Webcast & Virtual Events · New York

Webcast & Virtual Event Production in New York

Broadcast-quality webcasts and virtual events from New York, delivered to audiences that have peaked past 100,000 on a single multi-platform stream.

Argus HD operator running a live webcast switcher and encoding rack
28+
Years in live production
50+
Mics on a single show
9
Cameras on our largest show
Trusted in the room at
The Times Center / NYT · Google Flutter, Brooklyn · AI Engineer Summit
What we handle

Virtual events with the polish of a live broadcast

For teams running an all-hands, product launch, or virtual summit that needs to look like television, not a laptop webcam.

01

Studio or on-location webcasts

Produce from your office, a venue, or a controlled studio setup, with the polish of a live broadcast rather than a laptop webcam.

02

Multi-platform distribution

One production reaches YouTube, LinkedIn Live, X, Zoom, and Vimeo at once, so attendance is never limited by platform.

03

Scale that holds

Workflows proven across 10M+ viewer hours and 100,000 peak concurrent viewers, with redundancy built into the delivery path.

04

Interaction and moderation

Registered attendance, live Q&A, and moderated chat handled so the audience stays engaged, not just watching.

Proven in New York

One production, every platform, in real time

Argus HD master control room with a full multi-camera monitor wall
Multi-platform distribution · The New York Times

A national feed to every platform at once

For the first live flagship podcast from The New York Times, a single production fed YouTube, the NYT livestream, podcast capture, and social cutdowns simultaneously, with redundant streaming standing by.

The outcome
The feeds ran without interruption and the content was being shared online before the in-room audience had left the theatre.
Questions we get asked

Webcast production in New York, answered

What is the difference between a webcast and a livestream?

A webcast is a virtual-first broadcast produced for an online audience, while a livestream often extends a live in-room event. We produce both to the same broadcast standard.

How large an audience can you stream to?

Our workflows have delivered 10M+ viewer hours and peaked past 100,000 concurrent viewers on a single multi-platform stream, with redundancy built in.

Can attendees register, ask questions, and interact?

Yes. We handle registered attendance, live Q&A, and moderated chat, so your virtual audience stays engaged throughout the event.

Do we need a physical venue for a virtual event?

No. We can produce from your New York office, a venue, or a controlled studio setup, whichever gives the cleanest result for your audience.

How quickly can you produce a webcast in New York?

Simpler single-presenter webcasts can often begin within one to two weeks. Multi-speaker virtual events with interaction and multi-platform delivery need more lead time.

Have a New York event that needs to run flawlessly?

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