In a special episode of The SVG Podcast, the SVG editorial team sits down to discuss the impact the coronavirus pandemic is having on the sports video production industry.

SVG Executive Director, Editorial Ken Kerschbaumer, Chief Editor Jason Dachman, Associate Editor Kristian Hernandez, and Director of Digital Brandon Costa break down the substantial business implications and looks at how American sports networks, leagues, and teams are taking the challenge head on.

Also, we bring you the audio archive of a live webinar hosted on March 19 entitled 'Your Streaming Footprint in Uncertain Times and Circumstances.' We’re joined by Imry Halevi, Assistant Director of Athletics, Multimedia and Production for Harvard University and Janel Fleming, Director of Sales and Sales Group Manager, Sports for LiveU to break down how Harvard is responding to the current crisis while also analyzing two unique live productions that Harvard Athletics broadcast: rowing and skiing.

This episode of The SVG Podcast is supported by LiveU. LiveU provides the best quality live video coverage for TV, online and social media. LiveU’s portfolio of portable transmission solutions and LU-Smart app easily bring broadcast-quality content from your remote contributors for the production - even when they can’t get to the event or the studio. LiveU lets your crew safely and responsibly cover every live event. For more, visit the company online at LiveU.tv.

The SVG Podcast is for the sports-video–production professional looking to keep up with the latest in sports-video–production operations and technology. The program features interviews with some of the biggest, most influential names in the sports-video business talking trends and topics that are making an impact on the industry.

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81 - The Impact of Coronavirus: An SVG Edit Team Roundtable + At-Home Production with Harvard Athletics and LiveU