Cameron Reed's guest appearances

Cameron Reed

Stop Podcasting Yourself

Living Live with Ross Video

AMSEcast

Chris Kelly

Moshe Kasher

Paul F. Tompkins

Kulap Vilaysack

Danielle Koenig

Nikki Glaser

Greg Behrendt

Dana Gould

Emily Heller

Jordan Morris

Jesse Thorn

Matt Gourley

Mark McConville

Hari Kondabolu

John Hodgman

OwlTail

Bruce Cameron

The construction and legacy of the Manhattan Project is discussed

The construction and legacy of the Manhattan Project is discussed

AMSEcast with guest Bruce Cameron Reed

The eSports industry has seen exponential growth essentially overnight, with the popularity of this gaming-based entertainment ballooning to nearly match that of other professional sports.  The industry has branched out beyond streaming platforms and into in-person, full-fledged leagues and events that draw throngs of dedicated fans. To capitalize on this growth, eSports arenas and productions need to provide cutting-edge, top-notch experiences.  On this episode of Living Live with Ross Video, host Tyler Kern was joined by Ross Video[embed: www.rossvideo.com]  eSports Business Development Manager Cameron Reed to discuss exactly how to bring those experiences to life. eSports are unique, Reed said, for the limitless potential for angles and viewpoints provided by in-game observers that offer unparalleled flexibility and movement.   “There’s really nothing limiting any angle a director could possibly choose or want to see, because it’s always accessible,” he said. “When you compare that to NASCAR or football or basketball, there really only are so many angles that, physically, are even possible, let alone something you would want to do from a production standpoint.”   eSports are also set apart by a unique ability for productions to automate the tools that, in more traditional workflows, need to be manually entered, such as statistics.   “In video games, it’s all just data,” Reed said.  By combining these unique capabilities with some traditional broadcast sensibilities, leveraging a unique mix of new-school professionals with deep knowledge of the subject matter and old-school professionals with the production chops, and a focus on letting the gamers tell the story they understand best, eSports productions can wow audiences for years to come.   And Ross Video’s end-to-end workflows and custom dashboards, which allow for the condensing of key production elements into a single button push and are easy to understand and operate, make that possible.

The eSports industry has seen exponential growth essentially overnight, with the popularity of this gaming-based entertainment ballooning to nearly match that of other professional sports. The industry has branched out beyond streaming platforms and into in-person, full-fledged leagues and events that draw throngs of dedicated fans. To capitalize on this growth, eSports arenas and productions need to provide cutting-edge, top-notch experiences. On this episode of Living Live with Ross Video, host Tyler Kern was joined by Ross Video[embed: <a href="http://www.rossvideo.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.rossvideo.com</a>] eSports Business Development Manager Cameron Reed to discuss exactly how to bring those experiences to life. eSports are unique, Reed said, for the limitless potential for angles and viewpoints provided by in-game observers that offer unparalleled flexibility and movement. “There’s really nothing limiting any angle a director could possibly choose or want to see, because it’s always accessible,” he said. “When you compare that to NASCAR or football or basketball, there really only are so many angles that, physically, are even possible, let alone something you would want to do from a production standpoint.” eSports are also set apart by a unique ability for productions to automate the tools that, in more traditional workflows, need to be manually entered, such as statistics. “In video games, it’s all just data,” Reed said. By combining these unique capabilities with some traditional broadcast sensibilities, leveraging a unique mix of new-school professionals with deep knowledge of the subject matter and old-school professionals with the production chops, and a focus on letting the gamers tell the story they understand best, eSports productions can wow audiences for years to come. And Ross Video’s end-to-end workflows and custom dashboards, which allow for the condensing of key production elements into a single button push and are easy to understand and operate, make that possible.

Wowing Audiences with eSports Arena Production with Cameron Reed

Musician Cameron Reed joins us to talk bleeps vs. bloops, video arcades, parades, and themed bars.

Musician Cameron Reed joins us to talk bleeps vs. bloops, video arcades, parades, and themed bars.

Episode 219 - Cameron Reed

Cameron Reed joins us to talk award shows, the Lost finale, and celebrities who look like they smell bad.

Cameron Reed joins us to talk award shows, the Lost finale, and celebrities who look like they smell bad.