The Gallery Agnostic Live Media Production project is one of the eight Challenges in the 2023 cohort for IBC’s Accelerator Media Innovation Programme. The project is championed by ITN, YLE, BBC, TV2, and TRANSMIXR, and the participants are Tinkerlist, Singular.live, Techex, Grass Valley and ZIXI.
The Challenge
The specific challenge as stated on the project site is:
Making live television and content should be more gallery and device agnostic, which will help the broadcasting adapt to budgets, technical possibilities and a variety of circumstances, like a sudden change in venue or location.
Important is the ability for producers & editors to control a variety of devices, tech stacks, … from one common interface. This will allow for easy adaption to venue-changes, OB-truck interface and help producers to adapt to different budgets, types of shows etc…
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