PRODUCTION 2016 EVENT PLANNING GUIDEThe buzz around IP can sometimes seem deafening but the reality is that the transition to IP work-flows is going to take years. How will working

DECEMBER 12-13, 2016NEW YORK HILTONDEFINING THE FUTURE OFSPORTSPRODUCTION

2016 EVENT PLANNING GUIDE

GENERAL SESSIONS

December 12-13, 2016 • New York Hilton

WHEN: Mon., Dec. 12, 1 - 4:30 pm; Tues., Dec. 13, 9 am - 4:30 pmWHAT: Industry leaders take the main stage to address the changing face of sports technology.KEYNOTE: Adam Silver, NBA, CommissionerWHO: Open to all SVG members and sponsors

WHEN: Mon., Dec. 12, 10 am - 4:30 pm WHAT: Workshops: Sports Asset Management & Storage, Remote Engineering, Cloud; Initiatives: DTV Audio Group, SVG College, SVG Venue, Women’s Sports MediaWHO: Workshops are open to all SVG members and sponsors; Initiatives are open to all SVG members and Initiative sponsors only

WHEN: Mon., Dec. 12, 10 am - 4:00 pmWHAT: An expanded, co-located event focusing on Social Media, Streaming, VR/AR, Data & Analytics. The first program directed by SVG’s new Digital Committee, under the direction of Eric Black, VP Technology, NBC Sports Group.KEYNOTE: Rory Brown, Bleacher Report, President WHO: Open to all SVG members and sponsors

WHEN: Mon., Dec 12, 1 - 5:15 pm; Tues., Dec. 13, 8 am - 12:30 pm WHAT: Advances in news technology, produced by TVNewsCheck and SVGKEYNOTE: Andrew Morse, CNN U.S., EVP, Editorial; CNN Digital Worldwide, GMWHO: Open to all SVG members and 1 attendee per SVG Sponsor; requires separate registration

WHEN: Tues., Dec 13: Cocktail Reception, 5:30 pm; Ceremony, 7 pmWHAT: Honoring leaders in sports production and television; Andrea Berry, Joe Cohen, Verne Lundquist, Tim McCarver, Sean McManus, Bob Mikkelson, Robin Roberts, Dan Rooney, Craig Sager, and Bill WebbWHO: Requires separate, paid registration. Space is extremely limited.

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MONDAY GENERAL SESSIONS The Sports Production Session track extends over two days, designed to put production workflows, tools, and technologies front and center. Leaders from across the industry will be taking part in exclusive keynote conversations, presentations, panel discussions, and debates.

AGENDA (subject to change)

1:00-1:45 Working Lean While Meeting Multi-Platform Needs More and more sports production teams are working on not just one deliverable (the broadcast) but multiple feeds, signals, and sources to the Web and digital devices. Getting that accomplished continues to be a work in progress as new workflows are hammered out and also need to adapt on the fly. Experts take to the stage to discuss how they are approaching multi-platform content creation and how it impacts technical and personnel needs.

1:45-2:00 Case Study (Sponsored)

2:00-2:30: Figuring Out a Plan to Move to IP-Based Production

The buzz around IP can sometimes seem deafening but the reality is that the transition to IP work-flows is going to take years. How will working in a world where IP and SDI will need to co-exist going to impact facilities, truck design, and staffing? What role does 12 Gbps play? And is IP a panacea for every type of production?

2:30-3:00 Networking Break

3:00-3:45 Engineering Perspectives on the Changing Production Landscape The engineering teams at both the remote production service providers and the networks are being challenged with integrating a tremendous amount of new technologies that require new ways to plan a production, integrate them within existing workflows, and make sure operations run smoothly. How is the transition to IP progressing in the field? How are more bandwidth-intensive camera systems for high-speed and super-zoom needs being integrated into traditional replay operations? And how is digital media delivery impacting the engineering side of the production? Leaders share their experiences and expertise.

