Your Event, Everywhere

Filming captures footage for later. Live streaming broadcasts your event in real time to viewers who aren't in the room — multi-camera coverage, mixed live and pushed out to a platform as it happens, so remote viewers experience it alongside your in-person audience rather than after the fact.

YouTube Live, Facebook Live and LinkedIn Live are the most common, and we can simulcast to more than one at once. We can also deliver a private feed straight into your own website, or a password-protected link for a closed, invite-only audience.

Yes — this is one of the most common reasons families come to us. We regularly deliver private, password-protected or invite-only streams for funerals, memorials and weddings, so only the people you choose can watch.

We bring our own bonded, redundant connectivity so your stream isn't relying on a single unreliable venue WiFi connection. We'll always check connectivity as part of planning your event and put the right solution in place.

Yes — we can add lower-third titles, logos, sponsor credits and other branded graphics to your stream, so it looks and feels like a professional broadcast rather than a plain camera feed.

Every stream we run is recorded, and we can deliver that recording back to you afterwards — whether that's to publish as an on-demand replay, share privately with family, or use as future promotional content.

Absolutely — it's a common combination. The same multi-camera production feeding your in-room big screen can be mixed into a separate output for your live stream, so your in-person and online audiences both get broadcast-quality coverage from one crew.

Yes. We're based in the North East of England but work on stages and screens across the UK, from local venues to major festivals, conferences and arena tours nationwide.