Your stream is part of the show
Most event streams are an afterthought: one camera at the back of the room, the slides too small to read, and audio picked up from a speaker on the wall. Viewers drop off in minutes.
We produce the stream the same way we produce the room. Cameras are placed for the program, a switcher operator cuts between the speaker and the slides, and the audio is mixed separately for people listening at home. With layouts like picture-in-picture, viewers can see the presenter and the slide at the same time, the way they would in the room.
One crew for the room and the stream
Because the same team runs the sound, video and stream, nothing gets lost between vendors. The microphones that feed the room feed the stream; the slides on the room screens are the slides in the stream; and one producer follows your run of show for both.
How we plan it
Before the event, we confirm the internet connection with your venue, set up the streaming destination with you and agree on the graphics and layouts. On the day, we run a test stream before doors open, so you can check it from your own phone or laptop.
