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Live streaming • Video production • Event broadcast

Professional Live Streaming Production in New York

Multi-camera live streaming, webcast production, hybrid events and professional video production for organizations throughout NYC and the greater New York metro area — backed by real broadcast and network engineering.

What
Live streaming, video production and AV
Where
NY metro home base — we travel nationally
Who
Corporate, institutional and public events
Why
Reliable production backed by network engineering

How we work

What a production includes

Broadcast-quality production

Multiple cameras, a switched program, graphics, and a dedicated broadcast audio mix — not a webcam on a tripod.

Engineered for reliability

Venue internet tested under load, independent backup paths, redundant encoding, and local recording that never stops.

Full production or one piece

Hire the whole crew, or just streaming, audio, or connectivity alongside your venue's AV team.

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The difference

Live streaming is also a network engineering problem

Picture quality is irrelevant if the packets don't arrive. Almost everything that takes a stream off air happens away from the camera — a saturated venue uplink, a firewall that blocks the streaming protocol, packet loss on a bad circuit. Because the team's background is in IT and networking as much as video, connectivity is treated as an engineering discipline: measured, tested, and made redundant on independent media.

Private, branded and paid streaming

Not every event belongs on a public platform. We build access-controlled streams (password, unique link, SSO, registration), branded viewing pages and event microsites on your own domain, and ticketed or pay-per-view broadcasts — with capabilities confirmed per project, never over-claimed.

How it works

A predictable process

The work before show day is what makes show day uneventful.
  1. 01

    Discovery

    Understand the event, audience and constraints

  2. 02

    Venue & network assessment

    Sightlines, power, measured upload, firewall behavior

  3. 03

    Production design

    Camera, audio, graphics, connectivity and redundancy plan

  4. 04

    Setup & testing

    End-to-end signal check and backup-path failover

  5. 05

    Rehearsal

    Walk the run of show; tech-check remote presenters

  6. 06

    Broadcast & monitoring

    Live, called from the run of show, signal watched throughout

  7. 07

    Recording

    Program and ISO capture, independent of connectivity

  8. 08

    Delivery & reporting

    Recordings, clips, viewer analytics and a debrief

Service area

New York metro — and we travel

We also travel to

Home market: NYC, Long Island, Westchester and New Jersey — including Nassau and Suffolk Counties. For multi-city and destination events, a New York crew travels to Miami, Dallas, Los Angeles and Chicago.

Common questions

How much does professional live streaming cost in NYC?
It's priced per event around crew and camera count, number of rooms, duration, connectivity needs, remote presenters and post-event editing. A single-camera webcast is the entry point; multi-camera hybrid conferences with redundancy are considerably more. Send your run of show for a firm number.
How many cameras do I need?
One or two for a single presenter, three for a panel, four or more for a keynote with an audience or IMAG. The venue's sightlines matter as much as the format.
Can you use the venue's internet?
If testing shows a dedicated wired connection with enough upload headroom and the right ports open, yes. If not, we bring bonded cellular or Starlink.
What happens if the internet fails during the event?
We design so a single failure doesn't end the broadcast — an independent backup path, backup encoding, and local recording that continues regardless of connectivity. We don't promise zero downtime.
Can you provide backup internet?
Yes — bonded cellular across multiple carriers, Starlink, or both, as a primary or an automatic failover.
Can you stream to Zoom, Teams, YouTube or a private page?
Yes, to any of them, and to several at once. We can also bridge a produced program into a Zoom or Teams session for interactive participants.
Can the event be private?
Yes — password, unique per-viewer link, company SSO, allow-listed domains, or a registration gate, confirmed with your IT team during planning.
Can remote speakers participate?
Yes — with mix-minus so they don't hear themselves, a return feed of the room, and a scheduled technical check beforehand.

More on the live streaming FAQ.

Talk to a producer

Call or text Call 516-792-2800 · send a text · or use the quote form and a producer will follow up.

Get a Live Streaming Quote

Tell us the event date, venue and run of show. We'll come back with a plan and a number.

Prefer to talk it through? Call 516-792-2800 or text the same number.

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