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THE OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER FROM IBC


09:30-18:00


SUNDAY 17 SEPTEMBER 2023


TECHNO TAKE ON THE METAVERSE IS PURE MAGIC


BY COLBY RAMSEY


In a virtual IBC Show Keynote yesterday in the Forum, Marco Tempest, Director’s Fellow Alumni, MIT Media Lab, Creative Technologist for NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory, and Founder of MagicLab.nyc, revealed an impressive new technology with big implications for virtual production and the metaverse.


Using the compact technology, which he has dubbed “the metaverse in a carry-on”, Tempest carried out a live demonstration that combined generative AI, mixed reality, storytelling, gestural sensing and swarm robotics to provide a glimpse into the future of augmented experiences. Tempest coined the term “techno-magic” to explain the interaction between societal evolution and technology to


Marco Tempest delivers a live demo of ‘the metaverse in a carry-on’ during Saturday’s IBC Keynote


create new and “impossible” experiences. He explained how this new technology allows users to create new forms of presentations on an epic scale, with visualisations that make them more engaging and immersive. “The metaverse is already taking shape at a corporate level, and companies are now seeking


virtual space in which to share knowledge, experiences and even work,” he told the audience. “I think it’s the fi rst time ever that we’ve been confronted with a technological wave that doesn’t require technologists to take advantage of. That accessibility for non-technical people will change our landscape quite a bit.”


INSIDE


Sports streaming Harnessing the potential of younger viewers remains a challenge Page 03


Smooth transitions Content owners share their journeys to the cloud and the lessons learnt along the way Page 04


In conversation


Eddie Hamilton, ACE, talks storytelling and top-tier talent Page 04


Virtual production Combining creative skills with the right technology is key to success Page 08


Unlocking sustainability Samina Husain, Vice President, IEE BTS, shares how the organisation is inspiring positive change Page 20


Off the scale Russell Trafford-Jones, Chair of the IET Media Technical Network, introduces this year’s John Logie Baird Lectures Page 22


IBC Accelerators It’s the turn of Connect & Produce Anywhere and Synthetic Humans Page 24


Be the change


Details of the Changemaker Programme, which begins today in the Forum Page 30


Waving not drowning – A fl ashmob organised by Rise, Women in Streaming Media, GalsNGear, SVG Europe Women and sponsored by AWS with the support of BT Media and Broadcast, turned the spotlight on the industry’s continued male bias. The curtain raiser to Saturday’s show


was a celebration of female talent and collective identity. Helen Weedon, Managing Director, Radical Moves, said: “We want to show that women are here in force but highlight that this may be less noticeable as soon as you enter the showfl oor.”


SHOW INFORMATION Conference programme, session agendas, fl oorplan and exhibitor list Page 39


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