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Live Production
Bring the room closer to the stage. Live camera relay and screen content for audiences that need to see every detail.
IMAG is not just putting a camera on a performer. It is camera positions, direction, timing, signal routing and screen delivery working together so the audience stays connected to the action.
What this covers
IMAG
IMAG is not just putting a camera on a performer. It is camera positions, direction, timing, signal routing and screen delivery working together so the audience stays connected to the action.
- 01Camera relay for festivals, touring and arena rooms
- 02Vision mixing and screen routing
- 03Sponsor, lower-third and holding screen assets
- 04Crew workflows planned before show day
Make the detail visible. Keep the audience connected.
IMAG is not simply a camera pointed at the stage. Camera positions, lens choices, directing and screen composition all need to work with the room, the content and the rhythm of the live show.
Kapture plans image magnification as part of the production design, helping audiences follow the detail without pulling attention away from what is happening live.
Every seat matters
IMAG and screen content designed together
For arena shows, conferences and large rooms, the screen becomes part of the audience's sightline. We combine live cameras with presentation content, playback, graphics and brand assets so the visual language remains coherent throughout the event.
The same camera system can also feed recording or streaming workflows, creating more value from one well-planned production without compromising the in-room output.
What Kapture brings
A complete image magnification workflow
Everything required to move from camera position to confident screen output.
- Broadcast cameras and long lenses
- Live directing and vision mixing
- Playback, graphics and presentation feeds
- LED processing and screen routing
Start the brief
Need every seat to feel closer?
Tell us about the room, the audience and the outcome. We will come back with a clear production route.