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1993
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Mobile TV Group (MTVG), founded in 1993 by Phil Garvin in Denver, Colorado, operates one of the largest mobile live broadcast production fleets in the United States, producing more than 4,000 live events annually for professional and collegiate sports, entertainment, and corporate clients. The company designs, fabricates, and integrates its own mobile production units in-house at a facility in Englewood, Colorado, with each unit requiring roughly 14,000 hand-terminated connectors. Its current fleet spans traditional HD-SDI units (the HDX series), IP-based Flex series units (including the 45FLEX, the first U.S. mobile unit built entirely on SMPTE 2110 uncompressed IP, which won NAB Best in Show in 2019), and specialized builds for clients such as Bally Sports Ohio, the Chicago Sports Network, and Detroit's professional teams.

MTVG's technology stack has evolved from pure mobile production into a four-part full-stack platform: on-site capture (Flex and HDX mobile units plus robotic camera systems), contribution (signal transport, encoding/decoding), media control and centralized production (the Mountain Media Center's 70+ live event pods, two Technical Operations Centers, and 25 Cloud Control rooms enabling sub-100ms remote production), and distribution services. Cloud Control, launched in 2020, allows network production personnel to work from their offices rather than at the venue, and has now supported more than 4,500 events. MTVG Edge extends the model down-market with a hyper-mobile edge computing appliance operable by 1-4 people. The company was also an early mover in 4K (first 4K mobile unit in 2014) and 4K/HDR live broadcasting (Emmy-nominated in 2017).

MTVG generates revenue through enterprise service contracts with major U.S. broadcasters and sports leagues (Fox Sports, ESPN, NBC Sports, Sinclair/Fox Sports RSNs, Bally Sports, Chicago Sports Network, AT&T SportsNet, Altitude Sports), custom mobile unit builds for RSNs and team-owned networks (e.g., Angels Broadcast Television), Cloud Control installations under multi-year contracts, MTVG Edge subscriptions on flexible single-use, monthly, or annual terms, and live event production for entertainment properties and corporate clients. The company is privately held by the Garvin family, with founder Phil Garvin transitioning to Chairman in June 2024 and his son Nick Garvin, previously COO, taking over as CEO. MTVG is headquartered in Englewood, Colorado, and operates the 300,000-315,000 sq. ft. Mountain Media Center in nearby Centennial.

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Mobile TV Group operates one of the largest U.S. mobile live broadcast production fleets, producing 4,000+ events annually for sports leagues, regional sports networks, and entertainment clients. It builds mobile units in-house and runs a full-stack platform spanning Cloud Control remote production and the Mountain Media Center.

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North America
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Serves global market

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Keyword5 values
mobile production units, live broadcast production, remote production services, cloud-based production control, sports broadcasting services
Industry2 codes
1Broadcast/Recording for Live Events (OB, Multicam, Livestream Capture)
CodeMPAGAKAIPrimaryYes
2Collaborative Project & Workflow Orchestration (tasking, automation, pipeline integration)
CodeMPAHANACPrimaryNo
NAICS code2 codes
  • Motion Picture and Video Production51211
  • Audio and Video Equipment Manufacturing3343
SIC code3 codes
  • Services-Motion Picture & Video Tape Production7812
  • Radio & Tv Broadcasting & Communications Equipment3663
  • Services-Allied To Motion Picture Production7819
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Live Broadcast Production Services
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1Live Production Services
TypeProfessional Services
Description

Mobile TV Group generates revenue by providing comprehensive live broadcast production services including mobile unit deployment, on-site engineering, Cloud Control remote production, and centralized media control. Services cover professional sports leagues, collegiate sports, live music, entertainment, eSports, and corporate events. Pricing based on event production scope, unit deployment, and technology requirements.

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2Full-Stack Platform Services
TypeManaged Services
Description

End-to-end broadcast solution including Content & Production (mobile units, robotic cameras), Contribution (signal transport, encoding/decoding), Media Control (playout, closed captioning, QC), and Distribution Services (encoding, market switching, transmission). Revenue derived from comprehensive platform subscriptions and per-event services.

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Personnel, Operations, Technology or R&D, Infrastructure, Supply Chain, Marketing or Sales
Pricing details1 tier
1Cloud Control Remote Production Setup
ModelOne time/ perpetual licenseBilling cadenceMulti-year contract
Notes

One-time equipment cost of approximately $20,000 plus $10,000 for each EVS operator position. MTVG will install on lease/rental basis. Control room assembled in a day for $20,000.

