Three interesting presentations and two strong supporting papers form this session on developments in TV broadcast production. A contribution from NHK on the practicalities of moving audio mixing to the cloud; a second NHK paper on addressing the challenges of getting high quality images of wide angle scenes with different lighting conditions; and a presentation from German public service broadcaster SWR on using frame interleaving LED wall to enable multi-camera virtual production.

Presented Papers:
'Feasibility and deployment strategies for cloud based AOIP audio consoles' - Japan Broadcasting Corporation (NHK), Japan
'Scene adaptive camera: Dynamic imaging parameter control for localised shooting areas' - NHK Japan and Shizuoka University Japan
'A 100Hz frame-interleaved approach to multi camera switching in LED based virtual production: Experience from a public broadcaster proof of concept' - SWR, Germany

Supporting Papers:
'Client device discovery: An open standard for bridging the first-mile gap in cloud media workflows' - AWS, USA
'From heterogeneous record and playout systems to a unified control room solution at ORF' - Austrian Broadcasting Corporation (ORF), Austria