The tools we use,
now yours to use too
These are the actual planning calculators our producers run before every show — the quick math behind a screen that everyone can read and a lens that gets the shot. No sign-up, no spec sheet. Built for the people putting on the event.
Screen Size Calculator
Tell it how far back the last row sits and what's on screen — it sizes the display so everyone can read it, and tells you whether that's a TV, an LED wall, or projection.
Lens FOV Calculator
Pick your camera and what you want in frame — it tells you the focal length to grab and shows exactly what it covers. Advanced mode unlocks every major body and broadcast glass.
Storage Calculator
Set your codec, resolution and record time — it sizes the total media and tells you how many cards or drives to pack. H.264, H.265, ProRes, DNxHR and RAW.
More tools on the way — we build them as the questions keep coming up on site.
The rules of Argus
The same thinking behind these tools runs every show we produce. Five principles, no exceptions.
The team behind the team
You stay focused on your audience and your message. We stay focused on the signal path, the gear and the logistics — invisible when it works, which is the point.
We own the whole path
From the first site visit to the final session — cameras, audio, lighting, switching and delivery, end to end. One team accountable, no finger-pointing between vendors.
Build for redundancy
Mission-critical means a dropped stream isn't an option. Redundant encoders, backup paths and tested fail-safes — because the CEO only goes live once.
A fixed, line-item quote
You budget with confidence. Every camera, every operator, every day spelled out — no mystery day-of charges, no surprises on the invoice.
Clean, reliable, on brand
Everything the audience sees and hears should feel like an extension of your brand — not the production company's. Calm under pressure, precise on the details, and gone without a trace when it's over.
Past the math and ready
to put on the show?
The tools get you a confident starting point. We take it from there — scoped, quoted line-by-line, and run by the team that built them. For conferences, keynotes, all-hands and broadcasts.