Our Webcast Production Advantages

• • Multi-camera feeds assure quality live-action video footage at any angle including 4K aerial shots.

• • Lower thirds, picture-in-picture frames and quality graphics deliver television-like live stream webcasts.

• • Audio mixing with an assortment of professional microphones assures quality sound.

• • Professional lighting for the perfect live stream video webcast exposure.
  • High-definition video camera feeds output to large displays at your event.

• • Simultaneous webcasts to multiple internet sites that engage larger audiences.

• • Instant post-event recorded video archives of each live streamed production.

• • Optional pay-per-views that may generate extra revenue from audiences worldwide.

• • VIP media tent to meet and greet audiences using our PA system at events.
  • Setup of our live stream mobile studio equipment anywhere in the USA!

Behind The Scenes Tips

• • Outdoor lighting is your best natural light. The best time of day to shoot video footage is in the couple hours after sunrise and the couple hours before sunset, also known as The Golden Hours.

• • Greenscreen productions (also are known as chromakey), can place your subject(s) in an environment with a creative graphic as their backdrop. Lighting is essential in the process of keying around your subjects. We have found that lighting placed a minimum distance of 2 feet in front of the green screen and then by placing your subject(s) with separate lighting a minimum of 4 feet in front of the lit greenscreen generally works fine for quality chromakeys.

• • One of the most critical factors of a successful live stream is having a good connection to the internet with the appropriate speed needed for a quality viewer experience. It is best to have a direct hardwire line connection with limited users on that line, extra users on the internet connection may use essential bandwidth needed and cause your live stream to drop. We suggest using WIFI only as a backup. Multiple users of WIFI at an event may cause limited or fluctuating bandwidth for a live stream to drop. Be sure to do a speed test on your streaming device before the actual live stream production.