Picture and performance
Camera coverage is planned around the artists, audience, stage layout, lighting, sight lines, and rhythm of the show.
Carry the room beyond the room
Live Music and Festivals
Multi-camera concert and festival production with broadcast audio integration, recording, graphics, and live delivery.
Built around the event
The production should feel invisible. The result should not.
A music stream is not a security-camera feed with louder audio. We coordinate camera coverage, program audio, graphics, recording, platform requirements, and event timing as a broadcast.
- Multi-camera concert and festival coverage
- Integration with front-of-house or dedicated broadcast audio
- Custom titles, sponsor inventory, and schedule graphics
- High-bitrate recording for post-event use
- Social, private-player, simulcast, and PPV delivery
- Mobile production for indoor and outdoor venues
Production scope
Every part of the signal chain has an owner.
The production plan connects cameras, sound, graphics, connectivity, recording, and delivery to the audience outcome.
Broadcast audio
We coordinate with front of house or a dedicated broadcast mix so the remote audience receives more than a room feed.
Recording and distribution
Platform delivery, sponsor elements, high-bitrate recordings, and post-event needs are defined before doors open.
Production process
Plan the failure points before the event is live.
- 01Confirm the lineup, schedule, venue, audience, platforms, rights, and recording needs.
- 02Coordinate stage access, camera positions, lighting, audio feeds, power, connectivity, and credentials.
- 03Build and test titles, schedules, sponsor graphics, audio, encoding, and recordings.
- 04Produce the show and verify delivery, files, and any agreed archive workflow.
Common questions
What clients need to know before show day.
Can you use the venue's front-of-house mix?
Yes, when appropriate. We coordinate signal format, routing, levels, and testing with the audio team; some productions benefit from a dedicated broadcast mix.
Can you cover an outdoor festival?
Yes. The plan accounts for stages, distance, weather exposure, power, communications, connectivity, schedules, and crew movement.
Can the concert be sold as pay-per-view?
Yes. The production can integrate with an established access and payment provider for paid live or time-limited on-demand viewing.
Will we receive a recording?
Recording format, resolution, isolated sources, delivery method, and post-event use are defined in the production scope.
From signal to audience