Seismic Events is a Dublin-based live streaming services company that has been using Video Transport in some of its recent productions. We’ve had a conversation with Willie van Velzen about the specific ways the product was used and why. Prior to the pandemic, Willie was focused on his other

Mantis Broadcast, started three years ago by Steve Tinsley and Stuart Willson, is a team of live broadcast professionals specialising in producing online events, both virtual and hybrid. We spoke with Steve to find out how Video Transport is helping them reduce costs while producing live and on-demand events. When

Based in the UK, Visionmill Limited is a technical solution provider with over 20 years of experience in the event industry. The company is focused primarily on providing managed broadcast solutions for national events, international music tours, product launches, social awareness campaigns, and internal corporate communications to governmental organizations, mainstream

Creative Technology (CT) is part of the NEP Group, the world’s premier provider of technology and production services to event organisers and content creators operating 29 offices in 17 countries. The company’s customers are usually from the corporate sector – such as banking or insurance organizations willing to produce

Established in 1941, the Utah Valley University, with over 40,000 students, is the largest public institution in the state of Utah. It’s Studios and Broadcast Services department professionally produces all of the campus events – such as conferences, lectures or commencements – and streams them out to larger audiences if

Founded in 2018, Live Production Tech is a video production company in South Africa. Just recently, Video Transport was used as part of their workflow to remotely produce a major polo competition in the UK. We spoke to Michael Esteves about how Video Transport was used during the Cartier Queen's

Last year has brought a lot of change to the space of video production. Having essentially lost the freedom to travel, companies adopted remote production methods for all kinds of content: from corporate events to entertainment shows for major broadcast and cable networks. At the same time, tremendous amounts of