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Vizrt, a provider of visual storytelling tools for media content creators, will showcase new technology that reinvents how powerful stories are told in the studio, at the stadium and for every live production at NAB 2019

Viz Engine four: Vizrt will unveil the most important updates to the Viz Engine ever. The latest Viz Engine four brings low latency, built-in effects and photo-realism along with new compositing features.

The Big AR Show: An all-new Big AR Show, Las Vegas’ largest augmented reality show, will display the new capabilities of Viz Engine four to render photorealistic data-driven graphics blended with a physical studio.

The Big AR Show has been designed with the new Viz Artist four, which unleashes unlimited creativity for designers enabling them to produce graphics that tell amazing stories. This game-changing creative tool, with its modern look and usability, will be available in both free and professional editions.

Connected storytelling: Vizrt offers an end-to-end workflow for all the needs of live news production. In the newsroom, journalists can edit graphics templates in their NRCS with an easy-to-use HTML interface, and in the control room automation controls the live show, error-free.

At NAB, Vizrt will present the latest software-based workflows for driving breaking news and live sports with an intuitive automation system. Viz Mosart’s automation system and Viz Story’s video editing and publishing tool enable the same staff to produce more content for more channels.

Sports shows: Viz Libero’s Viz Virtual Studio, combined with the best-of-breed sports analysis system, allows presenters to join players virtually on the field, or the game can be brought virtually into the studio-both creating in-depth analysis in the studio.

With unobtrusive virtual advertisements embedded in the game footage, the rights holders can easily monetise their games and leagues with the option for different regional outputs. Vizrt’s solutions allow sport rights holders to unlock new revenue with unobtrusive virtual advertisements embedded in-game footage that can be customized for multiple regional outputs.

Vizrt will be exhibiting at the South Hall, booth SL3316 - Las Vegas Convention Centre.

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