3:45-4:30 Making the Move to HDRHigh Dynamic Range has cast a spell over many in the sports production community and, in many cases, is seen as more important than adding resolution via 4K acquisition. There have been a number of HDR trials in recent months and plenty of new ways to think about how to produce and distribute HDR content. Those who have tackled HDR take to the stage to discuss what they have learned and what is next for this exciting and enticing new advance.

4:30 Exhibits Open/Networking Reception

MONDAYGENERAL SESSION SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES

VIDEO/SESSION INTROCost: $5,000• 15- 30 second video before session• 3 minute session intro., up to 3 slides,

logo on-screen• Logo on all event marketing material:

website, e-mail promotions, physical and digital signage

SESSION INTRO (4 available)Cost: $4,000• 3 minute session intro., up to 3 slides,

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VIDEO ADCost: $3,000• 15-30 second video before session• Logo on all event marketing material:


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9:00-9:45 Sports Production Highlights From the Year That Was2016 might one day be remembered as the beginning of the UHD and VR era but it was also be remem-bered as a year of tremendous technical and production achievement. Leaders in sports production discuss some of their favorite accomplishments, how they impacted the industry at large, and what they are looking forward to in 2017.

9:45-10:30 The Technical Revolution on the Front BenchProducers and directors today have more ways to enrich their storytelling than even before. Augment-ed reality, POV cameras, super zoom, performance data, and much more. How are they making use of these tools and what is on their wish list for next-generation tools? And how do they embrace these new technologies in a cost-effective manner?


11:15-12:00 2017 Forecast For The Broadcast Business 2017 will continue to provide new challenges to traditional broadcast equipment manufacturers as well as those who make large capital investments on their products and services. And every day new stories are reported in the media about a broadcasting and cable industry in crisis. Devoncroft Partners takes to the stage to discuss the current state of the broadcast business as well as what lies ahead.


12:15-1:15 Networking Lunch

1:15-2:00 How Social Video Will Change The Way You Create Content Anyone can publish video to a social media platform but does your organization have a strategy to really attract a crowd? Experts discuss the different social media platforms and how to get the most out of each. How does content need to be tweaked for each platform? Which platform is most “long-form” friendly? And are things like livestreaming through a social media platform going to become a part of your production workflows?



3:00-3:45 Digital Leaders Perspectives: The Big Picture The digital landscape, from social media to OTT to You Tube and beyond, have transformed the way sports fans consume and engage with content. What is the relationship between digital platforms and traditional TV platforms? How can an organization make sure it operates as one in a multi-platform universe? And what is the push-pull between TV and digital platforms?

3:45-4:30 Closing Keynote Conversation: NBA Commissioner Adam Silver

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TUESDAY GENERAL SESSION SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES

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TUESDAY GENERAL SESSIONS

Adam Silver, NBA, Commissioner

SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES:TITLE LEVEL

$22,500DIAMOND LEVEL

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OTHER SPONSORSHIPS:Tabletop (limited inventory) Mon pm & Tues $6,000 6ft table, 5 amps power, 2 chairs

Badges $5,500 SVG produces w/ your logo

Lanyards $5,500 SVG produces w/ your logo

Session Introduction - Video (Tues) $5,000 30 second video/verbal intro

Session Introduction - non-Video (Tues) $4,000 2 min verbal intro

Video Ad (Tues) $3,000 15 sec supplied promo video ad to run

in-between sessionsCase Study (Tues) $7,500 2 available (8-10 minutes)Networking Break $2,000 2 available morning/afternoonRegistration Table/Website Sponsorship $5,000 Registration table sponsor w/ signagePadfolio $6,500 SVG produces w/ your logoPhotographer Sponsorship (TUE) $3,500 You supply shirt w/ logo for photographer to wear Charging Station with logo (TUE) $3,500 You logo branded as power sponsor

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Sports Asset Management & Storage (SAMS) Workshop is designed for SVG members and sponsors who would like to discuss the current state of asset management technology as it relates to near-term and long-term strategies. This year’s SAMS Workshop opens with a “SAMS Straight Talk” session featuring leaders from leagues and broadcasters addressing the hottest topics in the industry. In addition to a trio of case studies, the workshop will also specifically address how social media analytics can enrich your metadata, the potential challenge that virtual reality presents for content and metadata managers, and how to plan for proxy support for Next-Gen Content like VR.

