DirecTV will broadcast live coverage of the 2010 MLB All-Star Game in 3D exclusively on DirecTV’s new 3D channel n3D powered by Panasonic on channel 103 on Tuesday, July 12 from Angels Stadium in Anaheim, California.
DirecTV will join with Major League Baseball and FOX Sports to deliver the 3D broadcast of MLB All-Star Game in 3D. FOX Sports production crew will use nine cameras to cover the game, offering viewer’s camera angles not normally seen in a regular 2D broadcast.
Barry Landis will produce the 3D broadcast; Derek Manning directing the programming, Chris Long serves as senior vice president of Entertainment for DIRECTV. The 3D telecast is available to DIRECTV HD customers with an HD 3D TV set and 3D glasses.
DirecTV recently launched three 3D channels that include n3D powered by Panasonic, DIRECTV Cinema in 3D and n3D on Demand.
Derek Chang, executive vice president, Content Strategy and Development for DIRECTV said “We are excited to be the exclusive provider of this history making broadcast of the MLB All-Star game in 3D and working on this pivotal TV event with Major League Baseball and FOX Sports, our long-time partners in innovative sports programming. Though we’re still in the early innings of this amazing technology’s evolution, we continue to believe 3D, like HD, will fundamentally change the TV landscape, and offer viewers a new and totally engaging way to watch sports, movies and other entertainment programming in the home.”
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