Al Ain Shooting Club: from open ground to the gala stage.
Two engagements for the Al Ain Shooting Club. A live multi-camera broadcast from open ground: no venue fibre, bonded 5G transmission, hot-standby encoders. And the club opening ceremony and awards gala on one contract: stage, LED, lighting, sound and the live broadcast, delivered 24 January 2026.
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- Hot standby
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Broadcast where there is no venue.
We delivered a live multi-camera broadcast for the Al Ain Shooting Club from open ground. No venue fibre. No production truck. No fallback infrastructure. Open ground is the honest test of a remote-location broadcast: everything the production needs, the production carries in.
Bonded 5G carried the transmission, independent of anything the location did or did not have. Primary and hot-standby encoders ran in parallel, so an encoder failure would not have touched the picture. The vision mix ran from the field, feeding the same live pipeline we use on institutional broadcasts. If the signal holds from open ground, it holds from a corporate office anywhere in the Gulf.
One contract. Stage to stream.
The club's opening ceremony and awards gala ran as one production under one contract. Stage, LED, lighting, sound and the live multi-camera broadcast, scoped together and delivered together on 24 January 2026, with the gala season broadcast in December before it. That is the shape most staged events say they want and few get: full event production and the broadcast, answered by the same team.
A ceremony has one running order, and every discipline serves it. Splitting stage, sound and broadcast across separate suppliers means every cue crosses a company boundary. Here it crossed a desk: the show was vision-mixed live by the same team that built the room.
Two shapes of job, one client.
The same client trusted us with two completely different productions: a field broadcast with no infrastructure at all, and a staged ceremony where five disciplines answered one running order. The transmission discipline is the same one behind our Abu Dhabi Shooting Club and ISF broadcasts: our own network, our own control room, no dependence on the venue.
The same standard, on other stages.
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