What is Conference Live Streaming?
Conference live streaming is the practice of broadcasting a conference or event over the internet in real-time. This allows individuals who are unable to attend the event in person to still participate and access the content from the comfort of their own devices,, allowing businesses and organisations to reach a wider audience and increase engagement.
Filming and live streaming conferences with PowerPoint integration can add an extra level of engagement and interactivity for both in-person and remote attendees. By seamlessly integrating the presentation slides into the live video stream, viewers have a more immersive experience.
Additionally, having a recording of a conference or event that can be a valuable resource for attendees to refer back to after the event, making the content more accessible, memorable, and interactive for all participants.
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Conference Filming and Event Videography - Daily Rates**
These are guide prices only as every event is quoted on specific requirements.
Our Live Streaming service allows you to have your event broadcast live to a website, Facebook or YouTube channel.
Live Streaming Rates*
*Subject to internet connection. Most venues are able to supply high speed internet. However, we can also supply a WiFi unit with a strong 4G data connection if needed.
**Rates exclude travel and accommodation where required
“The conference went really well and your guys were fantastic throughout the day.
I will certainly use your services again and will recommend your company. I am now pushing them to stream the conference again next year. ”
“We commissioned a series of videos from Brian David Films and are absolutely over the moon with them. First class service.”
“Brian David Films were excellent in providing support and guidance and we would definitely use them again in the future. ”
“Capturing the event in such a short piece takes real skill. I’m so glad you turned up on my internet search and will certainly be using you again.”