AI, cloud workflows and real-time rendering are reshaping how content is made and delivered, and London gathers that debate in May. MPTS Media Production & Technology Show 2027 takes place on 12 and 13 May 2027 at the Grand Hall, Olympia, bringing manufacturers, software vendors and production teams together for hands-on demos and focused sessions.
Dates and venue at Olympia
MPTS runs in the Grand Hall of the Olympia Exhibition Centre on 12 and 13 May 2027. The layout concentrates demo areas and seminar rooms, so plan logistics if your agenda includes visits to specific stands or ticketed training sessions.
Exhibitors and company mix
The exhibitor list spans camera vendors, audio manufacturers, network infrastructure suppliers and post-production software houses. Confirmed names include Sony Europe, Avid, Genelec, Netgear and RØDE, reflecting a show focused on equipment and solutions for shooting, studio work and broadcast transmission.
Program highlights and dedicated areas
The show program includes AI Training, Post Production World Europe, a Creator Hub and the SMPTE Media Technology Conference Europe. Manufacturers run seminar stages and there is an Innovation Gallery alongside live creator content. These areas combine practical demos with sessions led by technical and creative leads.
Key figures
Previous editions show the event scale. The last edition brought together 13,876 attendees and more than 300 exhibitors and sponsors. Use these figures to size your outreach and prioritise which companies to approach during the two days.
B2B prospecting in a compact schedule
Build a prospecting route from the exhibitor list and allocate time slots for demos. Target vendors that complement your technical offering and block sessions such as SMPTE or Post Production World Europe where decision-makers are likely to present. Bring concise technical collateral and fast links to digital resources to send after each meeting. Capture demo outcomes and next steps in a single tracker so you can convert contacts into follow-up actions quickly.
What to prioritise by discipline
If you work in post-production, focus on the Post Production World area and the Innovation Gallery to assess AI-assisted workflows. Audio professionals should visit monitor and microphone stands. Teams focused on virtual production should prioritise tracking and real-time render demos.
Wrap up on-site by syncing notes and uploading promised materials to your CRM before leaving the venue. For programme details, exhibitor listings and registration, check the official site at http://www.mediaproductionshow.com and align your two-day plan to the stages and exhibitors most relevant to your product or service offering.
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