IMG Studios delivers multiple 24-hour sports channels and enables coverage of some of the world’s biggest sporting events, often having to shoehorn in new projects to tight deadlines, and one of its main projects is working with the UK’s Premier League. It takes in video from each stadium, to create and distribute feeds of each match. Richard Bagnall, Head of Engineering, Live Operations and Channels explains “Part of that production is the Premier League Content Service, which is a 24-hour channel, based in this building, distributed to any rights holders around the globe” – mainly Asia and the Americas. Read how Pebble’s Marina and Dolphin play a pivotal role in the playout of one of the most watched channels anywhere in the world.
Marina and Dolphin in Action at IMG Studios
18 February 2021
IMG Studios delivers multiple 24-hour sports channels and enables coverage of some of the world’s biggest sporting events
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