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Multi-camera coverage, professional audio, livestreaming, and complete event recordings for corporate and community events.
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A great event video isn’t just a record of what happened — it’s a piece of marketing content in disguise. We capture your event with post-production in mind, planning every shot for future use.
Multi-camera setups, dedicated audio capture, and a fast turnaround mean your event content is ready to work for you in campaigns, social media, and internal communications well after the day ends.
You’re hosting a conference, launch, or ceremony worth remembering
Your keynote speakers deserve more than a phone recording
You want event content that doubles as marketing material
You need fast turnaround before the moment loses relevance
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Conference and hospitality highlights that capture the people, energy, and moments an audience needs to see.
Conference recap
Event highlight
Every event is covered with a plan for both the full record and the highlight content you’ll actually use.
Complete multi-camera coverage of keynotes, panels, and presentations.
A 2–3 minute cut capturing the energy and key moments of your event.
Short-form moments pulled and edited for same-week social posting.
Plan camera positions
Speakers, sessions mapped
Multi-camera, live audio
Highlights within days
“Mike demonstrated unwavering commitment at every step. His reassuring demeanor made the entire experience smoother and more enjoyable.”
Marketing Director, AEMC
Yes — scripting and concept development are core parts of our service. We collaborate with you to build the narrative before any filming begins.
Standard event production includes at least three cameras, professional audio, up to eight hours, and a complete event recording. Additional videographers, production crew, livestream requirements, travel outside New England, and expedited delivery are quoted separately.
Complete multi-camera event coverage with professional audio for the Greater Rochester Chamber of Commerce annual awards celebration.
Plan for the moments that cannot be repeated
Live event videography has one critical constraint: the important moment only happens once. Reliable coverage depends on understanding the program, room, speakers, audience, venue rules, and final deliverables before doors open. A multi-camera plan creates visual options, while professional audio capture protects the speeches, panels, awards, and presentations that carry the event’s meaning.
Power, camera positions, stage lighting, presentation playback, house audio, and guest movement all affect coverage. A technical conversation before the event clarifies signal access, cable paths, sightlines, and restrictions. This reduces disruption for attendees and prevents the production crew from competing with the venue team during setup.
A complete event recording, livestream, same-day excerpt, and promotional highlight require different staffing and workflows. The run of show identifies must-capture moments and helps assign camera angles for speakers, audience reactions, demonstrations, and room context. It also establishes where breaks, transitions, and schedule changes are most likely.
Clean sound may come from the venue console, wireless microphones, podium feeds, ambient microphones, or a combination of sources. Redundant recording is valuable because a polished image cannot repair missing dialogue. Monitoring throughout the event catches level changes, muted channels, and unexpected program adjustments while they can still be addressed.
Long-form sessions may need chapter breaks, title cards, slide integration, captions, or individual speaker files. Promotional edits may need short interviews and additional venue footage captured outside the formal program. Defining those uses in advance ensures the schedule includes the people and material required for both archival and marketing deliverables.
LiFi’s live event videography starts with at least three cameras, professional audio, and complete-event coverage. Share your date, venue, schedule, and delivery needs so the production plan can be scoped accurately.
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Tell us about your event and we’ll put together a coverage plan.