Game Changers: The Tech Revolution Powering Modern Sports Production

14 May 2026
Broadcast Technology Theatre
Broadcast Technology

From drone shots sweeping across stadiums to ultra-slow-motion cameras capturing the smallest details of play, sport continues to push the boundaries of broadcast technology to deliver the most immersive viewing experience possible. Broadcasters and production teams are constantly experimenting with new camera systems, robotics and AI-driven tools to bring fans closer to the action than ever before.

This session explores the latest innovations reshaping how live sport is captured and produced. From cinematic drone coverage and cable-suspended camera systems to ultra-high-frame-rate slow motion, miniature POV cameras, and stabilised on-field rigs, the visual language of sports broadcasting is evolving rapidly. The discussion will also cover how AI, real-time data and advanced tracking technologies are being integrated with camera workflows to enhance storytelling, create dynamic replays and generate instant highlights across multiple platforms.

Looking ahead, the panel will examine what’s coming next: autonomous camera systems, volumetric capture, immersive viewing formats and new production techniques that will transform how audiences experience live sport at home and on digital platforms.

Bringing together experts from broadcasters, rights holders and technology innovators, this session will explore how the latest camera and production technologies are redefining sports storytelling — and what the next generation of sports coverage will look like.

Chairperson
Louise Wells
Louise Wells, VP of Strategic Accounts - Sports - Bubble Agency
Speakers
Moe Hamdhaidari
Moe Hamdhaidari, Commercial Director - Two Circles
Tom Velvin-Bucknall
Tom Velvin-Bucknall, Technical Producer - Sunset+Vine
Shane Warden
Shane Warden, Director Broadcast Media & Technology - SailGP