Streaming

Live streaming is a great way to let people watch a business or private event which they can’t attend, either because they are too far, because of restrictions like Covid, or because the venue is too small to host all the people who would attend. 

Like regular filming, live streaming requires video, audio, and lighting equipment, but also a streaming device sending the video signal to a streaming platform like Vimeo, YouTube, Facebook and others. After having streamed hundreds of events, you can trust us when we say that the key to a successful streaming experience, at least for business and private events, is to have a very good onsite internet connection, be it wired, Wi-Fi, or 4G/5G. 

Additionally, unlike regular filming where we can start/stop/move the cameras as much as we want, knowing that all the shaky, blurry, irrelevant parts will be cut out in post-production editing, live streaming is for an online audience who expects a great viewer experience, almost like an already finished and polished edited video. It is this last aspect that requires experience and talent.