REMI Broadcast Workflows: The New Pillar of Live Broadcasting
What began as a response to logistical and operational challenges has now matured into a reliable, scalable, and efficient production standard.
Remote Production as a Strategic Standard
In recent years, particularly following the pandemic, new methods of television production had to be adopted. Technology would typically evolve in response to cost optimization needs or equipment obsolescence, as is common in the electronics industry.
However, during the pandemic and beyond, many of these methods rapidly evolved and became permanent fixtures. In this article, I want to focus specifically on the rise of remote broadcast productions using the REMI (Remote Integration) model.
Author's summary: REMI model becomes a new standard in live broadcasting.
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