Video
Multi-camera live broadcast production
Team LCE produces multi-camera live broadcasts for events of every scale, with camera crews, live switching, graphics, replay, broadcast audio and delivery to TV, OTT and online platforms. For sports and concerts we also provide track camera setups.
- 14+Years
- 2,000+Events
- 60+Clients
- 25+Platforms at once
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What the production includes
- Multi-camera crews with talkback and tally
- Live switching, broadcast graphics and replay
- Track camera setups for sports and concerts
- Audio mixed for broadcast
- Isolated recording of every camera
- Fibre, SDI and IP video infrastructure
- Remote production from our control room
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From signal to screen
Every production follows the same five steps: capture, produce, encode, distribute and monitor. Our engineers specify, build and operate the system themselves, so nothing is handed to a stranger on show day.
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Events we broadcast
Convocations for IIT Jodhpur and IIT Ropar, the Mint Sustainability Summit, the UPT20 league auction in Uttar Pradesh, and conferences, sports, entertainment and government programmes across India. In more than 14 years we have delivered over 2,000 events.
Questions, answered.
Anything else? Ask us on WhatsApp or through the enquiry form.
What is the difference between live streaming and live broadcasting?
Live streaming sends a video feed to online platforms. Live broadcasting is the full production behind it: several cameras, switching, graphics, replay and broadcast audio. Team LCE does both, so one team runs the whole chain.
Do you cover sports?
Yes. We cover championships, tournaments and leagues with multi-camera crews, replay and track camera setups.
Can you deliver a feed to a TV channel?
Yes. We deliver programme feeds to broadcasters and OTT platforms as well as to online platforms.
Can you produce remotely?
Yes. Cameras capture at the venue while switching and graphics are run from our control room, which reduces the crew and equipment needed on site.
Let's take your event live.
Tell us the date, venue and audience. We'll come back with a production plan and quote.