FAQs & Technical Info

Live streaming is a real-time broadcast on the internet. It allows people around the world to watch your event. It’s like a TV broadcast, or a high-quality, one-way video call.

Professional livestreaming uses several cameras to give the viewer the best experience of your event. We’ll cut between cameras live, just like in a TV studio.

Before the event, we’ll provide you with a web link to share with your online attendees. If you want, this could have a password, or it could be a private link, so you can control who has access to the broadcast.

You might also want us to broadcast onto Facebook, YouTube or Linkedin. We can do that too!

No. We’ll bring our cameras, cables, vision mixer, microphones, and all the other bits and pieces we need to deliver your livestream. You do not need to provide any equipment. We just need a standard power socket to plug in, and perhaps a table for our director to sit at.

Our broadcasts are delivered in full high-definition video. Images are captured using high-end broadcast-quality cameras and lenses. 

The quality of any video is enhanced by good lighting conditions; which will be dependent on the venue. But our equipment will ensure that your event looks as clear as possible.

We’ve got a full contingency and backup plans in place, in case anything goes wrong with our equipment. As with any live event, We can’t guarantee 100% success; but we’ll make sure we do everything within our power to make sure the broadcast runs smoothly. 

This will depend on the package you choose. We offer packages from a single-camera, up to 4 or even more cameras.