In 2021 and 2022, when COVID-19 moved I/O online, TCV also owned production: the team shifted the operation to a remote capture model and still delivered 100+ sessions, many of which are still used today.
The system had to coordinate product teams, speakers, studios, editors, automation, review gates, and launch timing without letting quality collapse under event pressure.
TCV Studio founders on the set of Google I/O 2022
Playlist of select Google I/O content
This is what we do.
Led the post-production team behind 1,000+ technical sessions across eight I/O events and multiple Google product teams, with a small core team supported by a global network of producers, production specialists, and editors. We maintained high quality even when facing intense challenges, impossible deadlines, COVID-19, and managing hundreds of speakers.
We scaled Google's flagship developer content by delivering 1,000+ product-aligned sessions on time across eight I/O events. These were published on Google for Developers and Google product channels, embedded in documentation, and adapted for social media to further extend their reach. The repeatable templates and workflows we established continue to be used to this day.
Coordinated reviews with hundreds of global speakers and product stakeholders, including intense late-stage revisions within a high-pressure, multi-week timeline. The footage came from three physical studios in Sunnyvale, NYC, and London, plus remote presenters across the globe.
High-volume delivery
Complete control.
Led the post-production team behind 1,000+ sessions across eight I/O events, plus production in 2021 and 2022.
Leadership review on nearly every session to prevent last-minute regressions.
High-volume editorial teams onboarded in a tiered structure to ensure peak staffing during busiest periods.
Took in three weeks of simultaneous recordings from three global hubs (Sunnyvale, NYC, London), plus remote sessions recorded by speakers at home.
Remote capture lanes and control-room visibility, run by TCV in 2021 and 2022.
A three-phase system tuned for I/O launch velocity.
System setup, staffing, speaker coordination, scheduling, and workflow hardening before capture begins.
Studio and remote capture lanes in parallel with staggered editorial onboarding to meet throughput goals.
Staggered delivery, QA reviews, and channel-ready assets timed to the developer keynote launch.
Post-production at conference scale.
- Owned post-production for every I/O event from 2015 to 2023, and production too in 2021 and 2022.
- Built the operational source of truth and enforced team alignment across multiple product pillars and stakeholders.
- Managed budgets, vendor selection, operations, and training for global teams.
- Led post-production workflow development, QA gates, and delivery readiness.
- Ran remote production at scale in 2021 and 2022, with global kit logistics during COVID-era constraints.
Partner teams operating inside the production environment.
One source of truth, automated execution, leadership QA.
A single source-of-truth tracker governed by a small core team and distributed out to sub-teams to prevent shadow workflows and misalignment.
Custom Apps Script automations handled assignments and reviews so 1-2 post managers could onboard large editor cohorts in a single day.
Nearly every session was reviewed by TCV leadership before release to uphold craft standards under aggressive launch deadlines.
Developer-first delivery across multiple channels.
- Technical sessions (1,000+ across eight I/O events)
- Developer keynote edits (livestream polished versions)
- Social cutdowns and thumbnails
- Livestreams, recaps, promos, and experimental formats
Ongoing post-production partner with operational authority.
TCV was trusted to lead the post-production operation, design the workflow, and enforce the system. The team owned editorial staffing, coordination, QA, and delivery while aligning with internal stakeholders on launch priorities. We owned post-production every year, and production in 2021 and 2022; Google owned scripts, content development, and channel publishing.
The result was a resilient workflow that supported last-minute changes without breaking delivery commitments.
For Google I/O 2026, TCV Studio returned to supervise post-production and QC for about 65 sessions recorded across studios in Sunnyvale, New York, and London, plus live sessions, then delivered recap, cutdown, and social videos for the Google I/O team.
Developers. Every workflow decision prioritized technical accuracy, launch timing, and developer channel readiness.
Google I/O Developer Content 2015–2023 & 2026
Studio aligned around one production system.
Remote capture lanes for the 2021 and 2022 events.
On-site capture and live event integration.