Yes, we typically record a direct feed of the slide deck or screen. This allows us to edit the final video with a "picture-in-picture" or split-screen format so viewers can see the data clearly alongside the presenter.

We offer rapid turnaround options, including on-site editing to produce highlight clips while the conference is still happening. This helps you maximize engagement on LinkedIn and Twitter while the event buzz is fresh.

We use professional multi-track recorders and individual lavalier or table microphones for every panelist. This ensures that every voice is captured distinctly and can be balanced perfectly in post-production.

Yes, we provide robust live streaming solutions to broadcast your keynotes and sessions to remote attendees. We use bonded internet connections to ensure a stable, high-quality stream regardless of the venue's bandwidth.

Our crews come equipped with professional lighting kits designed to enhance speakers without blinding them or ruining the stage atmosphere. We also use cameras with high dynamic range sensors that perform exceptionally well in low-light environments.

Absolutely, we can scale our crew to cover as many concurrent tracks as your schedule demands. We assign a lead producer to coordinate the teams and ensure consistent quality across all rooms.

Yes, we produce high-energy "sizzle reels" that capture the networking, atmosphere, and key moments of the event. These assets are invaluable for marketing future conferences and selling tickets for next year.

We deliver final edited videos via secure, high-speed cloud download links that are easy to share with your team. We can also provide hard drives for large archives of raw footage if requested.

We love capturing vox-pop style testimonials and quick interviews during networking breaks. This adds a layer of social proof and human interest to your conference content.

While we are familiar with many major venues, we recommend a pre-event technical scout or a call with the venue's AV team. This ensures we are fully prepared for audio patches, power access, and camera positioning.