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Design, Technology and Virtual Production Leaders on What's Next

Jim Fenhagen and Larry Hartman, both of Jack Morton Worldwide; Kathy Skinski of Planar; and Tom Armbruster of 209 Group talk about how augmented reality and virtual production, including news sets incorporating both, are evolving and are likely to evolve in 2021. They also showed recent examples of projects including CBS News' Election Headquarters, NBCU Boston and CNN Hudson Yards.

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