The Livestream ExpertsLivestream production in New York City
We are based in Brooklyn and we work on site. Multicamera capture, live switching, a broadcast audio mix separate from the room, and delivery to every platform at once. Running since 2004.
All five boroughs, and out from there.
A service-area business rather than a storefront. The rig travels; the standard does not change with the postcode.
- Brooklyn, NY
- Manhattan, NY
- Queens, NY
- The Bronx, NY
- Staten Island, NY
- Westchester County, NY
- Long Island, NY
- Northern New Jersey
A control room, in your room.
Live Switching
Multi-camera, real-time graphics and lower-thirds, seamless transitions, remote presenters, pre-recorded videos. Cut live to any source.
Camera Operations
Cinema and/or PTZ robotic cameras with experienced operators. Dynamic shot composition for full coverage of your event.
Multicasting
Stream to YouTube, Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitch and custom sites at once with individual, optimized feeds.
Sound Engineering
Capture, mix, and audio reinforcement with live monitoring. Crystal-clear broadcast audio, dialed in for the stream and the room.
Repurpose & ROI
Highlight reels, social clips, and promo cut-downs that keep working long after the lights go down. Content for the next event and beyond.
Virtual Events
Fully virtual and hybrid productions. Presenters and audiences join from anywhere, with interactive engagement built in.
$8–20k per day, for most shows.
Smaller single-camera shows start around $4k. Under that we're not the right call, and we'll point you to someone who is.
- Three to four operated cameras, cinema or PTZ
- Live switching with branded graphics and lower-thirds
- A dedicated broadcast audio mix, separate from the room
- Simulcast to your platforms, each feed optimized for its destination
- A full technical rehearsal the day before
- Archival masters and ISOs delivered within 24 hours
Every show is scoped to the room. Fewer cameras for an intimate benefit, a full broadcast package for a multi-day conference. The standard doesn't move, the shape does.
The unglamorous detail.
What a Corporate Livestream Costs: $4,000 to $20,000
The price curve is a step function, not a slope. What one camera buys, what forces you into a switcher, and why crew is the line that really scales.
Questions to Answer Before You Ask for a Livestream Quote
The intake list we actually use, and why each answer moves the number: sound, microphones, destinations, lighting, internet and when to rehearse.
How to Choose a Live Streaming Setup for a Corporate Event
What actually decides whether your event needs two cameras or six: the room, the audience, and the stakes. A working guide to scoping a corporate livestream.
Tell us the room, and roughly what has to happen in it.
That is enough to size the job. If it turns out we are not the right call, we will say so and point you at somebody who is.