AGENDA (subject to change)1:00 Welcoming Remarks 1:00 – 1:45 SAMS Straight Talk: IP, Big Data, Object Storage, Computer Vision, 4K/HDR, and MoreIn this blunt and honest conversation, content-management leaders from across the sports-media industry address the most pressing technology topics in today’s market. From IP and Object Storage to 4K and HDR to computer vision and advanced metadata schemes, find out how major leagues and broadcasters are embracing next-gen technolo-gies and preparing for the future.

1:45 – 2:00 Case Study (Editorial)2:00 – 2:45 Socializing Metadata: Using Social Media Analysis to Enrich Your MetadataThe explosion of social-media-generated data and has changed the way sports content is both produced and con-sumed. How can sports organizations utilize this data to better serve their own metadata and content-management needs? Experts discuss how the socialsphere can enrich up your operation’s metadata and analytics game.

2:45 – 3:00 Case Study (Sponsored) 3:00 – 3:15 Break 3:15 – 3:45 360 Degrees of Metadata: VR’s Impact on Your MAM Operation How do you log and describe scene when the end-user controls the camera angels? With virtual-re-ality and 360-video production on the rise, sports organizations content managers’ must reevaluate how they define a video asset. Industry leaders discuss the potential impact VR could have their operations and whether they believe the format is here to stay or merely another flash in the pan.

3:45 – 4:00 Case Study (Sponsored) 4:00 – 4:45 Death by Proxy: Planning for Proxy Support for Next-Gen Content How can you identify and plan for proxy support on modern devices and for new content types like VR and augmented reality? Learn how sports organizations are evolving their proxy workflows to account for up-and-coming technologies without having to abandon their established system architectures.

WORKSHOP SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES

TITLE SPONSORSHIP (1 available)

COST: $5,000 • 5 minute executive welcome remarks

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CASE STUDY SPONSORSHIP COST: $4,000• 10 minute presentation, on-screen

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SESSION SPONSORSHIP (based on availability)

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MONDAY WORKSHOPS

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Remote Engineering Workshop dives into some of the hot topics and issues related to remote-production vehicle design, engineering, and operations.

AGENDA (subject to change) 10:00-10:45 a.m.: Adventures in IP-Based ProductionIt’s still early days in the move to IP-based remote production. And anytime the words “early days” and “broadcast technology” are in the same vicinity it also means plenty of difficult pioneering is going on. What are some of the key lessons from the past year with respect to IP-based production? What has been learned with respect to the long-term potential and near-term limitations of IP-based production?

10:45-11:00 a.m.: Case Study (Sponsored)11:00-11:45 a.m.: Hardware Virtualization and Why It Could Change EverythingOnce upon a time there was a box. That box had a dedicated function. And a broadcast facility had lots of boxes. But the industry is now poised to, at least potentially leave those days behind as the processing power of those boxes can be separated from specific functions, making them nimble and more useful. Learn how hardware virtualization could change everything from the way products are bought and sold to how they are deployed, maintained, and amortized.

For the second consecutive year, the SVG Summit will feature the Cloud Workshop, which will fo-cus on cloud-based production and media-asset-management workflows currently being deployed by sports-production organizations. This seminar aims to provide Summit attendees with insight into how the cloud technologies are changing the entire video-production ecosystem and will include a trio of case studies followed by a panel addressing Best Practices in the Cloud. AGENDA (subject to change)10:00 a.m.: Welcoming Remarks10:00 – 10:20 a.m.: Case Study #1: (Editorial – 15 min presentation, 5 min Q&A)10:20 – 10:40 a.m.: Case Study #2: (Sponsored– 15 min presentation, 5 min Q&A)10:40 – 11:00 a.m.: Case Study #3: (Sponsored– 15 min presentation, 5 min Q&A)11:00 – Noon.: Tech in the Clouds, Workflow on the Ground: Best Practices in the Cloud



MONDAY WORKSHOPS

DTV Audio Group Workshop mission is to help our industry meet the potential of digital television audio with consistency and efficiency through education and communication.

