IMS Productions Take Pac-12 Network Mobile

College sports network adds Killer Frost production truck

Author:: Michael Balderston
Publish date:: Sep 28, 2016

INDIANAPOLIS—IMS Productions is heading off to college, or at least its Killer Frost mobile production truck is. IMS will provide its customized mobile production unit to the Pac-12 Network for the purpose of supporting multicam productions for as many as 100 Pac-12 live Olympic sport events.

The Killer Frost truck provided to the Pac-12 Network has been configured to meet the IP production model specifications and broadcast needs for Pac-12 Networks. The truck is expected to be used to cover baseball, softball, lacrosse, water polo, track and field, and more sports broadcasts.

IMS Productions is an Indianapolis-based multimedia production company.

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