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1Cloud Control
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MTVG's flagship remote production solution enabling personnel to work remotely with full production capabilities from network offices.

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Mobile TV Group designs, builds, and operates one of the largest fleets of mobile production units in the U.S., providing end-to-end live broadcast production services for professional sports leagues, regional sports networks, and entertainment events. The company delivers on-site capture, signal contribution, centralized media control, and distribution through its MTVG Production Platform, supported by proprietary technologies including Cloud Control remote production and MTVG Edge computing.

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Problem solved
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  • Over half of all NBA, NHL, and MLB games on TV produced by MTVG
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Mobile TV Group offers a full-stack MTVG Production Platform consisting of four interconnected capability areas: Content & Production (Flex Series and HDX Series mobile units), Contribution (signal transport management), Media Control & Centralized Production (Technical Operations Centers and live event pods), and Distribution Services. Supporting products include Cloud Control remote production technology, MTVG Edge computing solution, Specialty Capture robotics, and in-house Design & Integration services. The company operates the Mountain Media Center, a 300,000 sq. ft. facility in Colorado housing production infrastructure. The portfolio spans from on-site mobile units to centralized cloud-based control, providing end-to-end live broadcast services for professional sports leagues and events.

Product and service8 records
1MTVG Production Platform
CategoryLive Broadcast Production Platform
Description

Full-stack live broadcast platform covering on-site capture, contribution, media control, and distribution services for professional sports leagues across four interconnected capability areas.

2Flex Series Mobile Units
CategoryMobile Production Units
Description

Fleet of custom-built mobile production units (45FLEX through 58FLEX) designed, fabricated, and integrated in-house, supporting IP, 4K/HDR, Dual Feed, and 1080P production capabilities.

3HDX Series Mobile Units
CategoryMobile Production Units
Description

Traditional HD-SDI mobile units (23HDX through 41HDX) capable of 1080P, 1080i, or 720P production, with many featuring dual feed capabilities for regional sports network productions.

4Cloud Control
CategoryRemote Production Technology
Description

Remote production system enabling personnel to work from network offices with ultra-low latency remote control, supporting 30+ cameras, Super Slo-mo, and 4K with negligible latency (under 100 milliseconds).

5MTVG Edge
CategoryEdge Computing Production Solution
Description

Edge computing solution combining cloud and on-site equipment for hyper-mobile production. Compact 25" x 25" system that can be shipped around the country and operated on-site or remotely with 1-4 operators.

6Cloud-C1
CategoryCloud-based Production Control Unit
Description

Cloud-based production control unit (20'x8'x8'6") providing Cloud Control capabilities in a compact form factor, including RTS intercom panels and Evertz router panels.

7Mountain Media Center
CategoryBroadcast Facility and Operations Center
Description

300,000+ sq. ft. broadcast facility in Centennial, Colorado providing Media Operations, Centralized Production, Media Control, Production Studios, and office space for broadcast technology suppliers.

8Specialty Capture (Robotic Camera Systems)
CategorySpecialty Camera Capture Systems
Description

Robotic camera systems providing remote control with broadcast lens and camera, featuring 1080P and Super-Slow-Motion capabilities with Stanton controller for familiar control interface and integrated OCP for color matching.

Scale indicator12 records

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Partnership17 partners
1Angels Baseball LP
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2026-03-01
Description

MTVG partnered with Angels Baseball LP to deploy the full-stack MTVG Production Platform for Angels Broadcast Television (ABTV). Built complete broadcast network from scratch in one month, with first game airing May 1, 2026. Partnership covers on-site production, contribution, media control, and distribution services.

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Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

League One Volleyball (LOVB) partnered with both Omaha Productions and MTVG for broadcast production. Partnership helps new league address budget constraints while delivering premium volleyball broadcasts across USA Network, ESPN, and Victory+.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Sinclair/Fox Sports RSNs adopted Cloud Control remote production technology. Mike Connelly, EVP stated 'This changes the sports broadcasting industry' regarding Cloud Control capabilities.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Altitude Sports adopted Cloud Control for remote production. Ken Miller, GM & Executive Producer noted the system allows remote replication of dual feed model enabling independence to produce team storylines.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

AT&T SportsNet adopted Cloud Control for remote production. Erica Ferrero, Senior Director noted accessing truck assets from home studio with minimal latency allows multiple approaches to broadcasts.

