Bring your event to the people who can't be in the room.
We run the cameras, audio, switching, graphics, stream, and recording. Your team runs the event.
- Cameras and switching 01
- Audio from the room 02
- Slides and graphics 03
- The stream 04
- A backup recording 05
One crew for the whole broadcast
Some events need to reach past the venue.
Members, donors, and employees might be in another city, or they might need to watch later.
A good stream starts before anyone goes live.
The broadcast is the part people see. The work is the venue, the internet, the audio, the slides, and the schedule.
Cameras and switching
Camera spots planned for the room, cutting between speakers, wide shots, panels, and slides.
Audio
We work with the venue's sound team so remote viewers hear every speaker, video, and song.
Graphics and slides
Speaker names, session titles, sponsor slides, and holding screens in your event's look.
Stream and recording
We set up the stream, watch it the whole time, and record the program ourselves too.
We sort out the details before event day.
You'll know what we need from your team and the venue, and where the broadcast fits in the schedule.
Decide what you want after the event ends.
The stream can be the whole job, or the start of recordings and clips you use for months.
The quote lists exactly what you get. You don't pay for editing you don't need.
We plan for what usually goes wrong.
Most livestream problems start with something nobody checked early: weak internet, a surprise audio feed, a changed slide deck, or a schedule nobody shared with the crew.
We find those before event day and add the backup your event needs.
- Venue and internet checkConnection, setup spot, cable runs, power, and venue tech support.
- Audio and slide testingMics, house sound, videos, and slides checked before the program starts.
- Our own recordingA local copy, so you're not relying on the platform alone.
- Backups when neededExtra internet, extra recording, or extra crew for bigger events.
The quote depends on the event.
A one hour talk in one room is a different job than a full day conference with three cameras and edited sessions.
Get a plan and a quote.
Send the date, venue, rough schedule, and who's watching. We'll tell you what the broadcast needs and what it costs.
Book a callDenver livestreaming questions.
Where can people watch?
A public platform like YouTube, a private viewing page, or your virtual event platform. We set it up for wherever your audience is.
Do you bring the internet?
We check the venue's connection first. If it needs extra or backup internet, we add it to the quote.
Can you work with the venue's AV team?
Yes. We coordinate with the venue, the sound team, presenters, and your event producer so the room and the stream work together.
Will we get a recording?
Yes. Depending on the quote, that's the full program, separate sessions, or edited versions.
How early should we reach out?
The earlier the better, especially for conferences. It leaves time for venue coordination, testing, and graphics.
Do you travel outside Denver?
Yes. Travel is added to the quote when the event is outside the Denver area.
Tell us about your event.
You don't need a technical plan. Bring the details you have and we'll work out what the broadcast needs.