Kai Tak Sports Park production: what a live video team actually runs
Kai Tak is not a black-box theatre. Arena video, LED walls, ribbon boards and crowd tools have to share one show-call with the venue and the sport. Mixberry Atelier has run that stack at Kai Tak for FIVB Volleyball Nations League Hong Kong 2026 and for men’s handball at the 15th National Games.
What “production at Kai Tak” usually means
For a sports window it is the live picture the crowd and cameras see: multi-camera switching, media-server playout to the jumbotron, ribbon LED, match graphics and scoreboard integration, plus optional Fans Cam for crowd moments. House lighting and the venue’s own broadcast contracts still sit with the park and rights holders — we specify what Mixberry operates, not what we do not.
Shows we have already run there
VNL Hong Kong 2026 (8–12 July) used Hirender playout, large-format LED, ribbon LED, scoreboard graphics and Fans Cam. National Games men’s handball (November 2025) used multi-camera switching, arena LED feeds, Fans Cam and crowd-decibel engagement at Kai Tak Arena — Hong Kong’s first time co-hosting the Games with the Greater Bay Area.
How to brief a Kai Tak video team
Send date, competition or show format, which LED surfaces are in play, whether Fans Cam or Prism software should sit beside the match mix, and who owns the scoreboard data feed. English and Chinese show-call are normal for Mixberry. Start from the contact form — we reply within one business day.
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Questions this page answers
Does Mixberry own Kai Tak’s LED walls?+
No. We operate live video, media-server playout and engagement tools on the surfaces specified for the show. Venue infrastructure stays with the park.
Can you add Fans Cam without replacing the existing video vendor?+
Yes. Mixberry Prism (including Camplay Arena) is built to sit beside a production you already run. At Kai Tak we have also delivered the full video stack when that is the brief.