NEP Adds to Growing Fleet of New Mobile Units Designed for Remote Productions

PITTSBURGH--(BUSINESS WIRE)--NEP Group, the leading media services provider for sports and entertainment worldwide, today​ announced continued investment in its fleet of mobile units dedicated to remote productions, with the addition of a new facility now supporting the NHL on TNT for the 2024-2025 NHL regular season and postseason.

“As live production continues to evolve, we continue to invest in facilities offering the very best remote production technologies, and Supershooter 64 is another piece of this long-term commitment,” said Mike Werteen, President, NEP Americas.

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The new mobile unit, named Supershooter 64 within NEP’s industry-leading global fleet, is the newest NEP facility designed specifically to support remote productions – often referred to as REMI productions – adding to a lineup of six similar units making remote workflows seamless for broadcasters and rightsholders across the U.S. Supershooter 64 offers additional flexibility with space to handle onsite production, featuring a dedicated production space accommodating eight people, an audio control room, and a video shading area.

“As live production continues to evolve, we continue to invest in facilities offering the very best remote production technologies, and Supershooter 64 is another piece of this long-term commitment,” said Mike Werteen, President, NEP Americas and Global Chief Commercial Officer.

“Over the last year we’ve seen tremendous growth and success delivering facilities that connect the action onsite to NEP production hubs and customer facilities, enabling production teams to work from wherever they need to produce amazing content for their audiences. We're incredibly proud to say our connected and remote solutions are supporting significant projects for the PGA TOUR, MLS Season Pass, multiple productions for NBC Sports, ESPN, NASCAR, and the NWSL.”

Supershooter 64 is designed to be adaptable, offering a slim, flexible profile while still packing production technology. The unit features 12 Sony 2500 cameras, along with a full suite of audio and communications equipment, ensuring high-quality coverage of live events with a reduced onsite footprint.

To begin, the facility is supporting the NHL on TNT and will later serve TNT’s Major League Baseball coverage, MLS Season Pass and productions for NBC. Supershooter 64 is part of NEP’s continued investment in connected solutions, with additional mobile units, further development of its production hubs, and continued expansion of the NEP Datacenter in Dallas planned for 2025.

Visit nepgroup.com to learn more about NEP’s media services and connected production solutions.

About NEP

NEP is the world’s most trusted media services partner in live sports and entertainment. Our people are dedicated to innovation, reliability, and helping our customers deliver the moments that captivate the world.

Led by our unique Connected Production Ecosystem, hands-on expert support and portfolio of customer-driven solutions, our passion is empowering the world’s media companies, broadcasters, rightsholders​, federations, leagues, corporations and content creators to reach their audiences in breakthrough ways.

Headquartered in the United States with operations in 25 countries, we’ve supported major productions and events with excellence for 40 years. See how we bring content to life at nepgroup.com.