Play filmEnthronement of the Bishop of Carlisle
A four-camera livestream, run with a mostly volunteer crew, for the enthronement of the 68th Bishop of Carlisle at Carlisle Cathedral.
For everyone who couldn't be in the room.
We livestream conferences, concerts, shows, meetings and services to YouTube, Facebook, Zoom or a private link. We bring the cameras, the sound, the internet connection if there isn't one, and the people to run it.
How a stream works with us
We visit or call the venue first to check sightlines, power and connection. On the day we set up cameras, take a clean sound feed from the desk (or bring our own microphones), and test the stream privately before going live.
During the event, one of our team cuts between cameras, adds titles and slides, and keeps an eye on the stream. Afterwards you get the recording, and an edited version if you'd like one.
Inside the room too
In big or awkward venues, the same cameras can feed screens around the room, so people behind a pillar or at the back of a hall still see what's going on.
What we stream
- ConferencesKeynotes, panels and hybrid sessions with remote speakers, for national associations and organisations of every size.
- Concerts & showsMusic, theatre and dance, with the sound mixed for people listening at home.
- MeetingsAGMs, council meetings and public consultations.
- ServicesServices, baptisms, ordinations, weddings and funerals, for churches of every tradition.
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Where can you stream to?
YouTube, Facebook, Twitch, Vimeo, Zoom and most other platforms, or an unlisted link only your guests can see. We can stream to more than one at once.
What if the venue has no internet?
We bring our own. We combine 4G and 5G mobile data and satellite, and add the venue's connection if there is one, so the stream has more than one route out. See event WiFi.
Do we get a recording?
Yes. Every stream is recorded, and we can tidy it up afterwards, or deliver a fully edited film of the event.
How many cameras do we need?
We usually start with two cameras, which covers a talk, a meeting or a service well. For concerts, shows and bigger conferences we work up to four, and to eight for the largest events, with someone cutting between them live. We'll suggest what suits yours.
Can you stream a funeral?
Yes. We have a separate page for funeral streaming and AV.
Tell us what you're planning.
Or email hello [at] 1five [dot] co [dot] uk. We'll come back with questions or a quote, usually within two working days.