One or more cameras: one camera during live production limits us to filming a wide shot most of the time, to make sure we don’t miss anything. This probably means few or no close ups (depending on the event), no facial expressions etc. Two or more cameras allow us to shoot different framings, so one wide, medium, close for example, as well as different angles. More cameras mean more security (if one shot is going out of focus or if the camera has a problem we can switch to the others), more variety and more dynamism.

Not everyone can afford studio cameras with optic fiber cables and live image quality control. These clearly give the best image quality in that the cameras have better sensors and smoother zoom and pan controls, but for those who need to cut costs, our budget setup provides a very solid alternative.

Live video production means we are transmitting the footage captured by the camera(s) directly to one or more screens and/or streaming it directly to the web or television. In live video, there is no post-production (cutting the video and audio to make a montage). If your project requires post-production, or if it contains an element of post-production, please click on the button that says Request a quote for video production.

If you have any questions or if you wish to discuss your project, please call us at  +41 (0)21 551 0553  or (0)22 555 3495, or contact Lucas Chambers at Sales & Marketing any time via WhatsApp at +41 (0)78 672 6645. We're here to help.