What Cardiff actually needs
Two languages on one screen.
Public sector and cultural work in Wales usually needs Welsh alongside English, and that decision changes the production rather than just the wording. Bilingual lower thirds need more screen space, bilingual captions need more lead time, and a bilingual programme has to be planned rather than translated on the day.
It is worth raising early because it affects the graphics build, the caption workflow and sometimes the camera framing. Left until the week before, it becomes a compromise. Settled at the planning stage, it costs very little.
Beyond that, Cardiff runs the full range. Utilita Arena Cardiff is on our arena list, and the Bay venues and civic buildings are ordinary indoor rooms we treat as such.
What we do in Cardiff
Streaming and production, one crew.
Where we have worked
Venues in and around Cardiff.
From village halls to the arenas. dwmedia has delivered live production in 15 of the 25 major UK arenas, and the same crew and kit covers a single-camera stream in a local hall. From £500 for a single camera, from £1,950 for a multi-camera day. See the estimator ›
Cardiff questions.
Can you deliver a bilingual Welsh and English stream?
Yes, and it is worth settling at the planning stage. Bilingual lower thirds need more screen space and bilingual captions need more lead time, so it changes the graphics build rather than just the wording.
Have you worked in Utilita Arena Cardiff?
Yes. It is one of the 15 major UK arenas we have delivered live production in, as part of arena tour work.
Do you cover the rest of south Wales?
Yes. Corporate streams, civic meetings and conferences across the region, with our own connectivity so a venue with no usable line is a planning detail rather than a blocker.
Event in Cardiff?
Tell us the venue and the date and you will get an itemised quote you can take to a budget holder.