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IBC has opened the Call for Challenges for its 2027 Accelerator Media Innovation Programme.
The Accelerator pairs media organizations that bring a real production, broadcast or distribution problem (the "Challenges") with technology companies and specialists who team up over several months to build a working proof of concept. The finished projects are presented at IBC2027 in Amsterdam (September 10–13, 2027). Past projects have covered AI in production, virtual production, live and remote workflows, streaming and new ways of reaching audiences.
Deadline for Challenge submissions: Friday, December 11
Who it's for: broadcasters, studios, streamers, production companies and other media organizations with a problem worth solving together
Programme details and how to submit: show.ibc.org/2027-accelerator-innovation-programme
Press release: IBC calls for Challenge submissions
Even if you're not submitting, the Accelerator projects are a good look at where film and broadcast technology is heading. Which challenge would you like to see tackled? Share your ideas below.
Photo: IBC.
IBC is Europe's biggest show for media, broadcast and entertainment technology, and the European counterpart to NAB. Camera, lens, lighting, audio, post-production, streaming and AI companies show their latest gear across the halls of the RAI Amsterdam, where you can try much of it hands-on. A packed conference program covers production, post, distribution and where the industry is heading.
Dates: September 10–13, 2027
Where: RAI Amsterdam, Netherlands
Official site: show.ibc.org
Going, or following the news from home? Share your plans and questions below.
Photo: IBC2026 show floor, TONMedia / IBC.
NAB Show is the biggest annual trade show for film, broadcast and media technology. It's where camera, lens, lighting, audio, editing and VFX makers launch their newest gear, and the exhibit halls let you try it hands-on. Add hundreds of sessions on production, post, streaming and AI, and it's the best single place to see where filmmaking tools are heading.
Dates: April 3–7, 2027 (exhibits open April 4–7)
Where: Las Vegas Convention Center (West, Central and North Halls)
Official site: nabshow.com
RSVP to the event on the network and connect with other filmmakers who are going.
Going, or following the news from home? Share your plans and questions below.
