Questions about live production, answered

We work on live television, streamed events, conferences, concerts and studio days. Our focus is multi-camera switching, real-time video operation and running the control room. If you are unsure whether your event suits us, describe it through the contact page and we will say honestly whether we can help.

Yes. We can supply portable production decks with a technical crew for outside broadcasts and studio days. We can also operate on equipment you already own. Tell us what you have and what you need, and we will confirm what we would bring.

We plan and fit out compact control rooms, including rack layout, monitor walls, cabling and intercom. We start with a conversation about your shows, space and staff, then agree a plan in writing. Callum builds the racks and routing, and Oliver oversees the overall design.

As early as you can, since site visits, rehearsals and crew availability all take time. For a simple one-day show a few weeks is often comfortable, while a new control room needs longer. If your date is close, tell us and we will say what is realistic.

We need the running order, the number of cameras and other sources, any graphics or replay requirements, and details of the venue and power. A contact who can make decisions on the day also helps. We will send a short checklist once you enquire.

We operate the whole chain for streamed events: encoding, signal routing and monitoring of the outgoing feed. Hannah coordinates the production and keeps you updated. The platform you stream to is your choice, and we work with whatever you already use.

Yes. Our operator training covers switching, signal flow and live show discipline through practical sessions. Priya and the crew teach on real equipment, and we can adapt the sessions to your team's experience. We agree the content with you beforehand.

We are based at 14 Trafalgar Lane, Brighton, and travel to venues and studios for outside broadcasts and studio days. Travel and any overnight needs are discussed when we prepare your quotation, so there are no surprises.