For questions, contact Roger Charlesworth, [email protected]



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SVG College:NY is offering informative presentations and discussions addressing the robust college sports video production industry. With major networks, conference digital networks, and athletic departments all producing more live and on-demand college sports content than ever before, a whole new industry of sports video produc-tion has emerged with its own set of unique challenges and opportunities. Network with industry peers and leaders in technology development and help take your career and your organization to the next level.

INITIATIVE SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES

EXCLUSIVE TO SVG COLLEGE INITIATIVE SPONSORSFor College Initiative sponsorship inquiries, contact:Rob Payne, [email protected] Andrew Gabel, [email protected]

Women’s Sports Media Initiative is a networking group that aims to enhance the role of women in the creation, production, and distribution of sports content. WSMI members work for sports leagues, teams, television networks, technology companies, and start-ups where their focus is the business and technology behind sports production. This year’s meeting will include a panel discussion, plenty of networking opportunities, and light refreshments.

To reserve a spot, email Karen Hogan at [email protected]

MONDAY INITIATIVES

SVG Venue Production Workshop will feature a panel discussion on what fans in the venue and at home expect from their experience, and how producers in the control room and broadcast truck can share resources and communicate more effectively to meet those expectations and deliver a positive fan experience all around. End users and SVG Venue Initiative sponsors are encouraged to attend this informative workshop to discuss their venue-production challenges and network with sports-venue professionals, broadcasters, and technology providers.

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1:00 – 1:45 p.m. The Broadcast/Venue Connection: Meeting Fan Expectations EverywhereAs the video needs of sports venues and broadcasters increasingly overlap, all involved must play together to ensure a successful show in the stands and at home. How can producers in the venue control room and the TV production truck share resources more efficiently and communicate more effectively to better leverage personnel, resources, and content?

1:45 – 2:30 p.m. From Cap Ex to Op Ex: Technology Expectations in the Control RoomThe video production industry is in the early stages of what promises to be a massive migration away from buying dedicated hardware devices and toward virtualized machines that can allow for software tools to be called up as needed. How is the move away from hardware going to change the way venues purchase equipment and services and how can an industry comfortable with a cap ex business model move to an op ex model?

2:30 – 3:00 p.m. Venue Initiative White Paper Presentation: In-Venue Closed Captioning With every new sports venue, remodel, or video scoreboard renovation comes a decision each sports organization must make. It’s required compliance to provide live, closed captioning content in-venue for the hearing-impaired. In the latest section of our Venue Initiative White Paper: In-Venue Closed Captioning, we will summarize current regulations, review technical infrastructure requirements, and present examples of quality in-venue captioning from several professional and collegiate teams.

3:00 – 3:15 p.m. Networking Break3:15 – 4:00 p.m. The Future of Venue Video Signal TransportVenues looking to invest in 4K production tools and share 4K cameras with broadcasters must also look to invest in new ways to move those signals around a venue. Industry leaders discuss the move toward a hybrid IP/baseband approach, the signal standards you need to know, and what’s next for venue connectivity.

4:00 – 4:30 p.m. Sports Production Safety Group Presentation: Common Sense Safety PracticesThe Sports Production Safety Group (SPSG), in partnership with SVG, provides a series of safety briefing modules designed to make it easier for sports networks to comply with state and federal safety regulations while making our productions a safer place to work. Hear from SPSG on best practices and recommendations for staying safe on the job, as well as venue specific information and applications to meet your production needs.

