The Favoriz team built a versatile and agile
broadcast workflow consisting of
Haivision mobile video solutions deployed throughout the course. This enabled them to capture the emotion of the participants and to produce dynamic angles from up close on the mountain and for dramatic perspectives from the air. Combined, it created exhilarating footage of the competition.
Two
Haivision Pro mobile video transmitters were attached to JVC cameras on the ground, along with four roaming mobile devices with the
Haivision MoJoPro smartphone camera app installed to follow the racers throughout the course. This gave viewers captivating views of the skiers and the competition, immersing them in the struggle of the climb and descent.
The compact and ultra-portable
Haivision Air mobile video transmitter was attached to a drone to capture unique aerial footage of the course. Two additional drones leveraged mobile devices and MoJoPro for supplementary aerial coverage under 2,000 meters. Smartphones with the MoJoPro camera app were also deployed in the Fanzone to capture fan live reactions and on a motorcycle for action shots of the competition.
Video from sources under 2,000 meters used Haivision’s
Safe Streams Transport (SST) protocol to transport video over bonded cellular networks. To transmit video above an altitude of 2,000 meters from the helicopter, Favoriz leveraged Starlink satellite technology and the Haivision Pro’s video streaming technology to send signals from that extreme elevation down to its endpoint.
Video streams were sent to two
Haivision StreamHub receivers located in a production facility in Grenoble and to an OB truck in Arêches-Beaufort for post-production and distribution.
