A member of WWE’s production crew has lauded the organization’s progressive and inventive initiatives as it progresses beyond the Kevin Dunn era.
Christopher Watts, a prominent person in WWE’s production, recently engaged in a conversation with Nathan Grissom where he shed light on his admiration for the company’s operations. His words were,
“What I appreciate about WWE is their forward-thinking approach, which has been particularly evident with the new team members they have onboard. They constantly keep an eye on groundbreaking technology and how they can innovate. They even encourage their employees to share any exciting concepts or practices that the company has not yet explored.”
WWE’s propensity for innovative technology is seen in their use of Augmented Reality (AR), enabling digitally designed structures to materialize on screens without being present physically. Elaborating on this, Watts stated,
“It’s really remarkable how AR technology is used in WWE. When wrestlers make their entry, the arena is adorned with AR graphics that seem to move in sync with the camera movements. When this practice was first introduced, it was seen as a significant upgrade in our production techniques.”
The former head of WWE’s production, Kevin Dunn, resigned in late 2023 following a lengthy stint with the company. Dunn’s position has been filled by Lee Fitting.
A detailed conversation between Nathan Grissom and Christopher Watts discussing these advancements can be viewed in the video below:
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