Broadcasting & live streaming

Multicamera production for a live audience

A broadcast needs its own direction. We plan camera positions, sound, graphics and switching around the performance, so the online audience can follow the show rather than watch a single distant view of the stage.

The production can combine venue cameras, remote contributors, presentation feeds and pre-recorded content. We work with the event team on the programme, then build a signal path from the venue to the chosen streaming destinations.

From the technical survey to transmission

Before the event, we review the venue, connectivity, camera access, audio feeds and delivery requirements. The camera plan and running order are rehearsed with the artist or event team. During the show, the director, vision mixer and streaming crew follow one agreed cue sequence.

• Camera and audio planning
• Live switching, titles and presentation graphics
• Stream encoding, monitoring and recording
• Delivery to public platforms or ticketed online access

Example: one concert, two audiences

The venue audience sees the stage; viewers online receive a directed mix of performance shots, close-ups and show graphics. An opening film, a guest joining remotely and the final encore all sit inside the same broadcast plan. Recording and post-event edits can be included in the scope.

Plan your broadcast

Share your date, venue, programme length, expected audience and preferred viewing platform. Tell us whether the stream is public or ticketed, which crews are already booked and whether you need an edited recording. We use that brief to define the crew, equipment and delivery plan.