Strategic tierCoreTypeChannel Partner/ Reseller/ Distributor
Description

Bally Sports is a major customer with multiple custom mobile units including 52FLEX for Columbus Blue Jackets, Cincinnati Reds, Cleveland Cavaliers, and Cleveland Guardians games.

Strategic tierCoreTypeChannel Partner/ Reseller/ Distributor
Description

CHSN partnership with 56FLEX for world-class broadcasts of Chicago White Sox, Chicago Bulls, and Chicago Blackhawks to greater Chicagoland area.

Strategic tierCoreTypeChannel Partner/ Reseller/ Distributor
Description

Long-term production partner for NFL on Fox and college football. Mike Davies, SVP Fox Sports stated 'We tapped MTVG to create a future-proof mobile unit for the NFL on Fox.'

9ESPN
Strategic tierCoreTypeChannel Partner/ Reseller/ Distributor
Description

Major broadcast network partner for sports production across professional and collegiate events.

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Strategic tierCoreTypeChannel Partner/ Reseller/ Distributor
Description

Major broadcast network partner for sports production.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

DirecTV partnered with MTVG for first 4K/UHD/HDR live broadcast in U.S. (Penguins vs Golden Knights NHL game) and Garth Brooks 4K concert broadcast. Received Emmy nomination for 4K broadcast achievement.

12Wide+Close
Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

MTVG backed Wide+Close venture with ARRI to revitalize streamed concerts with cinematic approach, shooting with film cameras and cinematographers.

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13EVS
Strategic tierCoreTypeTechnology or Integration
Description

EVS XT-VIA servers installed in mobile units for replay and channel max capabilities. EVS established North American presence at Mountain Media Center location.

Strategic tierCoreTypeTechnology or Integration
Description

Grass Valley equipment including LDX92/82/98/86 cameras, Kayenne K-Frame X switchers, and routers installed in Flex Series mobile units.

Strategic tierCoreTypeTechnology or Integration
Description

Calrec Artemis Beam and Argo audio mixers installed in mobile units for broadcast audio mixing.

Strategic tierCoreTypeTechnology or Integration
Description

Evertz EXE IP Core routers and NEXX routers installed in mobile units for signal routing.

17RTS
Strategic tierCoreTypeTechnology or Integration
Description

RTS ADAM-M Matrix System and Odin Digital Intercom systems for production communications.

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Recent move7 records

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Peers10 records
TypeDirect peer
Description

Lyon Video is a US-based mobile production company serving major sports leagues, college athletics, and live entertainment. It operates a similar fleet-based OB business with comparable IP and 4K capabilities, directly competing with MTVG's Flex and HDX series in the North American sports and entertainment market.

TypeDirect peer
Description

CP Communications is a US-based provider of live event broadcast production services, RF cameras, and mobile production solutions for sports and entertainment. It competes with MTVG for mid-tier and regional sports, entertainment, and corporate production contracts, with overlapping customer segments in collegiate and pro sports.

TypeEmerging player
Description

Vizrt provides broadcast graphics, automation, and increasingly cloud-based live production tools to sports broadcasters. While not an OB truck operator, Vizrt's cloud production and graphics orchestration offerings intersect with MTVG's media control and centralized production capabilities, representing an emerging adjacent competitor as workflows move into the cloud.

TypeOthers
Description

Grass Valley supplies the cameras (LDX92/82/98/86), switchers (Kayenne K-Frame X), and routing equipment that MTVG installs in its Flex Series mobile units. As a major broadcast equipment OEM with growing IP and cloud production offerings, Grass Valley is an enabling technology partner that could also become a competitor as production workflows virtualize.

TypeDirect peer
Description

TNDV operates mobile production units across the Southeast US, serving sports, entertainment, and corporate event clients. It is a smaller-scale direct peer competing for regional and mid-tier sports and event production work that overlaps with MTVG's smaller HDX and Edge offerings.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Game Creek Video is a closely-held US direct competitor operating a large fleet of mobile production units serving the NFL, MLB, NHL, NBA, and major college sports. It competes head-to-head with MTVG for the same RSN, league, and network customers (e.g., Fox Sports, ESPN) with comparable HD, 4K, and IP truck offerings.

TypeDirect peer
Description

F&F Productions is a long-established US mobile production company specializing in live sports and entertainment broadcasts. It is a direct competitor for sports league and network contracts, with a similar truck fleet model and customer base overlap with MTVG.