INITIATIVE SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES

EXCLUSIVE TO VENUE INITIATIVE SPONSORSFor College Initiative sponsorship inquiries, contact:Rob Payne, [email protected] Andrew Gabel, [email protected]

MONDAY INITIATIVES


Chris Williams, WJHW, VP

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Digital content creation and distribution have dramatically changed the sports entertainment and engagement landscape. Viewers interact with content on their terms and on their devices, and gravitate towards new and customized experiences. Leaders in the sports digital and media industry will converge for this exciting new event from SVG to work through the challenges and share best practices of engaging viewers in the new digital world. What does that mean for the sports media and entertainment business? Social media and live social video, over-the- top (OTT) distribution strategies, augmented reality and virtual reality, data analysis and integration, and much more are all on the docket.

MONDAY AGENDA (Subject to Change)

STREAMING SPORTS10:00 – 10:45 Know Your User: How Data Is Changing Content Creation Live sports streaming continues to produce outstanding numbers as users migrate more to mobile and digital platforms for viewing. But what does it all mean? What insight have content creators gotten into their fans and viewers? How can digital platforms be better monetized? In what ways will live sports consumption change in the future?

10:45 – 11:00 Case Study (Sponsored)11:00 – 11:15 Networking Break 11:15 – 11:45 Live Streaming Spotlight (End-user Case Study)11:45 – 12:30 Strategies For Building An Engaging ExperienceOver-the-top streaming services. Mobile applications. Second-screen offerings. What makes these sports consumption experiences unique from traditional linear television or video content? Top thought leaders from teams, leagues, and media companies discuss their lessons learned and successes in strategies they have tried and take a look at what the future may offer.

SOCIAL SPORTS1:30 – 2:15 Keys to Successful Social Streaming Live streaming on platforms such as Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and Periscope have opened up entire new distribution channels that have proven to be tremendously direct and engaging. Content creators from teams, leagues, and media companies that have found success quickly on these platforms share their advice behind their work.

2:15 – 2:45 Keynote: Rory Brown, President, Bleacher Report Bleacher Report has established itself as one of the most suc-cessful and engaging brands in the digital sports space. President Rory Brown shares the company’s vision behind its new video strategy and gives a peek at what the company has under its sleeve.

2:45 – 3:00 Networking Break3:00 – 3:15 Case Study (Sponsored)3:15 – 4:00 – VR/AR/360°: What’s Next In The Future of Social Video Engagement? Streaming, social, and mobile platforms have seen an influx of virtual reality, augmented reality and 360-degree video content over the past year. Each medium offers dramatically new and different opportunities to tell stories and interact with viewers. With so much room for these technologies to grow, what’s on the horizon from sports content creators.

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Rory BrownBleacher Report, President

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December 12-13, 2016 • New York Hilton

Presented by TVNewsCheck and the SVG, the NewsTECHForum gathers news, technology and digital media management to discuss cutting-edge issues unique to their sector of the media industry and to promote excellence in news production and distribution.

AGENDA (Subject to Change)

MONDAY, DECEMBER 121:00-1:40 p.m. Designing the Digital-First Newsroom How can TV newsrooms better organize and budget for multimedia and multiplatform produc-tion? What are the skillsets, staffing and tech requirements that let news organizations adapt more easily to rapid changes in audience behavior?

1:40-2:00 p.m. Q&A: Newsy’s Blake Sabatinelli on Monetizing News with OTT How will escalating competition among OTT programmers and apps affect the news industry? What are the best monetization strategies for news apps? How can news services and/or apps get discovered by OTT audiences?

2:00-2:30 p.m. Keynote Interview: Andrew Morse, EVP Editorial, CNN U.S. and GM, CNN Digital Worldwide2:30-2:45 p.m. Networking Break 2:45-3:30 p.m. TV Graphics - State of the Art Increasingly, reporters are creating graphics for their stories and controlling how augmented real-ity enhances them. This panel will explore the real-world experience of more deeply integrating news graphics into the newsroom workflow.

