Event live streaming services in Michigan

Key details

• Gear: two or more Nikon ZR cameras with zoom lenses that cover any distance from the stage, switched live on an ATEM Mini Pro.
• Streams go out in HD 1080p, with 4K available.
• Audio comes straight from the venue soundboard, with cable runs up to 100 feet from the soundboard or a wireless connection.
• Every stream is run in person by a hands-on North Creative technician and live stream camera operator.
• Use cases: churches, weddings, funerals and memorial services, concerts and performing arts, schools, sports, city government meetings, nonprofit galas and annual meetings, and corporate events and trade shows.
• Additional services: event photography, full event coverage recordings in addition to the livestream, one-minute highlight reels, and audio recordings of the entire event.
• To get started, a venue needs a wired Ethernet connection or strong WiFi, power near the booth, and access to the soundboard.
• Live streaming budgets commonly fall in the $0–$5k or $5k–$10k range, scaled by number of cameras, camera operators, audio devices recording, hours of coverage, and add-ons.
• Weddings and funerals can be streamed to a private or unlisted YouTube or Facebook link, or a private Vimeo link.
• Example: the Red, White & Bluegrass "Home Town Heroes" Veterans Day benefit concert in Plymouth, MI, streamed live.

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