TORONTO – Bell Media and Rogers Media-owned Dome Productions has been awarded the contract to provide host broadcaster services for June's Group of Seven (G7) Summit in Charlevoix, Quebec.
With operations based in Montreal, Toronto, Oakville, Ottawa, and Calgary, Dome Productions has provided G7 host broadcast services since 1995, producing the first high definition pictures of the leaders of the G8 Muskoka and G20 Toronto in 2010. Most recently, the company was the host broadcaster of the Invictus 2017 Toronto Games.
“With a focus on innovation, flexibility, and adaptability, we’re thrilled that Dome Productions has been selected to host broadcast services for this internationally significant event,” said SVP and GM Mary-Ellen Carlyle, in the news release. “With more than 457 4K events produced to date, Dome Productions embodies Canada’s desire to be a world leader in innovation and technology.”
Dome operates a fleet of 18 TV production mobiles, 7 ‘B’ support units, 1 production/uplink truck and 3 KU uplink tractors. It also owns a full time cross-Canada and cross-border fibre network which is the backbone of the transmission services it offers.
