Live Streaming and Webcasting for Events Across the Lower Mainland
Valley Tech builds and runs the broadcast side of live-streamed and hybrid events across Vancouver, the Fraser Valley, and the wider Lower Mainland — multi-camera production with switching between angles, graphics overlays, and lower-thirds, not a single static camera on the stage. Streams route to the platforms an organization already uses — YouTube, Facebook, or a private/gated feed for an internal or invite-only audience. For venues with unreliable or unavailable internet, we bring our own connectivity: cellular 5G/LTE aggregation and Starlink rentals, plus NDI product rentals for productions that need a networked video workflow, and broadcast switching and instant-replay gear for the full chain. Streaming works best planned in from the start alongside the in-room audio, video, and lighting — for a hybrid AGM, a conference with a virtual ticket tier, or a concert reaching fans who can’t attend in person.
Multi-camera, not a webcam on a tripod
We run proper multi-camera production — switching between angles, graphics overlays, and lower-thirds — rather than a single static shot.
It’s the difference between “someone pointed a camera at the stage” and a program that actually holds a remote viewer’s attention.
Reliable connectivity, wherever your audience is
Streams route to the platforms your organization is already using — YouTube, Facebook, or a private/gated feed for an internal or invite-only audience — so you’re not asking your audience to learn a new tool to watch.
A great production means nothing if the upload drops. For venues with unreliable or unavailable internet, connectivity is the real bottleneck — see our post on bonded internet for event streaming. We back that up with real rentable gear: cellular 5G/LTE aggregation and Starlink, for sites where venue WiFi isn’t an option.
Built for hybrid, not bolted onto it
Whether it’s a hybrid AGM, a conference with a virtual ticket tier, or a concert reaching fans who can’t be there in person, streaming works best when it’s planned in from the start alongside the in-room audio, video, and lighting — not added as an afterthought two days before the event.
Live streaming & webcasting, answered
Is this just a camera pointed at the stage, or an actual produced stream?
A real production — we run multi-camera capture with switching between angles, graphics overlays, and lower-thirds, not a single static shot. It’s the difference between someone pointing a camera at the stage and a program that actually holds a remote viewer’s attention.
What platforms can you stream to?
Wherever your audience already is — YouTube, Facebook, or a private/gated feed for an internal or invite-only audience — so you’re not asking people to learn a new tool to watch.
What if our venue has bad or no internet?
That’s the real bottleneck for most venues, so we bring the connectivity ourselves — cellular 5G/LTE aggregation and Starlink rentals for sites where venue Wi-Fi isn’t an option.
Can you stream a hybrid event where part of the audience is in the room and part is virtual?
Yes — a hybrid AGM, a conference with a virtual ticket tier, or a concert reaching fans who can’t attend in person all work best when the stream is planned in from the start alongside the in-room audio, video, and lighting, not bolted on two days before the event.
Do you handle the technical delivery side, like switching and NDI feeds, or just the cameras?
The whole broadcast chain — multi-camera capture, switching and delivery, NDI product rentals for productions that need a networked video workflow, plus broadcast switching and instant replay gear.
Do you provide streaming for events outside Vancouver, at venues without built-in AV infrastructure?
Yes — we run live streaming across Vancouver, the Fraser Valley, and the wider Lower Mainland, including sites where we bring our own connectivity via cellular or Starlink rather than relying on the venue.
Need your event to reach people who aren’t in the room?
Get in touch and we’ll scope the stream alongside the rest of your production.