How many cameras do you need for an event?
Most often we use 2–4 cameras: wide shot + close-ups of speakers/stage. For shows/concerts or large venues we typically add a roaming camera/jib, a dedicated presentation feed and backup recording.
Can you stream simultaneously to YouTube and Facebook?
Yes. We run multi-platform streams (YouTube, Facebook, corporate players) under unified control. We can add access restrictions and different slates for different audiences.
What internet requirements are needed on location?
For a stable stream, a dedicated uplink is recommended. Guideline: 10–20 Mbps upload for 1080p (with headroom). If the connection is unstable, we add backup (4G/5G, bonding) or use SRT/RTMP with buffering.
Will there be a recording and can we get materials after the broadcast?
Yes. We record in parallel (program/ISO by agreement) and deliver the materials in a convenient format. If needed — quick highlights or social cut-downs.
Do you create lower thirds, graphics and speaker labels?
Yes. We prepare templates (lower thirds, bumpers, timers, labels), integrate presentations, video inserts and logos. We work with ready designs or deliver everything turnkey.
How quickly can you prepare an estimate?
Typically within one business day after a short brief (date, format, location). If the deadline is urgent, note that you need a fast turnaround.
Do you work turnkey with equipment and crew?
Yes: cameras, audio, lighting, direction, operators and technical production. We can integrate with your team or cover the full cycle.
How do payment and documents work?
We work officially: contract/invoice/acts. Payment terms are agreed individually. For long projects, staged sign-off is possible.