Broadcast & Live Streaming Production in Miami & South Florida

We match pixel pitch, refresh rate, scan behavior, brightness and processor settings to the camera shutter, frame rate, lenses and viewing distance. The goal is to reduce scan lines, moiré and color differences on camera. With the video and camera teams, we test representative angles and adjust the wall for the room and the program feed. The final recommendation accounts for the venue, installation method, access, power, schedule and content workflow. Inventory availability and final engineering are confirmed for the event date.

Playback supplies presentations, video and scenic content to the LED wall. The switcher selects cameras, remote guests and graphics for the program feed. We plan the signal flow, formats, audio, encoding, recording, monitoring and network checks so each destination receives the right output. Operators share a cueing and communication plan, with backup paths for critical playback and transmission components when the production risk warrants them.

We test sources, outputs and return paths for the cameras, lenses, intercom, audio feeds, graphics, playback, LED processors, switcher outputs, recording systems, encoders, network connections and remote contributors included in the production. Checks cover resolution, frame rate, synchronization, color, audio delay and monitoring. A rehearsal confirms cues and identifies where fallback sources are needed. We document the operating plan and agree on testing time before the broadcast so the team can address issues before going live.

Yes. You can hire us for LED, cameras, playback, switching or streaming as a single operated system. We can also coordinate a broader technical package with staging, lighting, intercom, recording, crew and specialist resources. The proposal can cover equipment only, an operated system or a coordinated technical production, and identifies who is responsible for each interface. GLMedia remains responsible for its contracted work. Before quoting, we review venue rules, access, crew needs, power, rigging, schedule and each provider’s responsibilities.