Puget Systems turns its NAB 2026 booth into a live programming stage, with Corridor Digital filming VFX Artists React in front of an audience for the first time.
Puget Systems is at NAB 2026 with a dedicated programming stage showing exactly how its hardware can power live broadcasting.
We missed the live taping of Corridor Digital's popular YouTube series VFX Artists React yesterday, the first time the show has been performed in front of a live audience. The stage itself was designed and built by Form Studios, and powered by Puget Systems 9950X Rackstations. It's not up on YouTube yet, but we'll drop the recording in below when it is.
However, the good news is that there's another one today! VFX Artists Debunk UFOs and AI Shopping Scams LIVE sounds like something very worth being present for and takes place at 12.30pm on booth N2571.
Beyond the Corridor Digital sessions, the booth is running a stack of presentations, panels and creator-led talks over the next two days. Speakers include Jon Bach and Matt Bach from Puget Systems, Juan Guerrero from ASUS ProArt, Conrad Curtis of Beeble AI, and Amy DeLouise of #GALSNGEAR, with additional sessions covering virtual production, VFX methodology and hardware trends.
Here's the schedule for today:
10:00 AM
From the Mandalorian to the Marketing Suite: Creating Branded Content at Scale with Virtual Production
Justin Poirier, Door G
11:00 AM
District Cinema × Beeble AI: Portable Virtual Production, from Suite to Screen
John Makar, District Cinema
Conrad Curtis, Beeble AI
12:00 PM
PreVis to VirProd in Realtime – Latest Tips and Tricks by the Experts
David Stapp, Form Studios
Joe Ross, Door G
Paul Pianezza, Realdream
John Canning, AMD
Jackie Cooper, CG Pro
12:30 PM
VFX Artists Debunk UFOs and AI Shopping Scams LIVE
Corridor Crew
2:30 PM
Gaussian Splats in Virtual Production
Shawn Herold, Form Studios
David Stapp, Form Studios
3:30 PM
Meet the Entire Corridor Crew, Q&A, and Convention Sign Off
Corridor Crew
3:00 – 6:00 PM
The Puget Experience Happy Hour sponsored by PNY – Enjoy a free drink during Corridor Digital’s last session of the show
Puget Systems Team & Corridor Crew
Puget Systems hardware also appears across several partner booths at the LVCC. In the ASUS ProArt booth (#N3032), workstations running the Intel Core Ultra 270K Plus demonstrate DaVinci Resolve and AI Arch Design performance. At the Maxon booth (#N2741), a Puget laptop is running workflows across ZBrush, Cinema 4D, Redshift and Red Giant. And in the Evercast booth, Puget workstations are powering locally hosted post-production review sessions with up to 4K, 10-bit 4:4:4 color and 7.1 surround.