Broadcast Video Engineering is the technical backbone of any high-stakes production. While the Director focuses on the "what," the Engineer ensures the "how" by designing and maintaining the complex infrastructure that keeps a show on the air. We are the architects of the signal path—managing everything from camera sensors and color grading to network protocols and global distribution.
Broadcast Video Engineering
What We Do…
Systems Architecture & Design: Developing CAD-based workflows and system builds that integrate audio, video, and lighting into a unified network.
Signal Integrity & Routing: E-fidelity, low-latency video transport across local and remote netngineering AVoIP, NDI, and ST 2110 infrastructures to ensure highworks.
Transmission & Hybrid Workflows: Managing RTMP, SRT, and satellite uplinks to deliver content to international audiences and social platforms.
Technical Management (EIC): Serving as the Engineer-in-Charge (EIC), overseeing labor delegation, equipment logistics, and real-time troubleshooting during live execution.
Color Matching & Quality Control: Balancing multi-camera arrays for visual consistency and ensuring all signals meet broadcast standards.
The Shader Suite during the CDL 2026 Major I Tournament in Dallas, TX
Working on the Calibration of Mo-Sys StarTrackers at the Toyota HQ in Plano, TX
Managing patches all over the campus at SMU in their central machine room in Dallas, TX
Shading Cameras on a Drumline during the CDL 2025 Major IV Tournament in Toronto, ON (We won a Sports Emmy by the way.)
Camera Shading Station at the Atlanta 2025 Pokemon Regional Tournament
Switchers and Routers for the Pokemon NAIC 2025 Tournament in New Orleans, LA
Let’s Build It Right
Reach out and tell us what you’re planning — we’ll help bring it to life with a clear plan, clean execution, and no surprises.