Where we work
- General sessions, panels, awards, launches, and conferences
- Concerts, performances, and live stages
- Multi-room events sharing content and cameras
- Programs requiring recording, streaming, overflow, or remote participation
Live video
Live video built around what the audience needs to see.
LED walls, projection, playback, switching, cameras, recording, streaming, and show feeds.
See the program
Every screen should show the right thing at the right time.
We plan source formats, playback, switching, screen size, sightlines, camera coverage, recording, and remote destinations.
Book the complete video department or only the display, playback, camera, or switching support you need.
Video production projects and capabilities
What we cover
- LED walls, projection, screens, and confidence monitors
- Presentation, graphics, video, and playback
- Switching, scaling, routing, and screen layouts
- Cameras, IMAG, recording, streaming, and feeds
On every screen
Content enters once. The right picture goes everywhere.
Room screens and outgoing feeds are planned as one video system.
LED walls and projection
Processors, screens, confidence monitors, and overflow displays.
Playback and graphics
Decks, video rolls, graphics, loops, and backup sources.
Switching and processing
Inputs, scaling, routing, layouts, distribution, and switching.
Cameras and IMAG
Positions, shot coverage, directing, and image magnification.
Recording and streaming
Show feeds for editing, archiving, press, streaming, and overflow.
Video crew
Playback, graphics, camera, switching, and engineering specialists.
Video operation
From source file to live switch.
Content is checked before the audience sees it.
Advance
Confirm formats, aspect ratios, sources, destinations, and owners.
Engineer
Match displays, processing, switching, cameras, routing, and crew.
Rehearse
Run decks, videos, camera moves, screen changes, and recording paths.
Switch
Keep content, cameras, screens, and feeds aligned with the program.
Connected video
Every screen has a source. Every source has an owner.
The video team coordinates with content owners, presenters, venue AV, audio, lighting, recording, streaming, and network teams.
DisplaysLED walls, projection, processors, confidence monitors, and sightlines.
ContentFiles, versions, playback, graphics, and backups.
CamerasPositions, coverage, directing, IMAG, and communications.
Outgoing feedsRecording, streaming, press, overflow, and remote destinations.
VenueHouse systems, rigging, power, signal, network, and access.
Around video
Build the rest of the room.
Add production, lighting, or audio.
Start with the screens
What does the audience need to see?
Bring the date, venue, program, content plan, and required destinations.