products years, as fans demand the time and score, the latest stats, and much more. Maria Rapetskaya, Undefined Creative, Founder/Creative Director Venue-production leaders and tech vendors discuss the challenge of scaling Bill Reinhart, Avid, Territory Accounts Manager graphics across a variety of screens, the need for automation, and how to balance Tom Shelburne, Vizrt, Director of Operations, Northern Region entertaining and informing the fans. 2:00 – 2:45 p.m. NETWORKING BREAK • 2D/3D Real-Time Motion Graphics IN TECHNOLOGY SHOWCASE AREA • Fast Creation, CG & Playout • Over 40 years of innovation ON THE2 COVER 1 3 1. AVID Champions League 9. NBC Thursday Night Football graphics 1 3 4 2. BRAINSTORM 10. ESPN 2 Premier League Monday Night Football intro 6 3. CBS SPORTS March Madness 11. MSG NETWORK New York Rangers 5 8 4. CHYRONHEGO 12. CHYRONHEGO 7 Golden 1 Center NHL • Template-based Graphics for News and Branding 5. EAGLES Lincoln Financial Field 13. OILERS Rogers Place 9 10 12 6. ESPN Minnesota Golden Gophers football 14. ROSS Thursday Night Football 11 7. LIVELIKE 15. STATS 15 Fox Sports VR NBA on ESPN 8. ESPN View from Pylon Cam 16. UNDEFINED CREATIVE NHL 100 13 14 16 The Bush Tower - 130 West 42nd St. Ste 705 - New York, NY 10036, USA - T. +1 201 888 9599 - [email protected] www.brainstorm3d.com 2:45 – 4:30 p.m. SPORTSGRAPHICS AGENDA CONTINUED WORKSHOP BREAKOUTS #SVGSportsGFX CREATION WORKSHOP: TECH WORKSHOP: The Best of 2016 and What’s Ahead in 2017 Broadcast Graphics and Player Tracking 2:45 – 3:30 p.m. GAME-CHANGERS: 2:45 – 3:30 p.m. INSIDE THE TRUCK AND CONTROL ROOM: An Examination of Graphics Innovation in 2016 What’s New in Real-Time Broadcast Graphics? This can’t-miss session will examine the best of graphics innovation in the past Graphics have never played a more integral role in the production of live sports telecasts. How can producers identify new technologies that warrant investment, year. Panelists will present their picks for the most notable work from across the and how does the impending rise of 4K and HDR affect operations? Top network global broadcast landscape. execs discuss the latest issues and opportunities facing the industry today. MODERATOR: Brandon Costa, SVG, Director, SVG Digital MODERATOR: Ken Kerschbaumer, SVG, Executive Director, Editorial Services PANELISTS: PANELISTS: Jocelyne Meinert, Big Studios, Owner/Director Scott Armstrong, Golf Channel, Director, Tournament Graphics and Technology Timothy O’Shaughnessy, ESPN, Art Director Brian Perkins, MLB Network, Senior Director, IT Production Systems John Schleef, NBC Sports and Olympics, Art Director 3:30 – 4:00 p.m. THE EVOLVING LANDSCAPE: What’s Ahead for Sports Graphics in 2017? 3:30 – 4:00 p.m. PLAYER TRACKING AND DATA A deeper dive into future directions, opportunities, and challenges: how does the VISUALIZATION: The Future Is Now graphics industry’s rapidly changing landscape affect creative teams, budgets, and Player-tracking systems are all the rage right now, as pro sports leagues look to decision-making? Hear industry leaders’ views and their future predictions. gather more data from the action on the field and broadcasters look to visualize that data for fans within telecasts and live streams. Learn how these systems are MODERATOR: Jocelyne Meinert, Big Studios, Owner/Director evolving and how these technologies are changing the way fans view the game. PANELISTS: MODERATOR: Doug Field, Creative Strategist Jason Dachman, SVG, Chief Editor and Sports Graphics Forum Program Director Jaimee Kosanke, Spike TV, VP and Co-Executive Producer, Sports and Documentary Programming PANELISTS: Brian Matthews, NBC Sports, VP, Creative Director, Marketing and Promotion Matthew Davidowitz, STATS, Head of Broadcast Products The game changer is here. Eric Woods, NBC Sports Group, Director, Promotional Design Ken DeGennaro, NBA, SVP, Digital Product Development Jed Drake, SMT, EVP, Emerging Technologies XPression. 4:00 – 4:30 p.m. 360 VR MOTION GRAPHICS: Kevin Prince, MLBAM, Broadcast Analyst A Whole New World 4:00 – 4:30 p.m. BROADCAST VIRTUAL GRAPHICS AND 360 VR sports content is happening. How will motion graphics develop and ENHANCEMENTS: Seeing Is Believing thrive in this new viewing environment? Learn from the graphics pros working From the 1st & Ten Line to virtual ad insertion, virtual graphics have been in the trenches of this bleeding-edge new industry. commonplace on sports telecasts for several years. Today, virtual graphics are a MODERATOR: Eric Woods, NBC Sports Group, Director, Promotional Design more integral part of live-sports coverage than ever. Get an update on the latest PANELISTS: developments in virtual-graphics, AR, and virtual-studio technology. Jon Fish, ESPN, Feature Producer II MODERATOR: Jason Dachman, SVG, Chief Editor and Sports Graphics Forum David Leopold, Viacom Music and Entertainment, Director of Content and Program Director Post Production, Content Management Group PANELISTS: Fabrice Lorenceau, LiveLike, Co-Founder and Head of Production Charlie Collin, ESPN, Senior Manager, Motion Graphics Design Marc Rowley, ESPN, Director of Production Enhancements, Virtual and Terry Daily, Ross Video, Augmented Reality/Virtual Set Designer Augmented Reality Thierry Gonzalo, Brainstorm, Product Manager 4:30 – 5:15 p.m. NETWORKING RECEPTION VISIT THESE TECHNOLOGY SHOWCASES! www.xpression.com DOUG FIELD, Creative Strategist SPORTSGRAPHICS WHO’S WHO Field specializes in development of brand design and execution for sports- and #SVGSportsGFX entertainment-media outlets. He works hard to connect audiences with what they love most: the passion and tribal emotions that define fandom. Most recently, he served as VP/creative director for MSG Networks, the media home of the New SPORTS GRAPHICS COMMITTEE CHAIR York Knicks, Rangers, and Islanders and the New Jersey Devils.
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