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Tuesday Focus23 SEP 2026
QUESTION · GUY COCHRAN
What is the history of Lewitt and how did the idea for these come about?
ANSWER · BRIAN FISHER · AI SUMMARY
Lewitt was founded in Vienna, Austria around 2009 by Roman, formerly of AKG, focusing on microphone innovation before expanding into other audio product categories like interfaces and headphones.
Bill Davis + 1▶ 19:56 WATCH →
Extra Hours22 SEP 2026
QUESTION · TOMMY SHANTZ
Could you give us the setup that we're running tonight to start this all off with?
ANSWER · JEFF & JEREMY MORRIS · AI SUMMARY
Two VizRT/Vision systems running on G7 instances doing switching, with a 3Play in the background for ISO recordings and utility machines; a Viz engine is planned next for graphics capability. The show uses Vision in the cloud on the Office Hours side and Vision on-prem on Jeremy's side feeding the call.
Grant Whitehead + 4▶ 33:13 WATCH →
Office Hours12 SEP 2026
QUESTION · MARK GIULIANI
How do you use AI in your workflow?
ANSWER · COURTNEY & MARK & RONNY HOFSØY · AI SUMMARY
AI image generation for technical diagrams produces unreliable results; a diagram of a carbon arc lamp had numerous labeling errors despite AI training data. AI is used for clash detection in building models, branding development for radio clients, and analyzing audio quality of recordings to identify repeated phrases. AI is used for pre-production planning, internal system development, and live coding interfaces for event tracking systems like the Staffett for Lever charity relay, including RFID-based participant tracking and live data visualization.
Office Hours | Saturday | September 12, 2026 | Vertical▶ 3:56 WATCH →
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Most of the panel has been doing real-life production for 20+ years. That's the point: learn by doing alongside experienced professionals. Show up, read a question on air, run a graphic, cut a clip. While you're learning, you're building your credibility and your network in the industry. Both start the first time someone says your name on the broadcast.
QUESTION READER1 SHOW
Read community questions on air. You're the voice the panel responds to. First broadcast role most people take.
YOU'LL LEARN
- On-camera composure
- Real-time editing while reading
- Panel-pacing instinct
TD ASSISTANT3 SHOWS
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- Supersource compositing
- Live graphics pipeline
- Working under pressure
CAPTIONS & TRANSCRIPTSASYNC
Clean up auto-captions and timestamp archive episodes. Async work, your hours, makes the archive findable for everyone.
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- Workflow tooling
- Accessibility chops
- Editorial eye
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