🔴 LIVE ON AUGUST 6TH | 10AM PT / 1PM ET
COST EFFECTIVE SPORTS VIDEO PRODUCTION GUIDE
Mid-tier sports programs, college athletics departments, and K-12 media teams are being asked to produce more live content for traditional and emerging sports with less time, fewer staff, and tighter budgets.
The challenge is not just finding the right gear. It is building a production workflow that looks professional, is easy to operate, and can be used consistently by staff, students, and volunteers without requiring a large technical team.
In this Broadcast2Post Live Podcast, host Michael Kammes will be joined by Dennis Trapani, Associate Athletics Director for Broadcast and Video Production at the University of Wyoming. Together, they will explore how schools and organizations are creating broadcast-quality sports productions using cost-effective tools, practical system design, and streamlined workflows.
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You’ll learn:
- How teams are approaching broadcast-quality sports production on a realistic budget
- Which tools and workflows deliver the biggest impact without adding unnecessary complexity
- How to design production systems that are easy for staff, students, and volunteers to operate
- What schools should prioritize first when planning a new or upgraded sports production environment
- How to balance quality, reliability, and affordability across cameras, audio, intercom, switching, graphics, replay, and streaming
- What production teams can do to improve consistency, reduce training time, and support more events with fewer people
Who Should Attend?
This episode is built for education and athletics professionals involved in live production, media strategy, facility planning, and event coverage.
It is especially relevant for:
- College athletics video and production teams
- K-12 school district media teams
- High school athletic directors and broadcast advisors
- Education technology leaders
- AV and production managers
- Campus communications teams
- Coaches, volunteers, and student production crews
- Anyone responsible for producing live sports with limited time, staff, or budget
Your Speakers

MICHAEL KAMMES
KEY CODE MEDIA

DENNIS TRAPANI
UNIVERSITY OF WYOMING



