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== Broadcast production ==

=== Technical development ===

During its early operations, GoSports worked with Casadonte Productions to develop a mobile broadcast system capable of covering professional paintball tournaments.

The production incorporated multiple cameras positioned around the playing field, recording equipment, live video switching and electronic graphics.

In December 2015, broadcast technology company ChyronHego documented the use of its Lyric PRO and Graffiti graphics systems during NXL webcasts.

The systems displayed match scores and player elimination information during live competition.[4]

In June 2016, Blackmagic Design published details of the production system developed by Casadonte Productions.

The equipment included Blackmagic Studio Camera 4K cameras, ATEM production switchers, Smart Videohub routing equipment and HyperDeck recorders.[2]

The system supported multiple camera feeds, aerial footage and the recording of individual matches for later viewing.

=== Commentary ===

[[Matty Marshall]] became closely associated with GoSports as its lead commentator.

A former professional paintball player and experienced tournament broadcaster, Marshall provided play-by-play commentary and analysis during NXL events.

Other commentators associated with the broadcasts have included [[Rich Telford]], Nick Slowiak and Steve Rabackoff.[1][6]

GoSports broadcasts combined match commentary with player interviews, tactical analysis and discussions of professional tournament competition.