Take your next event, seminar or gig online with live streaming services and an edited live multi camera shoot…
Over the last few years, our livestreaming work has grown alongside the other work we do…
We now offer a full multi-camera live-streaming set up which incorporates multiple cameras and can also take the input of pre-recorded video content or other content via a laptop.
The Blackmagic Atem Mini Pro enables this magic to happen and has been a great addition to our in-house equipment line up!
This little device enables up to 4 cameras or a mix of cameras and laptop/ipad/etc feeds to be inputted and then live edited and streamed online to your site of choice.
With so many events turning into online events, this equipment enables us to take event production up a level. So rather than a zoom seminar, have a professionally filmed and edited stream. Rather than filming a gig on a mobile – recreate that feeling of watching a show with multiple camera angles, edited live.
Some of the features of the setup include…
- The Atem Mini Pro can have 4 cameras run into it live and these can either be static or manned by camera operators. Events could be filmed by just a single camera or be fully covered with operated cameras. We can add the option of talkback between the director and camera operators, meaning they can be given instructions for what to film and when – enabling perfect shots to be got for the stream.
- Remove a camera and have an input from a laptop to have a separate feed of a PowerPoint presentation, pre-made video content, photo slideshow etc. This can be cut to when required or used with the Picture-in-Picture option so you can be still seen whilst talking over a full screen image of the content.
- Pre-loaded images can be added to the Atem Mini Pro and cut to during the live stream. For example if a new speaker is coming on stage, a screen can be cut to during the switch over on stage.
- The AMP records the TX (transmission) edit which is streamed so it can be used on other sites, edited into other content etc
The world is more or less back to normal since Covid and the demand for live-streaming is not what it was, however, we often ask people putting on events whether they want to reach an audience who can’t make the event or not?
By live-streaming, you can reach those who can’t make it and those abroad who perhaps could never make it. Monetize the online viewing and make it part of the event rather than an afterthought.
We recently live-streamed multiple days of events for Pundarika UK, the 4th annual Memorial Event for Freeman Brothers Funeral Directors, seminars for The 3Million in London and more.
Below are some examples of livestreaming work…
In September 2020, we did an operated multi-camera live stream at the new Rec2 venue in Horsham for 80s rock cover band Iron Tyger. This event utilized the Pay To View feature on Facebook as well. Then again in April 2021, we did another livestream for the band to celebrate their 11th birthday…
Here’s a short video of the team getting set up for the Iron Tyger live stream…
How do you want your next live streamed gig to look?
The Horsham Film Festival 2021 awards night took place via a livestreamed event in March 2021. We had multiple cameras working in multiple areas in the venue plus VT input into the stream via a laptop. Take a look below…
We launched HFF21 with a multi-camera setup for a live chat event. Covered by 4 cameras, one on each speaker and a wide shot, edited live and streamed to an audience on Facebook, asking questions for the panel during the event.
Here’s a live streamed chat we ran with filmmaker and author Paul Dudbridge, in partnership with his publisher Michael Weise Productions.
We also livestreamed the Youth Company production of The Dark Room for Guildford Shakespeare Company – in the absence of audiences at this point in time, they decided to enable parents to see the show via a livestream.
Filming the Dark Room production
We have the cameras in-house and the streaming solution to take your next event online in a frankly awesome way.
There’s a couple of options available regarding equipment set ups depending on your budget, with a minimum two man crew to set up and run all the equipment.
So if you’d like to discuss our live streaming services and us covering your next event or even turning a planned event into a filmed virtual one, get in touch and let’s talk!
