New outside broadcast van enables remote video production and webcasting

WaveFX has always had a van but now boasts a VW California kitted out and ready for remote mobile editing, video production and webcasting.

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The company writes:

2016 saw a steady increase in webcasting projects with more challenging locations and deadlines. Our new van simply allows us to say “Yes” to clients who need a proactive video production or webcast service from locations where power or the internet just doesn’t exist.

Fast turnarounds for video projects are now the norm and the VW allows us to have mains electricity, a comfy seat and the coffee on. Coupled with a satellite solution we can now broadcast live from anywhere in the UK and Europe.

If we need to go further we can simply jump a plane with our LiveStream HD550  - a very clever little box that allows us to live vision mix up to 5 cameras, PowerPoint and titles. The output can then be recorded or live streamed to any website including social media platforms such as Facebook and YouTube.

The Livestream HD550 packs down into a carry-on bag and used with our incredible small 4K Sony cameras we can deploy an outside broadcast webcasting team anywhere in the world without a team of Sherpas or Ryanairs baggage fine.

The big news is the VW has central heating which is a small separate diesel engine that keeps the van very snug and uses very little diesel, so perfect for late night editing. This might not sound like big news but once we nearly froze wearing gloves thumping at a keyboard cutting a video in production marquee as the temperature dropped to -3 (-23 when I tell it in a pub)

So if you’d like to discuss your latest outside broadcast, event or video project please do call WaveFX 01223 505600 or email hello@wavefx.co.uk

http://www.wavefx.co.uk/

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