In this video, you’ll from Lecturer in Esports Broadcast Technology, Joshua Wales-Ferguson talk about why creating next-generation environments and experiences on campus is central to the student learning experience, as well as get a behind-the-scenes look from Tom Gill, Technical Services Engineer at Digital Garage into how the facility was designed, what equipment has been installed and what makes this facility cutting edge.
Esports: Episode 2: Production
In October 2023, Staffordshire University revealed plans to expand its esports provision in Stoke-on-Trent with £2.9m investment in dedicated facilities. The project was designed, built and installed by broadcast solutions specialist Digital Garage. The new industry-standard facilities include a bespoke 60 seater Esports Arena and a Studio with dedicated broadcast galleries and features equipment by Panasonic and EVS.
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