TypeDirect peer
Description

NEP is the largest direct competitor to MTVG, operating one of the world's biggest fleets of mobile production units and outside broadcast (OB) trucks for live sports, entertainment, and corporate events. Both companies serve the same enterprise sports broadcasters, leagues, and RSNs with similar mobile unit + crew + engineering offerings; NEP is the scale leader globally and the most directly comparable peer to MTVG's US-centric sports OB business.

9LTN
TypeEmerging player
Description

LTN provides IP-based media transport, live video production, and cloud-enabled broadcast workflows — including mobile unit design and build capabilities (notable because MTVG hired LTN's Warren Hough as Director of Systems Integration in 2026). LTN's managed network and cloud production services intersect with MTVG's Cloud Control and contribution offerings, making it a partially-overlapping emerging competitor.

TypeOthers
Description

EVS is a key technology supplier (and technology partner) for MTVG, providing XT-VIA replay servers installed in mobile units and a North American presence at the Mountain Media Center. While not a direct competitor, EVS is an adjacent broadcast technology vendor whose server, replay, and IP routing products could be bundled into competing cloud or hybrid production solutions.

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Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

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Mobile TV Group

Live Broadcast Production Servicesmobiletvgroup.com

Mobile TV Group operates one of the largest U.S. mobile live broadcast production fleets, producing 4,000+ events annually for sports leagues, regional sports networks, and entertainment clients. It builds mobile units in-house and runs a full-stack platform spanning Cloud Control remote production and the Mountain Media Center.

What Mobile TV Group does

Mobile TV Group (MTVG), founded in 1993 by Phil Garvin in Denver, Colorado, operates one of the largest mobile live broadcast production fleets in the United States, producing more than 4,000 live events annually for professional and collegiate sports, entertainment, and corporate clients. The company designs, fabricates, and integrates its own mobile production units in-house at a facility in Englewood, Colorado, with each unit requiring roughly 14,000 hand-terminated connectors. Its current fleet spans traditional HD-SDI units (the HDX series), IP-based Flex series units (including the 45FLEX, the first U.S. mobile unit built entirely on SMPTE 2110 uncompressed IP, which won NAB Best in Show in 2019), and specialized builds for clients such as Bally Sports Ohio, the Chicago Sports Network, and Detroit's professional teams.

MTVG's technology stack has evolved from pure mobile production into a four-part full-stack platform: on-site capture (Flex and HDX mobile units plus robotic camera systems), contribution (signal transport, encoding/decoding), media control and centralized production (the Mountain Media Center's 70+ live event pods, two Technical Operations Centers, and 25 Cloud Control rooms enabling sub-100ms remote production), and distribution services. Cloud Control, launched in 2020, allows network production personnel to work from their offices rather than at the venue, and has now supported more than 4,500 events. MTVG Edge extends the model down-market with a hyper-mobile edge computing appliance operable by 1-4 people. The company was also an early mover in 4K (first 4K mobile unit in 2014) and 4K/HDR live broadcasting (Emmy-nominated in 2017).

MTVG generates revenue through enterprise service contracts with major U.S. broadcasters and sports leagues (Fox Sports, ESPN, NBC Sports, Sinclair/Fox Sports RSNs, Bally Sports, Chicago Sports Network, AT&T SportsNet, Altitude Sports), custom mobile unit builds for RSNs and team-owned networks (e.g., Angels Broadcast Television), Cloud Control installations under multi-year contracts, MTVG Edge subscriptions on flexible single-use, monthly, or annual terms, and live event production for entertainment properties and corporate clients. The company is privately held by the Garvin family, with founder Phil Garvin transitioning to Chairman in June 2024 and his son Nick Garvin, previously COO, taking over as CEO. MTVG is headquartered in Englewood, Colorado, and operates the 300,000-315,000 sq. ft. Mountain Media Center in nearby Centennial.

