Explore the transformative role of AI tools in production.
This session delves into AI's integration throughout the production lifecycle, enhancing efficacy and quality. We'll cover practical applications, including 3D environment rendering for event visualization and the creation of localized and translated digital content. Discover tools like AI-driven editing software, automated sound mixing, and predictive analytics for audience engagement.
Learn how these innovations streamline workflows, reduce costs, and elevate production output, providing a competitive edge in content creation.
During this Power Hour Webinar, you will learn
to identify key AI technologies used throughout the broadcast AV production process, including AI-assisted editing, automated sound mixing, and content localization tools.
to explain how AI-driven workflows improve production efficiency, reduce operational costs, and enhance overall content quality. Learning Objective
to evaluate practical applications of AI in production environments, including 3D event visualization and predictive audience engagement analytics.
Renewal Units
This activity earns 1 Renewal Units (RUs). RUs can apply in the following manner:
CTS: 1, CTS-D: 1 | 1 Total Max Renewal Units
Speakers
Deborah Jones
AV/IT sales manager, QE II Centre
Deborah Jones MBA has spent her career, working in the Live Events Industry and is currently AV/IT sales manager at the Queen Elizabeth II Centre, planning and managing the technical aspects of the Centre’s client portfolio, https://qeiicentre.london/ . Located in the heart of London, the Centre hosts around 400+ live events per year. Previously she has worked in both the public and private sectors.
She is a director for the global AV User Group https://www.avusergroup.com/ , an audio-visual, end-user community, which has groups in London, San Jose, New York, Toronto, Scotland, and Sydney.
Deborah has also been an AVIXA member for 17 years. She was the first women UK member to obtain her (Certified Technology Specialist) CTS qualification; and is a regular webinar facilitator and conference speaker at AV events, including Infocomm. She is a member of several AVIXA Committees: the Diversity Council, Women’s Council, and the Membership Committee.
As an avid reader of AV Magazine, she is privileged to have acted as a judge for the AV awards since 2011.
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