Event AV and livestream services in Myrtle Beach

Remote people usually get one laptop camera and room audio. Most of them drift off. The recording isn't much use either.

We switch between cameras and slides live, put your graphics on it, take audio straight from the sound system, and send it where your audience is. Private page, Zoom, LinkedIn, YouTube, your intranet.

Remote people actually see the event. And you keep a recording worth putting in the library.

Your people are already handling registration, speakers and sponsors. Running cameras on top of that? Not realistic.

A technical director runs the whole thing from one table while camera operators get the close, steady shots. For an extra angle without another person, there's a robotic PTZ camera.

Your staff stays with your guests. We handle the shots.

Every speaker shows up with a different deck. Different sizes, different fonts, one that's stretched. It adds up, and it looks sloppy.

Send us the presentations and your brand guidelines about 3 weeks out. We format every deck for your screens and build the name graphics, the agenda and the sponsor slides.

Speakers look ready. Sponsors get seen. It looks like one event.

In a big ballroom, half the room is watching your CEO from very far away.

We send our camera shots and the slides to the venue's projectors and TVs. Same feed as the stream, more or less.

Everyone in the room can see who's talking. The room pays attention longer.

Venue WiFi is shared with every phone in the building. It's not built for live video.

We plug into a dedicated wired line and run cable up to 600 feet. Where there's no line at all, we bring Starlink, with a cellular backup for multi-day events.

The best connection the venue can give you. And a full recording on site no matter what the internet does.

Great picture, muddy sound. People leave.

We take a feed straight from the house sound system. If the venue doesn't have one, our sound package brings an engineer, a mixer and mics.

People hear every word, in the room or at home.

The event ends and marketing has nothing to post. Next year's promotion starts from zero.

Add a photographer with an edited online gallery. Add a videographer for a 2 to 3 minute highlight film. Short social clips too, if you want them.

Content that sells next year's event and thanks this year's sponsors.