From our shared portfolio: this project was delivered under the Thunder City Pro name. Original project credits are retained here.
ProBox TV is a new source of premium boxing content. They offer live events and robust supporting content, brought to you by it’s founders, former champions Roy Jones Jr, Juan Manuel Marquez, Antonio Tarver and Paul Malignaggi.
Thunder City Pro had the unique pleasure of providing a top notch production crew, rental gear, and a mobile production unit for May 20th’s Meng VS Pascal fight. The stream was broadcasted in the USA as well as to 5+ other countries with a Spanish, French, and International feed. The venue, located in Plant City, FL is a brand new state of the art boxing facility used for training, press conferences, daily podcasts, and of course fight nights.
Read more tech specs below…
Thunder City Pro provided:
36ft Production Unit
(4) 1080P transmission paths in English, Spanish, and French, as well as an international feed with 8 channels of embedded audio each.
(6) Cameras total
(2) Box lens game cameras
(1) Slash
(2) Wide angle ringside handhelds
(1) Wide angle 24ft jib
(2) Ross Xpression Studio Servers
(1) 4 Ch Server
(1) 3 Ch Server
(2) 6 IN 2 OUT DreamCatcher replay servers
(3) Talent booths
English, Spanish, and French
Complete Dante audio infrastructure
(7) Dante talent boxes
(2) Dante snakes
RF Audio and Intercom
Shure Axient Digital wireless mics
ClearCom Freespeak for in venue coms
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Inside the project
For ProBox TV’s Meng vs. Pascal fight, TCP supplied the crew, rental equipment and mobile production unit in Plant City. Domestic and international delivery included Spanish and French coverage. Camera systems, communications and the control-room infrastructure supported the live boxing production.
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