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Live from Paris: World-leading remote production for Riot Games’ League of Legends Finals (SVG Europe)


“The Finals of Riot Games’ 2019 League of Legends World Championship were held on Sunday (10 November) at the AccorHotels Arena in Paris, with the winning Chinese FunPlus Phoenix team lifting the Summoner’s Cup as 2019 World Champions and taking home more than US $2 million in prize money.

The Riot Games team has over the last few years evolved what may be the most sophisticated at-home production model in the world, seeking to produce the world feed show from its studio in Los Angeles no matter where its tournament event is being staged – and in the process dramatically reducing the number of trucks and production people required on-site.”

For this final,  Riot Games used Nevion’s software-defined media node Virtuoso as part of its remote production.

Read the article here: SVG Europe.

Read the Nevion press release on this project.

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