Live event streaming is the difference between an event and an experience people outside the room actually give a damn about.
We handle the multi-camera setups, the audio engineering, the platform logistics, the hybrid headaches, and the 47 things that could go wrong so you don't have to white-knuckle it through your own event. Show up. We'll handle the rest of the internet.
Two decades of live production means we've already encountered the thing that would ruin your event — and we built a contingency for it before you even hired us. Redundant systems, backup equipment, and a crew that treats "the stream just went down" like a puzzle, not a panic attack.
Pre-event technical scouting, day-of setup and execution, post-event recording delivery — our live streaming services don't start when the cameras go hot. They start weeks before you shake the first hand.
Your in-room audience wants spectacle. Your remote audience wants to feel like they're not watching a conference call from 1997. We engineer the experience for both simultaneously, which is significantly harder than it sounds and exactly why you're talking to us.
Fine. You twisted our arm. We'll let you in on our top-secret live event production process. This stays between us. The NDA is implied.
We sit down, drink an irresponsible amount of coffee, and get into the specifics of your event — scope, venue, platform, audience size, streaming destinations, technical requirements, and whatever logistical nightmares you've been quietly dreading. This is where we map the whole thing out and you exhale for the first time.
Our production team does a venue walkthrough, or a virtual one if logistics demand it, to assess internet infrastructure, power requirements, camera positions, acoustic situation, and every other variable standing between your event and a flawless broadcast. We take notes on things you didn't even know to worry about. You're welcome.
Day of, we arrive early, set up the full production environment, run our pre-show checks with the intensity of a NASA launch sequence, and then execute a live event video production that makes it look effortless — because 22 years of doing this is what effortless looks like when it's done right.

Before a single cable gets unspooled, we need to understand your event. The audience size, the platform, the venue's infrastructure, the level of production value you're after, and whether you've ever done something like this before (no judgment — we've onboarded people who thought a Ring doorbell camera was "basically the same thing").
Our complimentary consultation is the part where we figure all of that out together and build a production plan that doesn't collapse under the weight of reality on event day.

A corporate shareholder meeting doesn't need the same setup as a live concert or a nonprofit gala. The camera count changes. The platform changes. The audio requirements change. The degree to which things need to go exactly right changes.
We don't sell packages. We scope production. From a single-camera executive town hall to a multi-platform hybrid event with interactive audience features, our live production services are built around what your event actually needs.

The Kind of Live Event Partner You Actually Call Back
One flawless live stream and most clients never look for another vendor again. That's either a testament to our work or a commentary on how badly the industry has set the bar on the floor — probably both, honestly.
What we know is that once you've experienced a live event production where nothing went catastrophically wrong, where your remote audience felt like they were actually there, and where you weren't fielding panicked texts during your own keynote, you tend to want that again.
Corporate events, town halls, conferences, product launches, nonprofit galas, hybrid summits, virtual panels, worship services, sporting events, concerts — if it's happening and there's an audience somewhere who can't physically be there, we can stream it. The more logistically complicated it sounds, the more we start salivating a little.
YouTube Live, LinkedIn Live, Facebook Live, Vimeo, Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Hopin, private enterprise platforms, custom streaming destinations — and yes, we can push to multiple simultaneously if you want to be literally everywhere at once. Which, frankly, you should.
Hybrid event production is basically our villain origin story — it's where most production companies either refuse to go or show up underprepared. We've built our live event production workflow around the hybrid format specifically because it's the hardest to do well and the most common thing clients actually need. Short answer: yes, emphatically.
We show up with redundant internet solutions — cellular bonding, backup connections, and contingency protocols baked into every production. Is it theoretically possible for everything to fail simultaneously? Sure, technically anything is possible. Is it the kind of thing that happens on our productions? Not with the frequency that keeps us up at night, no.
Depends on scope — number of cameras, stream duration, platform complexity, crew size, equipment requirements, and whether your venue was built in 1987 with the electrical infrastructure to match. We don't publish flat rates because flat rates are how people show up to complex events underequipped. What we do is scope it properly in your free consultation and give you a number that doesn't come with any "oh by the way" surprises later.
We bring everything — cameras, switcher, audio gear, lighting, encoding hardware, cables, stands, and the existential fortitude to remain calm when something unexpected happens 10 minutes before go-live. You just need to show up with your event and your speakers. We handle the rest.
Yes. Post-event recording delivery is standard. You're also not locked into the raw stream cut — we can discuss whether you want additional post-production editing on the recorded version to turn it into a proper on-demand asset. Most clients want both. We support both.