Multi-camera productions

Every angle, live. Multi-camera streaming and recording for concerts, talk shows, podcasts, interview series and corporate and cultural events.

Three cameras on a studio floor facing a wall of monitors.

Live, with a director in the chair

A single camera on a tripod makes a long event hard to watch. Multi-camera production gives viewers the experience of being in the room: wide shots for context, close-ups for emotion and cutaways to the audience. A director switches between cameras live, so the stream looks finished as it happens.

Built to stay on air

Live work leaves no room for surprises. We visit the venue first, test the internet and audio, plan backups for the things most likely to fail and run a test stream before the day. On the day, every camera is recorded separately, so you also have the material for polished edits later.

Studio shows and series

The same setup suits talk shows, video podcasts and documentary and interview series, where consistent angles and graphics make each episode feel part of a set. For events that need highlight films and social clips as well, combine this with event coverage. Branded sets and virtual backgrounds are possible in the green screen studio.

Plan your production.

Where it works best

  • Live events and concerts

    Stage, crowd and close-ups, switched live for the stream and recorded for the edit.

  • Talk shows

    Studio-style setups with host and guest angles, graphics and a consistent look across episodes.

  • Podcasts and interview series

    Wide, single and over-the-shoulder shots that keep long conversations interesting to watch.

  • Corporate and cultural events

    Conferences, award ceremonies, festivals and performances, streamed to people who cannot be there.

How it works

  1. Technical recce

    We visit the venue to plan camera positions, power, internet and the audio feed.

  2. Production plan

    Camera plan, graphics, run of show and a test stream before the day.

  3. Set up and rehearse

    Cameras, switching and audio set up early, with a rehearsal where the schedule allows.

  4. Go live

    A director switches the cameras in real time while every feed is recorded.

  5. Post-production

    Recordings tidied, highlights edited and clips cut for social media.

Sample reel

A short look at recent multi-camera productions work. More projects, with the results behind them, are on our work page.

Questions we often hear

What do you need from the venue for a live stream?

Reliable internet, power near the control desk and a clean audio feed from the sound system. We check all three on the recce and bring backup where we can.

How many cameras will we need?

It depends on the size of the stage and how much movement there is. A podcast may need three; a concert more. We recommend a setup in the quote.

Can you stream to more than one platform at once?

Yes. We can stream to several platforms at the same time, such as YouTube and Facebook.

Do we get the recordings afterwards?

Yes. You get the switched programme and, on request, the individual camera recordings for future edits.

Plan your shoot

Tell us what you need from your multi-camera productions and when. We will reply with an approach and a clear quote.

Plan your shoot

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