Government Video Expo 2015 successfully held in Washington DC

WASHINGTON DC, United States (K24)—Government Video Expo 2015, a technology-related exhibition was successfully held December 1 to 3 in Washington DC.

Government Video Expo is one of the largest East Coast technology events designed for video, broadcast and AV professionals and features. “A full exhibit floor, numerous training options, free seminars, keynotes, panel discussions, networking opportunities, and the Briefing Zone, a new educational series,” are parts of this exhibition.
K24 technicians attended this expo to explore the cutting-edge video technologies and techniques. Multiple conferences and seminars were going on at the expo. National Drone Show was one of the best-attended events.

More than 175 suppliers, dealers and distributors were featured in the Government Video Expo where the attendees could explore the latest video equipment.

The event brought together a community of video production, post, digital media and broadcast professionals.

Video has recently played a large role in law enforcement and the topic has been receiving extensive mainstream news coverage. Cathy Lanier, police chief of the Washington, D.C. Police Department and Bob Blakley, Captain of the Fairfax County PoliceDepartment in Northern Virginia addressed this new phase in society.

“With July’s announcement that the Washington D.C. Police Dept. is expanding its deployment of body-worn cameras, Chief Lanier’s take on the issue will be widely anticipated. Captain Blakley is one of the leaders of Fairfax County’s Body-Worn Camera initiative and was recently appointed Chair of the newly created Body-Worn Camera working group by the Metropolitan Washington Council of Government,” the expo  website announced.

The event included numerous workshops, speeches and other events in the hope to inspire the attendees who were involved in filming and TV industry or use video for other purposes.