The leading television production service provider NEP Broadcasting has overhauled the first mobile 3D production truck SS31 and built brand new SS32. SS31 truck was used to broadcast first 3D match coverage of the Ohio State versus University of Southern California College Football game for ESPN.
SS31 and SS32 will be used by ESPN 3D to cover the Home Run Derby broadcast on ESPN 3D on July 11.
NEP’s newest mobile 3D production truck SS32 will be the primary unit for ESPN’s 3D coverage. SS32 is equipped with the latest 3D imaging and camera rig technology from PACE. It offers a quick, flexible and powerful 3D solution with a variety of PACE 3D rigs that include Sony cameras and Fujinon lenses, EVS XT2plus servers, Sony SRW and Panasonic DCV Pro tape machines, a Sony MVS8000-X switcher, and a Calrec Alpha audio board with BlueFin, SS32 can handle any size production.
Chris Calcinari, Vice President, Event Operations for ESPN, said “ESPN has worked with NEP for three decades on major remote events across the United States, which now includes the exciting development of a 3D production truck that will be used during ESPN3D’s inaugural year.”
Michael Fernander, NEP Supershooters President said “We are thrilled that we have been able to expand the 3D services we can offer. Now with two 3D production trucks, our remote 3D engineering expertise and our in-depth experience with this emerging technology, NEP is able to serve our clients’ 3D needs like no other in the television industry.”
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