KitPlus Show Glasgow 2023

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KitPlus Show Glasgow 2023 News

  • Screen Scotland joins KitPlus Show as a seminar partner
  • Wex Photo Video joins KitPlus Show, highlighting growing presence in the video market
  • Brompton Technology joins KitPlus Show as headline sponsor
  • Esports Scotland teams up with KitPlus Show as a seminar and exhibitor partner
  • Wex Debuts CR-N100 4K PTZ Camera and RC-IP1000 Controller in Scotland
  • Sony showcases camera BURANO at KitPlus Show

Exhibitors


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Featured Exhibitors
Exhibitors

Seminars and Panels

All sessions are free to attend with plenty of 'first come' seating and a wide mix of topics with leading industry speakers. 

Virtual Production: Cost, creativity & carbon
Virtual Production: Cost, creativity & carbon
Ben Bentley (Nightsky Studios), Patrick Goodden (Brompton Technology) and Gavin Glover (Digital Garage)
Chaired by Neal Romanek
Virtual Production: Cost, creativity & carbon

Virtual production is booming. Accelerated by restrictions during the pandemic, virtual production is now a go to tool for everything from sports to feature films to YouTube channels. But we're still in the early stages of finding out what virtual production can - and can't do. In this panel we look at VP's implications for cost, creativity, workflows and sustainability.

Esports and gaming; a sweet spot for Scottish talent
Esports and gaming; a sweet spot for Scottish talent
Justin Alae-Carew (Blazing Griffin), Brian Baglow (Scottish Games Network), James Hood (Esports Scotland)
Chaired by Neal Romanek
Esports and gaming; a sweet spot for Scottish talent

Gaming & esports get audience numbers that broadcasters can only dream of. With its wealth of developer and animation talent, Scotland continues to be a games industry leader. In this panel, we talk to some of the companies powering Scotland's gaming & esports sector and get some insights into where it's going.

Endless possibilities? A discussion on the flexibility and scalability of AVoIP
Endless possibilities? A discussion on the flexibility and scalability of AVoIP
Ahmed Shalabi, Technical Design Consulting Engineer (Audinate), Bill Ward, Head of Broadcasting (The Scottish Parliament)
Endless possibilities? A discussion on the flexibility and scalability of AVoIP

AV-over-IP (AVoIP) allows the distribution of audio, video, and control signals over local networks. It has gained significant adoption recently due to its cost savings, scalability, and flexibility compared to traditional systems. It addresses evolving needs and offers unprecedented flexibility. The debate revolves around whether AVoIP systems should have their dedicated network or share an existing one. With careful planning, it's possible to use existing networks, provided they have sufficient sustained bandwidth and security measures. However, successful AVoIP deployment necessitates a deep understanding of network design, configuration, and maintenance, as well as bridging the knowledge gap between AV and IT professionals. AVoIP is expected to continue growing as it meets the changing demands of the audio-visual industry. 

Bill Ward, Head of Broadcasting at The Scottish Parliament will join Ahmed Shalabi for this session. Playing a key role in the day to day operation of one of the largest Dante installations in Europe (in terms of the number of Dante endpoints) Bill brings both real-world application and user experience to the debate. Sponsored by Audinate.

No Train, No Gain: Getting ready for your next job
No Train, No Gain: Getting ready for your next job
Stuart Guinea (BBC Studioworks) Amy Shaw (Bectu Vision) Ben Grant (Esports Scotland) Steven Little (Screen Scotland)
Chaired by Neal Romanek
No Train, No Gain: Getting ready for your next job

There is a skills gap all across the UK film and TV industry, but Scotland also has its own unique set of challenges - and opportunities. In this session we bring together industry training experts and organisations to talk about the practical needs of the Scottish industry, what needs to be in place to build the next generation of content makers, and how you should think about developing your career. Sponsored by Screen Scotland.

Sustainability Scotland
Sustainability Scotland
Stuart Guinea (BBC Studio Works) and Neil Romanek (The Flint)
Sustainability Scotland

All sectors around the world need to decarbonise. And fast. But each industry and each country has its own sets of challenges in getting to zero carbon and restoring natural capital. This discussion brings together sustainability and production experts to analyse what Scottish productions need to do in the coming months and offers practical tips for jumpstarting your own sustainability journey.

The Hearts of Bwindi: A Cinematic Vision Realised
The Hearts of Bwindi: A Cinematic Vision Realised
Charli Doherty, Director and Tom Neish (Biscuit Bunker), Producer
The Hearts of Bwindi: A Cinematic Vision Realised

“The Hearts of Bwindi” is a captivating documentary about Uganda’s Bwindi Impenetrable National Park and the rangers who protect it. In this panel, you will learn how a small but dedicated production team from Biscuit Bunker harnessed the power of Blackmagic RAW and DaVinci Resolve Studio to bring this awe-inspiring project to life. Sponsored by Blackmagic Design.

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Travel Tips

Local Transport

You can find out everything you need to know about visiting the SEC on this link.

The Scottish Event Campus is located just outside Glasgow city centre in the west-end. The campus is accessible by numerous transport options.

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Driving and Parking

Leave the M8 at junction 19 and join the westbound Clydeside Expressway (A814). Westbound on the Expressway (A814) take the cut off for the campus. Turn left at traffic lights and take the right lane to access multi-storey parking.

If you’re driving to the SEC via the City Centre, please visit www.glasgow.gov.uk/LEZ for information about the Glasgow City Centre Low Emission Zone (LEZ).

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