Increasing audience demands for more content and more engagement are driving a new wave of remote production, but the big players stress that, as ever, connectivity is a key factor.
The idea of remote production has long seemed attractive. Production facilities, whether they are fixed or in a truck, are expensive capital investments, and having them non-productive while they move from one venue to another is not good business.
Along with the cost of moving the hardware, there is the cost of moving the people: travel, accommodation and subsistence. Those people are likely to be less…
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