Mobile TV Group firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Mobile TV Group
Legal name
Mobile TV Group
Website
https://mobiletvgroup.com
Company type
Private
Founded year
1993
Operating status
Operating
Short description
Mobile TV Group operates one of the largest U.S. mobile live broadcast production fleets, producing 4,000+ events annually for sports leagues, regional sports networks, and entertainment clients. It builds mobile units in-house and runs a full-stack platform spanning Cloud Control remote production and the Mountain Media Center.
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Mobile TV Group industry classification

Industry
Product category
Live Broadcast Production Services
NAICS
Motion Picture and Video Production (51211), Audio and Video Equipment Manufacturing (3343)
SIC
Services-Motion Picture & Video Tape Production (7812), Radio & Tv Broadcasting & Communications Equipment (3663), Services-Allied To Motion Picture Production (7819)
akta.pro primary industry
Broadcast/Recording for Live Events (OB, Multicam, Livestream Capture) (MPAGAKAI)
akta.pro secondary industry
Collaborative Project & Workflow Orchestration (tasking, automation, pipeline integration) (MPAHANAC)

Keywords

  • Mobile production units
  • Live broadcast production
  • Remote production services
  • Cloud-based production control
  • Sports broadcasting services

Where Mobile TV Group is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Englewood
HQ country
United States
HQ region
North America

Offices2 records

Markets served

Mobile TV Group business model

Business model
GTM type
B2B
Offering type
Services
Cost components
Personnel, Operations, Technology or R&D, Infrastructure, Supply Chain, Marketing or Sales

Revenue model

  1. Live Production Services: Mobile TV Group generates revenue by providing comprehensive live broadcast production services including mobile unit deployment, on-site engineering, Cloud Control remote production, and centralized media control. Services cover professional sports leagues, collegiate sports, live music, entertainment, eSports, and corporate events. Pricing based on event production scope, unit deployment, and technology requirements.
  2. Full-Stack Platform Services: End-to-end broadcast solution including Content & Production (mobile units, robotic cameras), Contribution (signal transport, encoding/decoding), Media Control (playout, closed captioning, QC), and Distribution Services (encoding, market switching, transmission). Revenue derived from comprehensive platform subscriptions and per-event services.

Pricing tiers

ModelBillingPrice
One time/ perpetual licenseMulti-year contractCloud Control Remote Production Setup

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels3 records

Marketing channels4 records

Mobile TV Group product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Mobile TV Group designs, builds, and operates one of the largest fleets of mobile production units in the U.S., providing end-to-end live broadcast production services for professional sports leagues, regional sports networks, and entertainment events. The company delivers on-site capture, signal contribution, centralized media control, and distribution through its MTVG Production Platform, supported by proprietary technologies including Cloud Control remote production and MTVG Edge computing.

Product overview

Mobile TV Group offers a full-stack MTVG Production Platform consisting of four interconnected capability areas: Content & Production (Flex Series and HDX Series mobile units), Contribution (signal transport management), Media Control & Centralized Production (Technical Operations Centers and live event pods), and Distribution Services. Supporting products include Cloud Control remote production technology, MTVG Edge computing solution, Specialty Capture robotics, and in-house Design & Integration services. The company operates the Mountain Media Center, a 300,000 sq. ft. facility in Colorado housing production infrastructure. The portfolio spans from on-site mobile units to centralized cloud-based control, providing end-to-end live broadcast services for professional sports leagues and events.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

  • Cloud Control: MTVG's flagship remote production solution enabling personnel to work remotely with full production capabilities from network offices.
  • MTVG Edge
  • Flex Series
  • MTVG Production Platform
  • Mountain Media Center

Products and services

  • MTVG Production Platform Full-stack live broadcast platform covering on-site capture, contribution, media control, and distribution services for professional sports leagues across four interconnected capability areas.
  • Flex Series Mobile Units Fleet of custom-built mobile production units (45FLEX through 58FLEX) designed, fabricated, and integrated in-house, supporting IP, 4K/HDR, Dual Feed, and 1080P production capabilities.
  • HDX Series Mobile Units Traditional HD-SDI mobile units (23HDX through 41HDX) capable of 1080P, 1080i, or 720P production, with many featuring dual feed capabilities for regional sports network productions.
  • Cloud Control Remote production system enabling personnel to work from network offices with ultra-low latency remote control, supporting 30+ cameras, Super Slo-mo, and 4K with negligible latency (under 100 milliseconds).
  • MTVG Edge Edge computing solution combining cloud and on-site equipment for hyper-mobile production. Compact 25" x 25" system that can be shipped around the country and operated on-site or remotely with 1-4 operators.
  • Cloud-C1 Cloud-based production control unit (20'x8'x8'6") providing Cloud Control capabilities in a compact form factor, including RTS intercom panels and Evertz router panels.
  • Mountain Media Center 300,000+ sq. ft. broadcast facility in Centennial, Colorado providing Media Operations, Centralized Production, Media Control, Production Studios, and office space for broadcast technology suppliers.
  • Specialty Capture (Robotic Camera Systems) Robotic camera systems providing remote control with broadcast lens and camera, featuring 1080P and Super-Slow-Motion capabilities with Stanton controller for familiar control interface and integrated OCP for color matching.

