SYSTEMS INTEGRATION
SCALABLE INTEGRATIONS BUILT FOR TODAY, DESIGNED FOR TOMORROW
GlobeStream Media has worked with a number of clients to design, procure, build, and activate a wide range of production solutions, including fly packs, OB trailers, REMI control rooms, and facilities audio / visual installations.
As with every engagement, our service begins by developing a thorough understanding of your vision and design requirements for your production capabilities. We engage with key project stakeholders and system operators to ensure we understand their perspective and integrate their requirements in the overall system design.
Once we’ve identified key goals, objectives, success metrics, and budgetary constraints, our engineering team begins the design process, leveraging their knowledge and expertise across audio systems, video systems, electrical systems, IP networking, and crew communications systems to design and develop an integrated solution that specifically meets your production needs. This includes creating room or trailer layouts as appropriate; wiring and signal transmission diagrams for audio, video, coms, and IP networking flows; power management distribution diagrams; port diagrams; and much more.
As both systems designers and operators, the GlobeStream Media team brings together decades of engineering and operational expertise to design and deliver practical, cost-effective production solutions to meet virtually any production requirement.
SERVICES TO MEET EVERY SYSTEMS INTEGRATION REQUIREMENT
REMI Control Rooms
Control room solutions for remote integrated production, with an emphasis on IP audio and video technology.
REMI Mobile Units
Small trailers and vehicles designed to streamline multi-camera on-location content acquisition for REMI workflows.
Flypacks
Small, durable, mobile rack enclosures designed to meet specific production requirements and can be easily loaded into a rental truck and deployed quickly on-location. Ideal for supporting smaller productions, breakout rooms, hotel ballroom type events.
Facilities Audio / Visual
Solutions for permanent A/V installations, such as a corporate lobbies, small corporate theatres, board rooms, customer experience rooms, and visitors centers.
OB Trailers
Production truck design, including air conditioning and power generation, for full-service on-location audio / video production with an eye towards sports, news, and live music events. Excellent for larger multi-camera productions.
Production Studio
Studio space design, complete with cyclorama layout, ceiling lighting integration and control, camera positioning, crew communications, and green screen / blue screen setup to support virtual environments and sets.
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Good AV system design starts long before anyone touches a cable, and that is exactly why so many events fall short of their potential. It is tempting to think of AV as a checklist: microphones, screens, speakers, lighting. But system design is the thinking that happens before the checklist even exists, and it is what makes AV system design "good" in the first place: design that begins with your goals and your audience, then works backward to the equipment that will deliver on both. We see...
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What makes an audio visual experience actually work? Not the gear list, not the budget number, not the camera count. What makes it work is whether the people in the room - and watching remotely - can fully receive the message you came to deliver. That is a harder standard than it sounds, and it starts well before anyone rolls a case through the loading dock. At GlobeStream Media, we have seen both sides. Events where every technical element clicked and the audience left energized and aligned....
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Hiring a live streaming company for the first time feels straightforward until it isn't. Technology decisions multiply fast, questions about platforms and encoders and crew size come earlier than expected, and the gap between a professional production and a disappointing one often isn't visible until the event is already live. So what should the process actually look like - and how do you know you've found the right partner before you're committed to them? A strong live streaming company...
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