TL;DR
- SMPTE President Renard Jenkins will deliver the opening keynote at the NAB Show Broadcast Engineering and IT (BEIT) Conference on April 15 at 10 a.m.
- Running from April 15-18, the BEIT Conference will feature technical presentations geared toward broadcast engineers and technicians, media technology managers, contract engineers, broadcast equipment manufacturers and distributors, engineering consultants, and R&D engineers.
- The conference is produced in partnership with the Society of Broadcast Engineers, the Society of Cable Telecommunications Engineers and the North American Broadcasters Association.
SMPTE President Renard Jenkins will deliver the opening keynote at the NAB Show Broadcast Engineering and IT (BEIT) Conference on April 15 at 10 a.m.
Jenkins, currently senior VP of production integration and creative technology services at Warner Bros. Discovery, has spent more than 35 years in the television, radio, and film industries.
Running from April 15-18, the BEIT Conference will feature technical presentations geared toward broadcast engineers and technicians, media technology managers contract engineers, broadcast equipment manufacturers and distributors, engineering consultants and R&D engineers.
“The BEIT Conference is the place for media professionals to discover the latest breakthroughs helping to make the content pipeline more effective, efficient and expedient,” said Sam Matheny, NAB executive vice president, Technology and chief technology officer. “We are looking forward to an impressive lineup of presentations at NAB Show that will provide our community with real-world insights into keeping pace with the rapid evolution in how content gets delivered.”
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The conference is produced in partnership with the Society of Broadcast Engineers, the Society of Cable Telecommunications Engineers and the North American Broadcasters Association.
BEIT will also feature the presentation of technical papers on topics including NextGen TV, artificial intelligence, data analytics, cybersecurity, media workflows, innovation in radio, media in the cloud, hybrid radio, sustainability, streaming, 5G and video coding, among others. The papers will be included in the BEITC Proceedings, which will also be released by PILOT, the innovation wing of the National Association of Broadcasters, on April 15. For the full schedule, click here.
For more information on the BEIT Conference, click here.
