Arena concert
6 cameras · live to two platforms
fler is Norwegian for more. We bring up to eight matched cine angles, cut them live in front of an audience, and hand over clean masters before the room has emptied.
No second take, no reset. Everything below is scoped so the show can survive a dropped feed, a dead battery or a speaker who runs forty minutes long.
Two to eight cine bodies, matched on colour and framerate, genlocked and timecoded so the edit lines up on the first try.
Bonded 5G and hardwired uplink running side by side with automatic failover. One destination or twelve.
One rig feeding the room and the stream at once — IMAG to the screens, a clean programme to the world.
Long glass, fast primes and operators who know the songs. Built for stage light, not for boardrooms.
Slides, speakers and Q&A cut cleanly, with a recording that is ready to publish the same afternoon.
A controlled room in Oslo with remote contributors brought in at broadcast quality, not video-call quality.
We walk the room before we quote it. Sightlines, power, rigging points, ceiling height, and a real uplink test from the exact spot the encoder will sit.
Bodies matched on colour and framerate, genlocked, timecode-jammed. Comms on every position. Every camera records internally while it feeds the switcher — the backup is the primary.
A vision engineer cuts the show as it happens, with the director on comms. Tally tells the operators who is hot. Two uplinks stay live, and the failover is automatic rather than heroic.
The stream ends and the programme master is already on a drive. ISO files from every angle come with it, synced and labelled, ready for whoever edits next.
Nothing here is exotic. It is the gear that keeps working when the venue's power dips and the wifi collapses under two thousand phones.
6 cameras · live to two platforms
4 cameras · IMAG + stream
5 cameras · slide capture
3 cameras · remote guest
Move the sliders and watch the number. These are the real day rates we quote from — no hidden line items, no 'contact us for pricing'.
4 cameras · 8 h · 1 day · live
Edit, colour, sound mix, graphics and versioning are scoped per project — a three-minute recap and a full multicam concert film are not the same job. Tell us what you need afterwards and we agree that part separately.
Indicative only, excluding MVA. Final quote is confirmed after a look at the venue, the running order and the delivery you need.
Two covers a talking head with a cutaway. Four is the sweet spot for a conference or a panel — wide, two mediums and a roaming angle. Six and up is concert territory, where you want long lens on the stage and something moving. If you are unsure, start at four in the calculator and we will tell you honestly if it is more than the room needs.
It usually does. We never rely on house wifi: the encoder runs bonded cellular across multiple carriers, with a hardwired path as a second leg where one exists. Failover is automatic, and every camera is recording internally the whole time, so even a total transmission loss still leaves you with the full show on cards.
Yes. One programme feed can go to YouTube, LinkedIn, Facebook, Vimeo, a Teams or Zoom bridge, an internal CDN and the screens in the room simultaneously. Add destinations in the calculator — each one is a small addition on the day.
With ISO recording enabled you get a clean file from every angle, synced by timecode and labelled, alongside the live programme master. Whoever edits later gets a project that assembles itself.
Because it is the part that varies most. A same-day social cut, a sponsor-ready recap and a feature-length concert film share almost nothing in scope. We price the capture transparently and agree the edit separately, once we know what you actually want out the other end.
Regularly. Anywhere in Eastern Norway is a day trip and priced as such in the calculator. Further afield we quote travel, freight and accommodation per project — send the dates and we will come back with a number.
Date, venue and roughly what the room looks like is enough to start. You get a real answer from the person who will be running the switch, usually the same day.