Services

Outside Broadcast

Live production at your location

Our outside broadcast services bring cameras, crew and production control to sports venues, festival sites and live events across the UK. We use OB trailers and portable flypack systems to produce coverage for television, venue screens and online audiences.

Based in Rotherham, South Yorkshire, we plan the camera coverage, sound, communications and recording around your venue and programme. Our team brings the technical facilities and production experience together, from the first site discussion through to delivery.

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Outside broadcast facilities

  • Blackmagic URSA Broadcast G2 camera systems scaled to your production
  • Blackmagic ATEM Constellation 8K vision mixing
  • Professional audio mixing and crew communications, with analogue and digital connections
  • Connectivity options including Pepwave, cellular 4G/5G, Haivision, LiveU and Starlink
  • Remote control VPNs for distributed productions
  • Multiple recording channels and live streaming options

Sport, festivals and live events

  • Sports events and fixtures  
  • Live music and festivals
  • Corporate events in unusual venues
  • Breaking news and rapid response
  • Linked events across multiple locations
Broadcast camera overlooking the football pitch and stands at Hillsborough
Production operator monitoring live combat sports feeds in a broadcast control room

Remote production

Remote production connects cameras and microphones at your venue to a director and vision mixer working from another location. We assess the available connectivity and production requirements to establish whether this approach suits your event.

For online delivery, our event live streaming service covers the audience output alongside the outside broadcast setup.

Festival screens and live streaming

At Reggae Land 2026, we coproduced IMAG and live streaming with dwmedia at Milton Keynes National Bowl. Camera coverage fed the large video walls at the festival and the live broadcast for audiences watching at home.

The shared production brought together 16 cameras, 22 crew and two OB trailers. Camera operators and production teams worked together to deliver coverage for both audiences.

Broadcast camera operator filming Reggae Land 2026 for IMAG and live streaming

Broadcast experience

For Ghosts in the Ruins, we contributed performance coverage for BBC Four as part of the wider project team. The production followed the performance through Coventry Cathedral and its ruins, using twelve planned camera positions and a control system that adapted as the location changed.

Discuss your outside broadcast with us. Tell us about your venue, programme and intended audience so we can plan the right production setup.

Great value live streaming, Jay and oXyFire are at the top of their game both technically and in reputation. Cheaper and more discrete than a full OB truck, yet able to offer most of the features of a full blown OB.
Chris Burton
Broadcast camera and jib outside Coventry Cathedral during Ghosts in the Ruins