Quantifiable outcome

  • Over half of all NBA, NHL, and MLB games on TV produced by MTVG
  • +4 more outcomes

Companies that use Mobile TV Group

Customer profile

Named customers18 records

Segments5 records

Ideal customer profiles3 records

Mobile TV Group technology and API

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Mobile TV Group partnerships and signals

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Partnerships

17 partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.

  • Angels Baseball LPcoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 March 2026MTVG partnered with Angels Baseball LP to deploy the full-stack MTVG Production Platform for Angels Broadcast Television (ABTV). Built complete broadcast network from scratch in one month, with first game airing May 1, 2026. Partnership covers on-site production, contribution, media control, and distribution services.
  • Omaha ProductionsminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerLeague One Volleyball (LOVB) partnered with both Omaha Productions and MTVG for broadcast production. Partnership helps new league address budget constraints while delivering premium volleyball broadcasts across USA Network, ESPN, and Victory+.
  • Sinclair/Fox SportscoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerSinclair/Fox Sports RSNs adopted Cloud Control remote production technology. Mike Connelly, EVP stated 'This changes the sports broadcasting industry' regarding Cloud Control capabilities.
  • Altitude SportscoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerAltitude Sports adopted Cloud Control for remote production. Ken Miller, GM & Executive Producer noted the system allows remote replication of dual feed model enabling independence to produce team storylines.
  • AT&T SportsNetcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerAT&T SportsNet adopted Cloud Control for remote production. Erica Ferrero, Senior Director noted accessing truck assets from home studio with minimal latency allows multiple approaches to broadcasts.
  • Bally SportscoreChannel Partner/ Reseller/ DistributorBally Sports is a major customer with multiple custom mobile units including 52FLEX for Columbus Blue Jackets, Cincinnati Reds, Cleveland Cavaliers, and Cleveland Guardians games.
  • Chicago Sports NetworkcoreChannel Partner/ Reseller/ DistributorCHSN partnership with 56FLEX for world-class broadcasts of Chicago White Sox, Chicago Bulls, and Chicago Blackhawks to greater Chicagoland area.
  • FOX SportscoreChannel Partner/ Reseller/ DistributorLong-term production partner for NFL on Fox and college football. Mike Davies, SVP Fox Sports stated 'We tapped MTVG to create a future-proof mobile unit for the NFL on Fox.'
  • ESPNcoreChannel Partner/ Reseller/ DistributorMajor broadcast network partner for sports production across professional and collegiate events.
  • NBC SportscoreChannel Partner/ Reseller/ DistributorMajor broadcast network partner for sports production.
  • DirecTVcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerDirecTV partnered with MTVG for first 4K/UHD/HDR live broadcast in U.S. (Penguins vs Golden Knights NHL game) and Garth Brooks 4K concert broadcast. Received Emmy nomination for 4K broadcast achievement.
  • Wide+CloseminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerMTVG backed Wide+Close venture with ARRI to revitalize streamed concerts with cinematic approach, shooting with film cameras and cinematographers.
  • EVScoreTechnology or IntegrationEVS XT-VIA servers installed in mobile units for replay and channel max capabilities. EVS established North American presence at Mountain Media Center location.
  • Grass ValleycoreTechnology or IntegrationGrass Valley equipment including LDX92/82/98/86 cameras, Kayenne K-Frame X switchers, and routers installed in Flex Series mobile units.
  • CalreccoreTechnology or IntegrationCalrec Artemis Beam and Argo audio mixers installed in mobile units for broadcast audio mixing.
  • EvertzcoreTechnology or IntegrationEvertz EXE IP Core routers and NEXX routers installed in mobile units for signal routing.
  • RTScoreTechnology or IntegrationRTS ADAM-M Matrix System and Odin Digital Intercom systems for production communications.

