π₯ We organize multi-camera broadcasts in FullHD and 4K to the Internet and screens
β¨ We worked with BI-2, Arbenina, Therr Maitz, Brainstorm
πΉ Top equipment β 4K cinema cameras and a set of optics, stabilizer, crane up to 16 meters
π΄ We hold live broadcasts on any social networks, own player
β¨ We provide a clear picture and crystal clear sound
π‘ We bring our own Internet access point
πΎ We record the concert broadcast
π We work in St. Petersburg, Moscow and all over Russia
π΅ Honest estimates β from 30,000 RUB per turnkey broadcast
Our skilled hands β your live broadcasts.
Simple broadcast of close-ups on screens with the ability to display splash screens and videos
experienced broadcast director who manages operators and switches cameras
concert broadcast pros
assembles the video path and monitors its operation during the broadcast
broadcast cameras with telephoto lenses on heavy tripods
reliable hardware switcher for switching cameras
for content output
SDI, HDMI, optical, power and other cables with spare
communication between all crew members and broadcast indication
for broadcasting and quick content upload, including by other contractors at the control booth
Broadcast with a moving camera on screens with the ability to display splash screens and videos
experienced broadcast director who manages operators and switches cameras
concert broadcast pros
assembles the video path and monitors its operation during the broadcast
two broadcast cameras with telephoto lenses on heavy tripods, one moving camera on a wireless channel
reliable hardware switcher for switching cameras
for content output
SDI, HDMI, optical, power and other cables with spare
communication between all crew members and broadcast indication
for broadcasting and quick content upload, including by other contractors at the control booth
Broadcast on 4 cameras with VJ work
experienced broadcast director who manages operators and switches cameras
concert broadcast pros
assembles the video path and monitors its operation during the broadcast
VJ for outputting content and footage, as well as applying effects
two broadcast cameras with telephoto lenses on heavy tripods, two moving cameras on wireless channels
reliable hardware switcher for switching cameras
with Resolume and controllers for managing content and effects
SDI, HDMI, optical, power and other cables with spare
communication between all crew members and broadcast indication
for broadcasting and quick content upload, including by other contractors at the control booth
A proper contractor who has been organizing online concert broadcasts for years has a team of proven specialists. Operators, technicians, video directors β all team members must have experience specifically in live broadcasts. Because shooting films, commercials, and music videos is great, but when an operator has only a few seconds to build an expressive shot at the director's command, and the director knows in what sequence to put that shot to air, that is worth a lot. And do not forget about the video technician. A video technician is not a person who knows how to fix problems that have arisen, but one who knows how to prevent them. Always ask whether the contractor and their team have experience in concert and show broadcasts.
Even watching a broadcast on a smartphone screen, a viewer wants to see a high-definition picture. Not to mention if the video is watched on plasma screens or projectors. Fortunately, now you can access the Internet even from a home theater. A proper contractor to whom you entrust the organization of a concert broadcast must have cameras producing FullHD or 4K picture. In addition to cameras, the package should include professional equipment directly for the broadcast itself: a switcher, cabling (SDI cables and wireless video transmitters), headsets with tally indication for director-operator communication. If the concert involves high dynamics, then additional camera equipment will be needed β a crane, camera stabilization systems for an operator on stage. This will make the picture truly alive and expressive. Find out whether the contractor is ready to bring all the necessary equipment to the venue and whether their specialists are ready to work with this equipment. If yes, then this is the right contractor.
So that instead of an online concert broadcast the viewer does not suddenly see a variation on the theme of the 'Black Square', the venue must have uninterrupted Internet. Even if a venue representative assures you that the Internet is available and works perfectly, in reality the 'dedicated line' may turn out to be a LAN cable at the other end of the building or a public Wi-Fi hotspot without a password. Such Internet is not even suitable for watching, let alone for broadcasting video. A proper contractor does not rely on local Internet, but has a high-speed satellite access point in their arsenal. This point will serve only your concert broadcast and transmit a high-quality video stream with minimal delays.
Since we are talking about broadcasting a musical concert, in addition to a high-quality picture, the viewer should also get good sound. A proper contractor knows all the nuances of handling this delicate matter and will be able to achieve high-quality sound output: without ear-piercing overloads or sudden silence. This can be done in several ways. For example, take the overall mix from the sound engineer's console of the concert venue, or install additional microphones and run the signal through their own mixer. The main thing is no sound from on-camera microphones going directly into the broadcast. Ask the contractor how they will transmit the sound. Their answer will tell you a lot.
A chamber orchestra performance is different from a large-scale rock concert. Therefore, before calculating the cost of organizing an online broadcast, a proper contractor will want to know how you envision your performance, what atmosphere needs to be conveyed, and what the technical characteristics of the venue are. All this is needed in order to correctly form a team, determine the required number of cameras, understand what additional equipment is needed, and finally, draw up an estimate for your project. And, if in the previous points we recommended asking questions to the contractor, here we advise you to tell about your event yourself. A proper contractor will draw conclusions from your answers and offer the right solution at a fair price. What if you come across a wrong one? You have already eliminated the wrong contractors in the previous points. So do not worry.