The kit is the same. The job isn't.

It matters less than the shape of the room and the audience. A council committee, a housing association AGM and a university senate meeting are technically the same job: a fixed room, a formal agenda, a remote audience who need to hear every word, and a recording that has to stay accessible afterwards. Pick the sector page closest to your organisation and the detail will be right, or ring and describe the event rather than the sector.

Yes. Insurance certificates, RAMS and method statements go out with the quote rather than being produced on request, because that is what most procurement teams ask for first. We are used to being one line on a longer tender and we will fill in the forms rather than asking for an exception.

Yes, and it is usually cheaper and more consistent than splitting them. The same cameras and the same director can feed the venue screens and the online audience at once, which avoids two suppliers negotiating over positions and two versions of the same show.

The eight pages cover where most of our work sits, not the limit of it. If your event is a room with an audience and something worth seeing in it, the job is recognisable whatever the sector is called. Ring and describe it.

Yes, and we plan them in from the start rather than adding them the week before. Live captions, in-vision BSL on its own camera, and accurate captions on the archive. Interpreters book up months ahead, so the earlier it is raised the better.

From £500 for a single camera stream, from £1,950 for a multi-camera day, and from £4,500 for full broadcast or arena-scale IMAG, all excluding VAT. The estimator gives you a range built around your own event in about a minute.