Scale indicators12 records

Recent moves7 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Mobile TV Group competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • Lyon Video: Lyon Video is a US-based mobile production company serving major sports leagues, college athletics, and live entertainment. It operates a similar fleet-based OB business with comparable IP and 4K capabilities, directly competing with MTVG's Flex and HDX series in the North American sports and entertainment market.
  • CP Communications: CP Communications is a US-based provider of live event broadcast production services, RF cameras, and mobile production solutions for sports and entertainment. It competes with MTVG for mid-tier and regional sports, entertainment, and corporate production contracts, with overlapping customer segments in collegiate and pro sports.
  • TNDV (Television News Digital Video): TNDV operates mobile production units across the Southeast US, serving sports, entertainment, and corporate event clients. It is a smaller-scale direct peer competing for regional and mid-tier sports and event production work that overlaps with MTVG's smaller HDX and Edge offerings.
  • Game Creek Video: Game Creek Video is a closely-held US direct competitor operating a large fleet of mobile production units serving the NFL, MLB, NHL, NBA, and major college sports. It competes head-to-head with MTVG for the same RSN, league, and network customers (e.g., Fox Sports, ESPN) with comparable HD, 4K, and IP truck offerings.
  • F&F Productions: F&F Productions is a long-established US mobile production company specializing in live sports and entertainment broadcasts. It is a direct competitor for sports league and network contracts, with a similar truck fleet model and customer base overlap with MTVG.
  • NEP Group: NEP is the largest direct competitor to MTVG, operating one of the world's biggest fleets of mobile production units and outside broadcast (OB) trucks for live sports, entertainment, and corporate events. Both companies serve the same enterprise sports broadcasters, leagues, and RSNs with similar mobile unit + crew + engineering offerings; NEP is the scale leader globally and the most directly comparable peer to MTVG's US-centric sports OB business.

Emerging players

  • Vizrt: Vizrt provides broadcast graphics, automation, and increasingly cloud-based live production tools to sports broadcasters. While not an OB truck operator, Vizrt's cloud production and graphics orchestration offerings intersect with MTVG's media control and centralized production capabilities, representing an emerging adjacent competitor as workflows move into the cloud.
  • LTN: LTN provides IP-based media transport, live video production, and cloud-enabled broadcast workflows — including mobile unit design and build capabilities (notable because MTVG hired LTN's Warren Hough as Director of Systems Integration in 2026). LTN's managed network and cloud production services intersect with MTVG's Cloud Control and contribution offerings, making it a partially-overlapping emerging competitor.

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  • Grass Valley: Grass Valley supplies the cameras (LDX92/82/98/86), switchers (Kayenne K-Frame X), and routing equipment that MTVG installs in its Flex Series mobile units. As a major broadcast equipment OEM with growing IP and cloud production offerings, Grass Valley is an enabling technology partner that could also become a competitor as production workflows virtualize.
  • EVS Broadcast Equipment: EVS is a key technology supplier (and technology partner) for MTVG, providing XT-VIA replay servers installed in mobile units and a North American presence at the Mountain Media Center. While not a direct competitor, EVS is an adjacent broadcast technology vendor whose server, replay, and IP routing products could be bundled into competing cloud or hybrid production solutions.

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Frequently asked questions about Mobile TV Group

What does Mobile TV Group do?

Mobile TV Group designs, builds, and operates one of the largest fleets of mobile production units in the U.S., providing end-to-end live broadcast production services for professional sports leagues, regional sports networks, and entertainment events. The company delivers on-site capture, signal contribution, centralized media control, and distribution through its MTVG Production Platform, supported by proprietary technologies including Cloud Control remote production and MTVG Edge computing.

Is Mobile TV Group a public or private company?

Mobile TV Group is a private company. It is classified as family owned and is currently operating.

When was Mobile TV Group founded?

Mobile TV Group was founded in 1993.

Where is Mobile TV Group based?

Mobile TV Group is headquartered in Englewood, United States, in the North America region.

How does Mobile TV Group make money?

Two revenue lines are on record. Live Production Services are the primary driver. The others are full-Stack Platform Services.

Who are Mobile TV Group's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are Lyon Video, CP Communications, TNDV (Television News Digital Video), Game Creek Video, F&F Productions and NEP Group. Emerging players are Vizrt and LTN. Others are Grass Valley and EVS Broadcast Equipment.

Does Mobile TV Group have an API?

No public API is recorded for Mobile TV Group.

What industry is Mobile TV Group in?

Mobile TV Group's product category is Live Broadcast Production Services. Its primary akta.pro industry code is MPAGAKAI, Broadcast/Recording for Live Events (OB, Multicam, Livestream Capture), with a secondary code of MPAHANAC, Collaborative Project & Workflow Orchestration (tasking, automation, pipeline integration). Its NAICS code is 51211 and its SIC code is 7812.