3:30-3:45 p.m. Case Study (Sponsored)3:45-4:15 p.m. Distributed Content: Beyond the Usual Strategies Distributed content offers a critically important outlet — and potential competitor — for reaching news consumers not tuned into traditional media. What are the indispensible platforms? What does a robust distributed content strategy cost?

4:15-4:30 p.m. Case Study (Sponsored)4:30-5:15 p.m. Chasing Millennials with Streaming Media, Mobile & OTT They don’t want linear, but they love video and they watch the news on many different platforms. How can traditional news organizations produce and deliver news that builds audience among tomorrow’s more important consumers?

5:15-7:00 p.m. Cocktails with SVG Summit

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 138:00-9:00 a.m. SVG Summit Exhibits Open/Continental Breakfast9:00-9:45 a.m. ENG Evolution: Everything is Changing News acquisition and contribution technology continues to evolve rapidly. How are the latest technologies affecting news storytelling and how are manufacturers keeping up with the needs of news storytellers?

9:45-10:15 a.m. Keynote Speaker: TBA10:15-10:30 a.m. Case Study (Sponsored)10:30-10:45 a.m. Networking Break10:45-11:30 a.m. Managing User Generated Content Contributors and Assets News organizations increasingly rely on citizen journalists for breaking news. How are news organizations cultivating citizen contributors and how are they vetting and managing the content they send?

11:30-11:45 a.m. Case Study (Sponsored)11:45-12:30 p.m. Real World StoryCentric WorkflowThe most forward-thinking newsrooms are putting the story, rather than the linear broadcast rundown, at the center of their workflow. How are journalists and technology adapting to the growing need for storycentric workflow?

Andrew MorseCNN U.S., EVP, Editorial; CNN Digital Worldwide, GM

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CASE STUDY - $6,000 (4 Available, subject to editorial approval)• 3 attendees• 10 min. case study presentation

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SESSION SPONSOR - $5,500 (based on availability)• 2 Attendees• 2 minute session introduction• Logo On screen signage during

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TECHNOLOGY SHOWCASE TABLETOP - $5,000 (5 Available)• 2 attendees• Tabletop showcase with 5 amps power included

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BADGE SPONSORS - $5,000 • 2 Attendees• Logo on bottom of every third NewsTECHForum badge• Post Forum attendee list (emails)

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NETWORKING BREAK SPONSOR - $3,500 (2 Available) • 1 attendee• Branded as co-break sponsor for

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REGISTRATION TABLE SPONSOR - $4,000• 2 attendees• Branded as registration sponsor for

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For NewsTechForum sponsorship inquiries, contact:Rob Payne, [email protected] Gabel, [email protected]

NEWSTECH FORUM SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIESDecember 12-13, 2016 • New York Hilton

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Individual tickets are $600 and round tables of 10 are $6,000.Available online at www.sports-video.org/halloffame

Please note that ALL proceeds from ta-ble sales will be donated to the Sports Broadcasting Fund and will help sports production professionals and their families who find themselves in financial difficulty due to illness, injury, or loss of life.

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COMMEMORATIVE PROGRAM ADS $1500 for a half page$2000 for a full page$3000 for a two-page spread

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PATRON SPONSORSHIP $9,000 includes: • Reserved Table for ten with company signage; • On-screen and display signage• Logo Recognition on HOF Website; • Full Page Commemorative Ad in HOF Program• Logo in event program• Logo on all event marketing

SUPPORTING SPONSORSHIP $8,000 includes: • Reserved Table for ten with company signage; • On-screen and display signage; Logo Recognition

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COCKTAIL PARTY SPONSORSHIP$6,000 includes: • Two tickets; On-screen and display signage; Logo• Recognition on HOF Website; logo in event program; logo on all event marketing

To become a sponsor of the Hall of Fame ceremony please contact Rob Payne, [email protected] Gabel, [email protected]

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PRODUCTION 2016 EVENT PLANNING GUIDEThe buzz around IP can sometimes seem deafening but the reality is that the transition to IP work-flows is going to take years. How will working