Gravity Media deployed a self-contained flypack production system and RF camera infrastructure to broadcast the 25th anniversary of Red Bull Rampage in a remote Utah location. The production utilized EVS XtraMotion AI to generate real-time slow-motion feeds from standard and FPV drone cameras in an environment lacking permanent broadcast infrastructure.
The successful deployment at Red Bull Rampage demonstrates that high-end production values, including AI-enhanced slow motion, are no longer tethered to fixed infrastructure or massive outside broadcast trucks. By utilizing EVS XtraMotion AI to process standard RF and drone feeds, Gravity Media is reducing the hardware footprint required for premium sports broadcasting in extreme environments. This shift toward modular, AI-integrated flypacks allows rights holders to capture complex live events in locations previously considered too cost-prohibitive or technically difficult for traditional broadcast. Watch for whether similar AI-driven frame interpolation becomes a standard requirement for all live drone-heavy sports coverage to maintain visual consistency with high-frame-rate ground cameras.
The industry is increasingly moving toward permanent remote production infrastructure to streamline workflows and reduce the reliance on traditional outside broadcast vehicles.
Gravity Media successfully broadcast the 25th anniversary of Red Bull Rampage using a portable flypack system in the Utah desert. By integrating EVS XtraMotion AI, the team converted standard RF and drone feeds into high-quality slow-motion, proving that premium sports production is possible without traditional outside broadcast trucks or fixed infrastructure.
Gravity Media utilized a specialist flypack system that served as a portable control room for video switching, audio, and communications, alongside EVS XtraMotion AI for real-time slow-motion conversion.
The team overcame the lack of permanent broadcast facilities and limited power by deploying a self-contained flypack system and RF camera infrastructure to cover the sandstone cliffs.
EVS XtraMotion AI allows production teams to convert standard RF and FPV drone feeds into high-quality slow-motion sources, reducing the hardware footprint required for premium sports broadcasting in extreme environments.
Technical project manager Marshall Lucas oversaw the installation of the self-contained systems at the remote Utah desert site.
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