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Hey GVP listeners! We just wrapped up episode 2 all about NAB Show 2024 Las Vegas. We can't wait to share our favorite NAB highlights and nuggets of wisdom we've gathered over the years. We also get into what's coming up for this year's NAB.
First off, we know that some of you are from a broadcasting background where NAB is well-known, and some of our listeners may have found themselves in video production almost by accident, perhaps due to department restructuring or burgeoning local service initiatives. This means that NAB show may or may not be on your radar as a place for professional networking, training, or solutions explorations for your video workflows and telecom initiatives. For those in the latter category, this episode is just what you need to decide if NAB Show is right for you and your communications team.
If the trends are any indication, know that year's NAB Show attendance is expected to almost double from 65,000 attendees in 2023 to, get this, 115,000 in 2024!
And if you've already decided to attend NAB in Las Vegas this year, we share some pro tips that will help you navigate the sea of screens, drones, and the latest tech that makes NAB Show feel like a broadcast tech version of Cirque du Soleil. We've got you covered on everything from the importance of comfy shoes (perhaps the most important tip) to staying hydrated to making the most of the NAB app. We also take a look at some of the exciting offerings at NAB, from exhibit halls filled with the latest in technology to hands-on training sessions that could take your video production skills and workflows to the next level.
Whether you're an NAB veteran or planning your first visit, this episode is tailor-made to give you everything you need to leave with not just a bag full of swag, but a mind full of ideas.
Tune in to get the full scoop. Trust us, you won't want to miss this!
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