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Live streaming

Live streaming production in Queenstown

Broadcast-style live streams for festivals, sport, conferences and hybrid events. Multiple cameras, live switching and clean audio, not a laptop on a tripod.

Live streams that look like broadcast

A live stream has no second take. So we treat every one as a full production: multiple camera positions, ATEM live switching, wireless video transmitters, separately mixed audio and graphics, all planned before we arrive.

We have streamed four-camera festival stages at WellFest and ice hockey at the Queenstown Ice Arena, and we run our own weekly live show, FanCast AFL, so latency, audio sync, platform quirks and dropped connections are problems we have already solved.

A camera monitor showing the live feed of a Wakatipu Wild ice hockey game at the Queenstown Ice Arena
Streaming Wakatipu Wild ice hockey, Queenstown Ice Arena.

Streams we have run

Festival · Queenstown

WellFest 2026

Three days, 350+ attendees and four cameras on the main stage, switched live on an ATEM with wireless transmitters and a roaming camera.

Sport · national league

New Zealand Ice Hockey League

Live broadcast production for New Zealand Ice Hockey League and Women's League games, including Wakatipu Wild at the Queenstown Ice Arena: a camera platform above the scorebox and fixed cameras for full rink coverage, streamed to national and international audiences.

What every stream includes

Multiple cameras

Two to four positions depending on the venue, so every key moment has the right angle.

Live switching

ATEM switching between cameras, graphics and pre-recorded content in real time.

Wireless video

Transmitters instead of cables across the floor, so cameras can move.

Professional audio

Separate feeds for speakers, performers and ambience, mixed live into the stream.

Any platform

YouTube, Facebook, LinkedIn, Vimeo or your own, configured to where your audience is.

A full recording

Every stream is recorded in full quality for highlights, social clips and on-demand viewing. Town halls, AGMs and keynotes: see corporate video.

How it works

  1. ScopeVenue, audience, platform and requirements, with a site recce and connectivity test where possible.
  2. Technical planCamera positions, switching, audio routing, stream settings and a backup plan, written down.
  3. Set up and testWe arrive early and run a full end-to-end test before going live.
  4. Go liveWe run the production start to finish, monitoring stream health throughout.
  5. DeliverThe full recording plus any highlights or clips, usually within 5 to 7 business days.

We stream our own show too

From FanCast Productions across New Zealand and Australia.

FanCast AFL
Podcast and live stream · Melbourne

FanCast AFL

Our own AFL show, produced with multiple cameras and streamed live on YouTube and TikTok.

Watch on YouTube →

Frequently asked questions

Which platforms can you stream to?

YouTube, Facebook, LinkedIn, Vimeo or a custom platform. We configure the stream for wherever your audience is watching.

What happens if the venue internet drops?

Every stream gets a documented technical plan, including connectivity testing on the recce and a backup plan. Every stream is also recorded in full quality on site, so nothing is lost.

Do we get a recording afterwards?

Yes. You receive the full-quality recording, plus any highlight edits or social clips you have booked, usually within 5 to 7 business days.

Need to stream an event?

Tell us the venue, the date and where your audience is watching from.