Eden Esports is excited to announce a partnership with h8r.gg to present FemmeFury: Queens of the Server, a pilot event for the future series of female competitions.
What makes this event truly special is that despite having a full-scale production with two-caster setup, observing with flying cameras, replays, custom HUD, animations and transitions, various overlays with stats, banner and video advertisement and several video feeds for live streaming and data feed purposes — there will be zero broadcasting crew involved. Only talents and players on the server.
FemmeFurry will become the first event to be broadcasted using the Pocket Production, a fully cloud-based studio powered by game data and automation tools. The set of technologies allows a smooth and professional streaming experience, providing the quality of a modern tier2 event production but only at a fraction of a cost.
Esports, unlike traditional sports, is built on data. Every click, every step on the server is data. And every piece of data can be processed and become a trigger for action. Solutions like Pocket Production may never replace broadcast at a top tier but can surely handle the needs of a solid majority of esports online events in the foreseeable future. A good quality production that requires no investment, no physical space, and is scalable in a matter of minutes, can significantly lower the cost of esports events we witness today. Creating new opportunities on the market and even improving the integrity of online events. We're happy to be among the first to test it.Sergey Bidzan, CEO of Eden Esports:
FemmeFurry will be hosted between 7th and 14th of July, taking advantage of the season break and bringing female competition into the spotlight. 16 teams will compete for a prize pool of $5,000.
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