More than one fixed view.
ON21 plans around the schedule, room, participants, and intended audience so the finished recording feels connected to the event rather than distant from it.
Professional event coverage · Fond du Lac, Wisconsin
Coverage built around the event—not a template.
ON21 helps organizations preserve important moments with thoughtful multicamera recording and, when the need is strong and the conditions are right, dependable live event broadcasts.
Multicamera recording is the primary service. Live broadcasts are offered selectively when real-time access creates enough value to support the required planning and safeguards.
Flagship service
Professional multicamera event recording.
A single fixed view can document that an event occurred. Professional coverage plans around the event so people watching later can follow what happened, see what mattered, and hear it clearly.
What professional coverage adds
Intentional multicamera coverage
Planning identifies the people, transitions, and key moments, while multiple perspectives preserve both the full event and details a single viewpoint may miss.
Coordinated event audio
Audio is coordinated with the venue’s sound system whenever available and planned around the recording’s needs.
Calm, owner-led planning and production
The person learning your priorities stays close to the work, with a right-sized plan and clear coordination before and during the event.
A polished recording with defined delivery
The finished program is prepared for its intended use, with deliverables and the expected schedule defined in the proposal.
Primary service
Typical projects start at $900
The final proposal reflects the coverage the event actually requires rather than assuming the same cameras, operators, production hours, or deliverables for every event.
What shapes the final proposal
- Event length and schedule
- Venue, travel, and technical conditions
- Coverage and staffing requirements
- Editing and delivery
- Rentals or multiple event days
Selective premium service
Dependable live access starts with the right plan.
A live broadcast is a separate production, with the planning, staffing, infrastructure, and testing needed for dependable delivery.
Livestreaming fits when a defined remote audience needs real-time access and that access creates clear value for the event.
Typical projects start at $2,500
Broadcast proposals include the staffing, venue coordination, connectivity, testing, and safeguards needed for dependable live delivery.
A live broadcast may fit
- Conferences with a meaningful remote audience
- Fundraisers with a defined remote audience or fundraising purpose
- Competitions with an established audience
- Events where real-time access creates measurable value
Broadcast readiness
Reliability is designed into the plan.
ON21 identifies the conditions that must be addressed before recommending a broadcast approach.
Requirements that protect the reliability of the broadcast are part of the production plan, not optional extras.
When required, the proposal must include
Connectivity and venue access
Dedicated or bonded internet, plus venue network access and testing when required.
Production staffing
Additional camera operators and a dedicated director or technical operator when the plan requires them.
Audio, commentary, and lighting
Appropriate audio feeds, commentary support, and adequate production lighting.
Testing, rehearsal, and necessary rentals
Additional technical checks or rehearsals and any necessary rental equipment.
If venue conditions, budget, staffing, connectivity, or preparation cannot support a dependable broadcast, ON21 may recommend recording-only coverage or decline the broadcast portion.
Choose the right service
Does your audience need it live—or available afterward?
Both options are professionally planned and produced. The difference is whether real-time access creates enough value to require a live broadcast.
Choose recording when
Multicamera event recording
A polished program for later viewing is the priority.
- Audience timing
- People can watch after the event.
- Production focus
- Intentional coverage, coordinated audio, editing, and delivery.
- Typical starting point
- Typical projects start at $900
Choose a live broadcast when
Live event broadcasts
Remote viewers need professionally produced access as the event happens.
- Audience timing
- People need to participate or watch in real time.
- Production focus
- Professional event coverage plus broadcast reliability.
- Typical starting point
- Typical projects start at $2,500
How ON21 works
A clear path from first conversation to finished delivery.
The first conversation establishes the event, the intended outcome, and whether ON21 is the right production fit.
- 01
Discover
Share the date, venue, schedule, audience, intended use, key moments, permissions, and delivery needs.
- 02
Plan
Receive a written proposal covering the approach, responsibilities, deliverables, price, and expected schedule.
- 03
Produce
ON21 covers the event according to the agreed plan and coordinates with the people running it.
- 04
Deliver
Receive the completed recording through the delivery arrangement defined in the proposal.
Delivery and permissions
A finished recording should be organized, useful, and authorized.
Delivery is planned with the production so the finished work reaches the right people in an appropriate form.
Depending on the project, ON21 may provide
- A completed downloadable master file
- Secure, organized video delivery through Ludiom when appropriate
- Other project-specific delivery arrangements included in the proposal
The proposal confirms the expected delivery schedule based on the editing, review, and final deliverables.
Frequently asked questions
Useful answers before the first conversation.
01How far in advance should an organization contact ON21?
Two weeks or more is preferred for an ordinary recording inquiry. Complex broadcasts, multiple event days, and weekday scheduling benefit from substantially more notice.
02What affects the final price?
The proposal reflects event length and schedule, venue and technical conditions, coverage and staffing, editing and delivery, and any rentals or multiple event days.
03Can every event be livestreamed?
No. When the venue, connectivity, staffing, budget, or preparation cannot support dependable delivery, ON21 may recommend recording-only coverage.
04Can ON21 record a copyrighted musical or performance?
Only when the necessary recording and distribution permissions are in place. ON21 may decline work that lacks appropriate authorization.
05How is event audio captured?
Audio is coordinated with the venue’s sound system whenever available. The approach depends on the room, program, existing sound support, and intended use.
06When will the finished recording be delivered?
There is no universal deadline. The proposal confirms the expected schedule based on editing, review needs, and agreed deliverables.
07Does ON21 travel?
Yes, selectively. ON21 primarily serves east-central Wisconsin, with surrounding-area travel considered when the event and scope are a good fit.
08What information should an organization provide initially?
Share the date, venue, schedule, event type, audience, intended use, key moments, known permissions, desired deliverables, and whether real-time viewing is required.
Service area
Based in Fond du Lac, serving east-central Wisconsin with selective travel to surrounding areas.Start with the event
Tell us what is happening—and what the finished coverage needs to do.
Share the essentials and ON21 will help determine whether recording or a carefully planned live broadcast is the right fit.