Live broadcast · Dec 2025
Zenni Optical
We produced the live broadcast of Zenni's 2025 End of Year Celebration: multiple cameras, wireless mics and a technical director cutting the program live.
Pleasanton · Live streaming + event AVPleasanton is home to major software headquarters and busy corporate campuses, and their events reach far beyond the room: customer and user events, leadership meetings and all-hands streamed to offices around the world. NinjAV runs the sound, cameras, switching and stream with a crew trained in live broadcast.
Many event streams are shot on small robotic cameras run from a laptop. We come from live TV broadcast. Your event is shot on real broadcast TV cameras, by camera operators who shoot live for the NFL, NBA, ESPN, CNN and MSNBC.
Your remote audience sees the difference: sharp, well-framed shots that follow every speaker, clean cuts between angles, and a picture that looks like your brand, not a video call. Live TV has no second take, and we run your event the same way.
A Tri-Valley campus event usually has two audiences: the people in the room and the employees or customers watching from everywhere else. We cover both with one crew, so the stream gets the same care as the stage.
We load in quietly, set up fast and test every element before doors open, then stay behind the scenes so your speakers can focus on their message.
We run every technical piece of the event, from the microphone to the live stream. One crew, one plan, one person to call.
Professional sound systems and microphones for presenters and panels, with an audio engineer on the board for the whole program.
Multi-camera coverage of the stage and speakers, run by operators who have shot live news.
A technical director cuts the program live, so every speaker change and slide lands on the right shot.
Streaming to Zoom, Teams or YouTube for remote attendees, plus a recording our parent studio can edit into highlights.
We produced the live broadcast of Zenni's 2025 End of Year Celebration: multiple cameras, wireless mics and a technical director cutting the program live.
Our team ran the live podcast recording during Anthropic's Claude Founder House event in San Francisco.
Two live broadcasts streamed to a virtual audience: a team session and a company All Hands, with a multi-camera crew on headset comms.
One of NFL Media's vendors for the San Francisco host market during Super Bowl LX week.
We set up and filmed more than 75 mini podcasts in two days. The host was Reid AI, the AI avatar of LinkedIn co-founder Reid Hoffman, and Reid Hoffman himself sat down as one of the guests.
Every event is quoted on its own scope, venue, technical needs and crew size. These numbers help you plan a budget.
One broadcast camera, streamed to Zoom, Teams, YouTube or your own platform. No graphics.
Two to three broadcast cameras, a technical director cutting live, and on-screen graphics.
The live stream plus event AV for the people in the room: sound, screens and cameras, run by one crew.
Approximate starting prices. Event AV without a stream starts at $5,000 for audio only and $9,500 for audio and video. We'll send a custom estimate after we learn about your event.
Yes, live streaming is our specialty. We shoot on broadcast TV cameras with operators who shoot live for the NFL, NBA, ESPN, CNN and MSNBC, cut the program live, and stream to Zoom, Teams, YouTube or your own platform.
Yes. We stream to Zoom, Teams or YouTube and can run an event that is in-person, hybrid or fully remote.
Yes. Both can be added to any audio and video package, along with livestreaming.
A basic one-camera stream without graphics starts at $5,000, and a two-to-three camera stream with graphics starts at $10,000. Streams with a live audience in the room are quoted per event. Event AV without a stream starts around $5,000 for audio only and $9,500 for audio and video.
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Call or email with the basics and we'll come back with a plan and an estimate.