Los Angeles · Multi-camera live production

Streaming built for this community, not adapted to it.

Multi-camera live streaming for simchas, synagogue services, memorials and corporate events across Los Angeles. We speak your family's languages, we know why the chuppah and the hora need different coverage, and we publish our prices.

EnglishעבריתРусский❓ فارسی
Up to 8Cameras, switched live
ShabbatPre-set, unattended operation
PublishedPricing, before you call
What we cover

The events that only happen once

Some are planned a year out. Some are called the same morning. We are built for both.

Weddings

Chuppah, bedeken, the hora — covered by people who know the order of the evening and where to be standing before it happens, not after.

Bar & Bat Mitzvah

The service and the celebration after. We frame the aliyah so family watching from Israel or Tehran actually sees the child, not a crowd.

Synagogue services

Weekly services, and produced High Holy Day coverage for the days a congregation cannot risk a volunteer and a laptop. Install or fully staffed.

Funerals & memorials

Graveside, chapel, the walk, and the shiva house — the parts a fixed camera on a wall cannot follow. Same-day link to family abroad.

Corporate & hybrid

Launches, panels and annual meetings with live switching, your graphics and a redundant uplink — at private clubs, offices and schools, not just union ballrooms.

Schools & ceremonies

Graduations, Yom HaZikaron and school events, so every parent and grandparent sees it wherever they are.

Pricing

Our prices are on the page

Almost nobody in this market publishes a number. We think making you call to find out whether you can afford it is a bad way to start.

Single Camera

$1,200 / up to 2 hrs
  • 1 camera, operated
  • Professional audio feed
  • Private link for your guests
  • Full recording afterwards

Two Camera, Switched

$1,900 / up to 3 hrs
  • 2 cameras, cut live
  • Mixed audio from the room and the mic
  • Names and titles on screen
  • Bonded cellular backup

Produced Multi-Cam

$3,400 / half day
  • 3 cameras + technical director
  • Custom graphics and your logo
  • Slides and pre-recorded greetings played in
  • Redundant uplink, venue tested in advance

Full Day Broadcast

$6,200 / full day
  • 4 cameras, full crew
  • Producer on site all day
  • Multi-destination streaming
  • Same-day highlight clip

Additional camera and operator +$700. Additional hours $300/hr. Memorials and funerals are a flat $1,500, because a grieving family should not be doing arithmetic. Travel beyond 30 miles of Los Angeles is quoted separately. ❓ All figures are proposed and pending Valeri's sign-off — they are anchored to published LA competitor rates, not invented.

Why us

Four things nobody else in LA advertises.

  • Your family's languages. Hebrew, Russian and English — and Farsi ❓ pending confirmation. When the couple is here and the grandparents paying are not, everyone gets to speak their own language.
  • Shabbat-aware operation. Pre-set and unattended where it's needed, scheduled around candle-lighting, and we don't need it explained to us.
  • We actually cut a live show. Not one static camera in the corner — multiple angles switched in real time by someone who has done it hundreds of times.
  • We bring our own internet. Bonded cellular, so the broadcast doesn't die because the venue's WiFi did. We test the room in advance either way.
LIVE
❓ Replace with a real production still
(gallery, multi-cam setup, or a service in progress)
How it works

Four steps, no surprises

Tell us

Date, venue, roughly how many will watch and where they are. Free, and no obligation.

We plan

We test the venue's connection, set the camera plan around your order of service, and prepare graphics.

We go live

Crew arrives early, builds, tests twice, and cuts the show while it happens.

You keep it

Full recording delivered afterwards, ready to watch again and share with whoever missed it.

Questions

What people ask before booking

How do our guests watch?

One link. No app, no account, nothing to install. It works on a phone, a laptop or a smart TV — which is what most families use, so everyone can watch together in one room.

Can you work on Shabbat or Yom Tov?

Yes. Equipment is set up and started before, and runs unattended through the service with no operator touching it. We schedule around candle-lighting without needing to be asked.

Can you do a funeral on short notice?

Usually yes, and it's a large part of what we do. Call rather than email — we answer the phone, and we'll tell you honestly whether we can be there in time.

Our synagogue already streams to YouTube. Why would we change?

You may not need to for a regular Shabbat. Where it matters is the High Holy Days and life-cycle events, when one camera and an unattended laptop is the difference between a congregation feeling present and feeling talked at. We also install and hand over, if you'd rather run it yourselves the rest of the year.

Is the broadcast private?

Yes. The link isn't listed publicly or indexed by search engines, and it can be password-protected if you prefer.

Do you carry insurance?

Yes — general liability with the venue named as additional insured, and we'll provide a certificate of insurance for your venue on request. ❓ Pending entity formation.

What about the venue's internet?

We test it in advance. Where it can't be relied on, we bring bonded cellular so the stream doesn't depend on the venue's network — and you don't pay a convention centre's hardline fee.

Got a date? Let's check it.

Tell us about the event and you'll have a clear answer and a price within 24 hours.

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Contact

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Service areaLos Angeles, the Valley, Beverly Hills, Pico-Robertson, Encino and Orange County.
LanguagesEnglish · עברית · فارسی · Русский
Urgent?For a funeral, call rather than email. We answer the phone.