Live

Webcasting

We bring the studio to you, delivering broadcast-quality webcasts on site, so your message reaches your audience with clarity and impact.

Broadcast control room during a live webcast
“With his long tenure in the streaming and webcasting industry, Gilbert is perhaps one of the most knowledgeable people in the field.”
— Andrew Denlow, SVP — Global Sales, GlobalMeet Webcast

We have been working in the webcast and virtual event space for two decades and along the way have become expert in identifying pain points which could negatively impact your event. It is a blend of art and science.

With the rapid growth of entrants into the webcast/virtual event space over the past two years, it is important to look beyond only price, bells and whistles — what we call digital candy — in determining a platform. Stability, security, scalability as well as technical support are key factors we consider in choosing a vendor partner to work with.

Some of the questions to consider when choosing a platform include:

— Multiple co-located data centers with dual redundant fail-over protection

— Content blocking and viewer protection tools

— Robust real-time analytics capabilities

— Localization for geographic and language targeting

— On-the-fly audience scaling for surge attendance

— Real-time technical support availability

If you are in the discovery, or research phase for a new platform for your in-house projects, or looking to move to a more robust solution, we can help. We are platform agnostic and able to leverage your existing platform, or recommend one based on your project needs — be it a consumer or enterprise grade solution, from 50 to 20,000 viewers.

Live webcast production desk, IBM event
UK Trade and Investment panel webcast set
Broadcast anchor set, WETA PBS
KPMG Tax Governance Institute webcast studio set
Webcast control room monitor wall, KPMG webcast
Camera monitor on the UK Trade and Investment set