We run a multi-camera broadcast with live direction: the picture is cut between shots as the event unfolds, the way it works on television. The feed goes online, to the screens in the hall, or to both at once.
A weekly shiur, a lecture or a business conference goes on air for those who cannot attend in person. The priorities are speech intelligibility and a stable feed: the sound is taken directly from the speaker's microphone rather than the camera, so the online listener hears it as clearly as the room does.
Venue, format, platform, who will watch and from where. That determines the number of cameras and their positions.
The internet at the venue is tested in advance. If the channel is not enough we bring a backup so the broadcast does not drop.
Cameras and the switcher are set before the guests arrive; shot changes are run through and sound is checked on every channel.
Live direction from beginning to end. After the event the recording is handed over.
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