- Corporate Events
- Concept to Broadcast
Livestream Production
Corporate livestreams for town halls, conferences, webinars, and leadership events. One partner who handles the full chain, from the first format decision through broadcast and post-event content.
100000
largest audience reached
2020
founded in Zurich
100+
corporate livestreams produced
Trusted by teams who put their people on the record
Corporate Livestreaming
What Professional Livestreaming Requires
Two Audiences at Once
The room and the remote viewers both have to get a good experience, and the stream is where most events fall apart.
No Margin for Error
It is live. Audio, transitions, and a recovery plan for when the stream drops all have to be decided before, not improvised on the day.
Speakers on Camera
Presenting to a room is not presenting to a camera. Speakers need preparation so they reach the people watching from a screen.
Platform Decisions
Streaming to Microsoft Teams, Zoom, YouTube, or a custom platform from a stage takes someone who has done it, not a decision made under time pressure.
Slides That Work on Screen
Slides built for a projector rarely read on a stream. The visuals need to be designed for the viewer at home.
One Shared Picture
When organizers and the production team do not share the same picture of what the event should look like on screen, the result misses. We close that gap.
When the Stream Falls Apart
Your event is planned. Agenda set, speakers confirmed. Somewhere between the conference and the remote audience, the experience falls apart.
Audio that sounds like a speakerphone. Speakers presenting to the room, not the camera. Transitions nobody rehearsed. When the stream drops, there is no recovery plan.
The gap is communication. When organizers and production teams don’t share the same picture of what the event should look like on screen, the result doesn’t match expectations. Most teams have no reference point for what professional livestream production requires, so the decisions get made under time pressure, and that is where quality breaks down.
One Partner, the Full Chain
We handle everything from concept to broadcast and post-event content, and we step in wherever you need us.
Strategy, speaker preparation, slides, and multi-camera production come as one integrated service, not five vendors who each blame the others when something breaks. Already have the concept and only need a production partner? We take it from production-only to the full chain. Either way, one team owns the result on screen.
Selected Work
25000 Virtual Viewers
for DFINITY
DFINITY runs the Internet Computer, one of the most-watched blockchain projects, with a global developer and investor audience that follows every keynote live.
We produced the keynote livestream for DFINITY’s annual conference: 1,000 people on-site and 25,000 watching virtually, all from one broadcast feed that had to hold up in front of a technical crowd that notices every glitch.
80 Top Leaders
for Syntegon
Syntegon is the global leader in processing and packaging technology, a group trusted by manufacturers including Ritter Sport, Mars, and Nordmark.
For the Global Top 80 Leaders summit we handled stage design, content concept, livestream, and the full event production of a full-day program with remote speakers joining the room on screen.
2 Speakers
for ING
ING is one of Europe’s largest banks, with leadership visits that need to reach employees across the region without losing the feel of being in the room.
We ran the end-to-end livestream of the town hall for a European leader visit, with two speakers on-site and the broadcast carrying the moment to everyone who could not be there.
What We Produce
Here are the livestream formats we produce most. We also take on custom productions. If your event doesn’t fit one of these, tell us and we’ll scope it with you.
Already have your event concept?
We step in wherever you need us, from production-only to the full chain.
What We Handle
Format and Run-of-Show
We scope the event with you: format, platform, audience, speakers, and a documented run-of-show.
Speaker Preparation
We coach the people on stage for the camera and the broadcast, including remote speakers joining on screen.
Slides and Stage Design
We help build slides that read on screen and design the stage setup for both the room and the stream.
Multi-Camera Production
We run cameras, sound, lighting, and live direction on-site, with our own equipment or integrated with your venue.
The Live Stream
We manage the broadcast feed to Teams, Zoom, YouTube, or your platform, with two-way Q&A and a recovery plan.
Post-Event Content
We deliver the archive recording and clips ready for your intranet, channels, and the people who couldn’t attend.
How We Work
01
Define
We scope the event together: format, platform, audience, speakers, and run-of-show. You leave with a production plan and every technical decision documented.
02
Prepare
Speaker coaching, slides finalized, stage setup designed. Rehearsal scope depends on your need. Every system is confirmed before it starts.
03
Produce
Multi-camera production with live direction and stream management to Teams, Zoom, YouTube, or a custom platform. After the event, delivery of high-quality videos.
EVERYWOW Bonuses
Archive Recording
A polished recording of your event, delivered within days, ready for your intranet, internal distribution, or public channels.
Event Photos
Speakers on stage, audience moments, behind the scenes. Ready for internal communications, social media, or your next event invitation.
Repurposable Clips
Short cuts from the broadcast, ready to post, so a single event keeps working across your channels for weeks.
A Format You Keep
A documented setup and run-of-show your team can reuse, so the next event starts from a working template instead of scratch.
Let’s Work Together
Let’s Produce Your Next Event
Tell us what you’re planning and where it has to reach. We’ll come back with a production concept and a quote for format, speaker preparation, production, and post-event content.
Tell Us About Your Event
Send us a short brief with what you’re planning, who’s on stage, and roughly when. We’ll come back with a clear scope and the next step.