Pick the kind of event, add what you need, and see roughly where a production like yours starts. The real number gets quoted against your actual event.
Livestream production starts around $1,800 for a corporate webinar, $2,200 for gaming and entertainment streams, $3,200 for church and worship services, $4,200 for recitals and graduations, and $5,500 for concerts and hybrid events. Extra cameras, event days, rooms, and add-ons build from there. The estimator above gives you a ballpark in about a minute.
Every package includes two PTZ cameras, live multi-camera switching, live monitoring, one stream output, one production day, and a two-person crew. Church and concert packages also include a sound engineer.
A standard two-camera livestream is run by a two-person crew. Each roaming camera adds its own operator, and larger productions are staffed to fit. Our DragonCue control system lets a small crew run more cameras without adding people.
Yes. We can send one stream to as many destinations as you need at once, including YouTube, Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitch, X, and your own website player. Every package includes one stream output, and multistreaming is an add-on we price with the rest of your event.
Yes. We can run a full horizontal stream and a vertical stream for phones at the same time, with graphics on both, so your audience gets the right picture on every platform. Vertical streaming is quoted with your event.
A wired internet line is best, and we ask the venue for one whenever we can. When it's needed, we test the venue's connection before the event so there are no surprises on the day.
Yes. A direct-to-disk recording gives you a clean master copy for $299, and we can turn it into a highlight reel or a full edit afterward. For recitals, workshops, and conferences, we can also hand attendees a live-edited SD card of the event as they leave, at $20 per card.
We're based in Monticello, in New York's Hudson Valley, and produce livestreams across New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, and Pennsylvania. We also travel for events anywhere, with travel quoted as part of your event.
Yes. We connect off-site speakers and cue them into the stream for $450, and we can cut a presenter's slides into the stream for $250.
Yes. Live closed captioning is $950 per room.
Yes. For venues that stream often, we install permanent livestream setups, quoted to your space.
DragonCue is the live production control software we built in-house. It runs on a Mac and an iPad and controls our switchers, PTZ cameras, recorders, titles, graphics, and audio from one place, so every segment of your show runs as planned.