Registration Open For The Media Production & Technology Show 2022
Industry-leading event brings the media and broadcast community back together at its largest ever show.
The UK’s largest and must-attend event for the media and broadcast sectors is back at London’s iconic Olympia on 11 and 12 May to host its 2022 edition.
Visitors can look forward to two jam-packed days at MPTS 2022. They’ll be able to enjoy an interactive exhibition and seminar programme covering all aspects of broadcast, content creation and technology including audio, remote production, lighting, post, sports broadcasting, training, production and much more. MTPS 2022 will bring together over 8,000 attendees from across the industry hosted in the National Hall at Olympia.
The new Technology Theatre, in partnership with Ross Video and supported by SMPTE, is a new feature on the show floor that brings together the UK’s leading tech experts speaking across a variety of topics covering 5G, AI/Machine Learning, Cloud Tech, Future Tech Investment, the Metaverse and Next Gen Supply Chain. The theatre also showcases the latest data, technical knowledge and learnings that you need for future projects.
The Audio Theatre will provide visitors with a true sense of the latest trends and innovations in sound, ADR, Dubbing & Mixing, Location Sound, Music Composition, Podcasting and Sound Restoration. The theatre complements the Audio Zone, which showcases more audio suppliers, technology and services than ever before.
Charlotte Wheeler, Director, Broadcast Tech & Sport Group, said: “As we all know, it has been a difficult time for our industry these past couple of years, and as the first UK broadcast technology tradeshow to take place for two years, the MPTS team has been working hard to ensure we deliver an outstanding show for 2022, bringing our community back together to reconnect, network and celebrate our much-loved industry.
“With the UK as a vibrant and essential hub with so many of the world’s best content creators developing and producing content on our home ground, MPTS is located to perfectly bring creator excellence together. We are so excited to welcome everyone to a larger show that delivers a real hands-on experience of the latest technologies, together with world-class speakers covering all aspects of audio, content creation, pre-production, production, post and distribution. MPTS 2022 already looks to be an unmissable event.”
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