Remote production
Put the control room in the cloud. A producer runs the whole show from a browser, anywhere, while your creator and camera stay on location with a lighter crew and no truck.
Switch cameras from anywhere
A web-based switcher cuts between your pack, a second camera, phones, and remote guests. Frame-accurate previews let the producer cut on the beat, even though the producer may be on the other side of the country.
Instead of loading a van and a crew, the show travels as a signal.
- Pack, phones, and remote feeds as sources
- Cuts and transitions from any browser
- No truck, no switcher hardware on site
Titles, overlays, and a real audio mix
Lower thirds, logos, sponsor overlays, and full-screen graphics are added in the cloud, so the creator never has to manage them on location. A proper audio mixer handles levels, panning, and muting for every source.
The result looks and sounds like a produced show, not a phone stream.
- Custom graphics and overlays
- Per-source audio levels and mute
- Branded looks for sponsors and brands
Replays, guests, and commentary
Capture moments and replay them in the show without a separate system. Guests and commentators join from a link, appear in the program, and hear the show in sync.
Remote commentators and guests turn a solo IRL stream into a two or three person show.
- Instant replays inside the show
- Guests join from a link
- Remote commentators in sync with the program
One production, every format
The finished program goes out to every destination at once, including a vertical version for short-form platforms alongside the standard widescreen one.
That means one live event produces content for every channel without a second crew.
- Landscape and portrait together
- Streams to social platforms and custom destinations
- Cuts crew size and travel cost