The world of baseball comes to AT&T Park for the 2014 World Series.
MediaOne is the Video Manager for AT&T and it’s up to us to accommodate 27 production vehicles, over 20 cameras and a bah-zillion or so (approximately) incoming and outgoing feeds.
Here are some pictures taken on set-up day. Welcome to Behind The Scenes at the World Series.
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- Main truck patchbay
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- MLB Network truck
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- Fox Sports edit truck
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- The back parking lot
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- The back parking lot
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- ESPN’s truck.
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- Communications gear
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- Main production truck and the replay truck park.
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- 27 trucks and trailers, all mapped out.
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- The main Fox Sports anchor location.
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- On the field.
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- Getting ready to deliver the plates.
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- “Low 3rd” dugout camera.
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- “Hi 1st” camera positions.
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- “SplashCam” position
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- MLB Network’s on-field anchor position.
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- “Hi 3rd” camera position.
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- The hallway behind the Press Boxes commemorate outstanding commentators.
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- Press Box.
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- Scoreboard Control Room
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- Pressbox
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- Additional Center Field camera position
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- Fox Sports main anchor location
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- 27 units at the series.
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- Touchup paint
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- RoboCam at the Giant’s dugout
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- Mics at the ready in the Royals dugout.
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- The bunting is held on with duct tape
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- MediaOne Offices at AT&T Park
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- NHK truck ready for Halloween
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- Main Fox broadcast production truck.
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- The giant patch panel where all the feeds from the field end up
