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Webcast studio with several cameras and a teleprompter in front of the stage

Webcast · Live corporate communications

Communication that gets through.

Town hall, annual general meeting or product launch: we plan, produce and broadcast your webcast – with equipment that suits the occasion and a platform that does more than the off-the-shelf solution.

  • Tailor-madeEvery webcast is planned from scratch – never too small, rarely too big
  • Reliable on airThe right equipment and backups – so nothing stutters or drops out
  • Our own platformMultilingual players, video on demand, a player in your corporate design

Why a webcast

Messages land when they are delivered well.

Successful companies thrive on strong communication – internally as well as externally. But good content alone is no longer enough: what matters is how it lands with people.

There is an abundance of information. A professionally produced webcast makes your content stand out from the rest – as a programme with picture, sound and graphics. Instead of dry emails, circulars or long-winded presentations, employees, customers and partners receive a lively, compact programme.

With carefully designed visuals and graphics, even complex or fact-heavy topics become clear and engaging. That not only holds attention but also improves viewers’ understanding and engagement – whether for a town hall, an annual general meeting or a product launch.

In short: webcasts take information to where it really gets through – clear, professional, impressive.

Services

Four points that make or break your webcast.

Equipment, concept, on-air reliability and platform – these four points are what set a professional webcast apart from the recording of a video conference.

Webcast studio: two cameras, one of them with a teleprompter, in front of a stage with an orange backdrop, two speakers at a high table

Equipment

Never too small, rarely too big.

We plan every webcast from scratch rather than reaching for an off-the-shelf package. Together with you, we decide what equipment your occasion really needs – from the number of cameras through lighting and sound to vision mixing and graphics.

The result is a set-up that fits the programme: no unnecessary cost from oversized equipment, but no compromises where it matters either.

Town hall in a company atrium: audience in rows of chairs in front of a large screen; in the foreground, two cameras at the rear of the room

Concept

What do we show – and who writes the running order?

For many companies, producing their own webcast is new territory. How do we go about it, what content do we show, who is responsible for what? With our many years of experience in live production, we help you answer exactly these questions.

Whether it’s a complete running order or a few tips for smoother transitions: you bring the content, we bring the experience.

Blue-lit stage at the TeamViewer annual general meeting: long panel table with microphones in front of a printed backdrop, a camera in the foreground

On-air reliability

The people who matter are watching.

Key customers, the workforce or the management are sitting in front of the screen. Nothing can be allowed to go wrong – the webcast must neither stutter nor drop out. On-air reliability may seem technical and unglamorous, yet it is one of the most important points in planning.

That is why we work with the right equipment and backups to keep your programme stable – from the first minute to the last.

Production gallery of an esports broadcast: monitor wall with game feed and cameras, director and operator in front of it

Platform

More than Microsoft Teams.

Microsoft Teams can do a lot. A dedicated live platform, however, offers you and your audience clear advantages:

  • Noticeably better livestream quality
  • Multilingual players for international viewers
  • Video on demand – the programme stays available after the live event
  • Player in your corporate design (custom branding)

Which solution suits your occasion is something we work out together with you.

Clients

Companies that broadcast with us.

A selection of the companies we produce webcasts for. You will find more clients from sport, media and industry on the home page.

  • Volkswagen
  • TeamViewer
  • Continental
  • movingimage
  • CARIAD
  • AstraZeneca

Contact

Planning a webcast?

Tell us what you have in mind – occasion, venue, audience – and we will get back to you with a proposal that suits your format.