Lets focus on how to promote your broadcasts.

One of the most important choices you will need to make when planning your live streamed event is which platform you broadcast to.

Last year we delivered an international live streamed event for UKRI (UK Research and Innovation) saving over 70 tonnes of carbon emissions.

We provided a multi-camera live stream in London for the London Ambulance Service.

Video adds so much to an event especially if it's live. We were invited to cover the 'Love Fashion Live' event which was being produced by Jules Brogan at VERVE Live for The Brunel Shopping Centre in Swindon. Working with them we planned a series of six Facebook Live broadcasts over the three day event. These livestream broadcasts created a real buzz on the clients Facebook page allowing people who might not normally of attended to get real insight to what they could experien

Broadband unreliability is one of the most common issues we encounter when live streaming for clients using host venue's internet connection. We're always promised super fast speeds by venues hosting our clients events but often these speeds drop dramatically during the broadcast meaning the picture quality drops, or in some cases, it drops so low we fall off air. To combat these issues we have invested thousands in bonded encoders incorporating adaptive bitrate to broadcast