Livestreaming
Why livestream?
Livestreaming allows any event to reach a global audience, with the enjoyment of participating in a truly live event.
Perhaps you want to bring your event to an audience that's spread around the globe. Or some of your clients or guests aren't able to travel in person.
Maybe you're just aware of the environmental impact of shipping in dozens or hundreds of people from around the world!
Livestreaming allows you to bring the event to the audience - wherever they are.
As with many things, the devil is in the detail. Anybody can send a camera phone video live over the internet. But can the audience hear the sound? Are they interested and engaged? Does it look "professional" or just awkward?
Devonia Media combine multiple cameras, high-quality wireless audio, playout/VT capabilities and graphics to produce what's best described as a live TV show, streamed over the internet.
We've developed the tools to do this quickly, efficiently and unobtrusively.
How Will Your Livestream Look?
A taster of just a few of the recent livestreams we've produced.
Practicalities
We provide setup, cameras, infrastructure, vision mixing and internet connectivity.
We can either piggy-back onto existing audio facilities such as wireless audio feeding into a PA, or we can take care of this too.
We can use your own event branding, or for smaller customers, we can take care of graphics & everything else needed to make your event look great.
In the South West you can't always expect automatic access to high-quality internet!
Fear not - we have a number of clever ways to make sure we can get a reliable, high-bandwidth connection to literally any location, such as using wireless repeaters or low-cost satellite internet connectivity.
We livestream to popular platforms such as Facebook Live and YouTube, as well as custom access-controlled platforms.
Use Cases
Salcombe Crabfest 2022
Salcombe Crabfest is an annual event promoting the town's crabbing industry to visitors, locals & companies.
A highlight of the event is cookery demonstrations from a range of chefs. The marquee hosting the demonstrations is always packed to capacity. So we took the event out onto the internet.
By streaming all six demonstrations of the course of a day to the outside world, visitors were able to enjoy the event whether they were in the tent (on screens), at home, cosily installed in a pub in the town centre, or anywhere across the entire globe.
We provided multiple cameras and wireless audio, all vision-mixed live and streamed out over a custom, mobile internet connection.
The livestreams also now serve as a permanent record of the event.