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Sports Video GroupInside Mountain Media Center’s Hybrid-Cloud Architecture for Live Event Production – Sports Video GroupAt the 2026 SVG Regional Sports Production Summit, Mobile TV Group EVP Peter Wehner discussed Mountain Media Center's hybrid-cloud architecture with Evertz CTO Rakesh Patel and SVP Dan Turow. The case study describes how the Denver facility modernized live-event production and delivery while addressing C-Band replacement, blending on-premises systems with scalable cloud resources for low-latency, cost-conscious delivery.Business Wire BlogMobile TV Group Launches Full Stack Production Platform Built for the New Era of Live SportsMobile TV Group announced the launch of its full-stack MTVG Production Platform, a comprehensive live broadcast solution covering on-site capture, contribution, media control, and distribution services, headquartered at the Mountain Media Center in Centennial, Colorado. The company partnered with Angels Baseball LP to deploy this platform, building a complete broadcast network from scratch in one month for their new Angels Broadcast Television, with the first game scheduled to air May 1, 2026. The platform operates across four capability areas—Content & Production, Contribution, Media Control & Centralized Production, and Distribution Services—serving professional sports leagues with integrated broadcast capabilities that replace multiple vendors.Sports Business JournalMobile TV Group launches all-in-one production platform with NBA teams in needMobile TV Group (MTVG) has launched a full-stack, turnkey production platform aimed at 13 former Main Street Sports Group NBA teams that became TV free agents after that network collapsed, offering them a ready-made solution for game production, contribution, and distribution. The company, which secretly handled production for roughly 70% of the NBA under Main Street, has 58 mobile units, 25 cloud control rooms, and a 300,000 sq. ft. facility in Colorado, positioning itself as the production engine regardless of which outlet teams choose. The NBA is simultaneously building its own production operation and plans a 2027-28 aggregated streaming hub for 20-plus teams, potentially with Google or Amazon, which could create long-term demand for MTVG's services.Arc-CdnMobile TV Group launches all-in-one production platform with NBA teams in needMobile TV Group announced a full-stack production platform for NBA teams, having produced games for about 70% of the league. The company, which also handled MLB and 4,500 live events, aims to become a front-and-center provider as local TV deals shift. The NBA may use its resources for the 2027-28 streaming hub.OcbjDiamond in the Rough: New Angels President Molly Jolly Starts Broadcast NetworkLos Angeles Angels president Molly Jolly launched Angels Broadcast Television (ABTV) in March after the team's previous broadcast partner, FanDuel Sports Network West, began winding down operations, making Jolly one of only three women to serve as presidents in Major League Baseball. The Angels purchased the 50% stake in the network from Main Street Sports Group and partnered with Mobile TV Group to operate the new regional sports network, which has seen 26% viewership growth in its first month despite the team's decade-long playoff drought. The franchise, valued at $2.8 billion, faces challenges including the departure of star player Shohei Ohtani and declining attendance, though it generated $377 million in 2025 revenue.Business Wire BlogDiversified Continues Expansion Supporting the New Era of Live SportsDiversified announced continued expansion of its sports and media capabilities to support live sports production, playout, and fan engagement. The company highlighted work with Mobile TV Group on a new media operations center, and stated it is the only integrator combining broadcast, AV, and digital experience at this scale.RadioworldOn the Ice, There’s a Third Team at WorkJoe and Jeff Geerling, a father-and-son duo, produced a YouTube video exploring the TV broadcast production operations for St. Louis Blues NHL games at the Enterprise Center. The video details three production crews operating simultaneously: one for in-arena fans, one for FanDuel Sports Network Midwest, and one for the away team, with coverage highlighting the SMPTE ST 2110 IP-based mobile unit operated by Mobile TV Group. The Geerlings documented the technical elements including atomic clock synchronization, analog copper infrastructure, and the human element behind real-time sports broadcasting.Sports Video GroupInside League One Volleyball: CMO Raquel Braun on Partnering With Omaha Productions, Mobile TV Group – Sports Video GroupLeague One Volleyball (LOVB) has partnered with Omaha Productions and Mobile TV Group (MTVG) to elevate broadcast production quality for its second season, with games airing on USA Network, ESPN, and Victory+. The league has secured primetime Wednesday night slots on USA Network while featuring 10 of the 12 U.S. Olympic medalists from Paris and the captain of the Chinese national team. The CMO discusses how these production partnerships help the new league address budget constraints while delivering premium broadcasts that position women's volleyball as a viable professional destination.