Professional live streaming & broadcast production in Oman.
Live streaming and broadcast production for Muscat conferences, cultural events and corporate broadcasts, and for remote sites across the sultanate. Our crew and kit travel from Dubai.
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Conference and corporate broadcasts in Muscat
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Cultural and national events, produced Arabic-first
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Bonded 5G, with satellite in the bond, for mountain, coastal and desert sites
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Replay, clips and an engagement report after every event
Live streaming services in Oman, produced end to end.
Live event streaming
Broadcast-quality multi-camera coverage of your event, live to your own page and the platforms your audience uses.
Learn moreCorporate webcasts and town halls
Leadership broadcasts to every office, with questions moderated and attendance counted per person.
Learn moreConferences and summits
Every stage covered, speaker interviews on the floor, and a replay of each session ready the same day.
Learn moreHybrid events
The room and the people watching on one running order and one question queue.
Learn moreArabic and English, together
Bilingual production and simultaneous interpretation, each language delivered cleanly to its own audience.
Learn moreAnywhere, not just the ballroom
Bonded 5G carries a full broadcast from open ground, an outdoor site or a venue with no usable internet.
Learn moreOman events span corporate, cultural, and remote heritage venues.
The Oman calendar runs from Muscat conferences and corporate broadcasts to cultural programmes and festivals, and increasingly to events at remote coastal and mountain sites. The production is urban one week and remote the next.
We travel from Dubai with our own crew and kit. For sites with no fibre, bonded 5G carries the broadcast, with satellite in the bond where coverage is thin.
Urban corporate, remote heritage, and everything between.
Muscat conferences and corporate broadcasts
Cultural programmes
Remote venues
National Day
Specification.
- Venue fibre in Muscat where it exists, tested at the site survey, with bonded 5G alongside. Remote sites add satellite to the bond.
- Arabic first for cultural and heritage events, English alongside.
- Our crew and kit travel from Dubai to Oman. The lead time depends on the scope of the event, and we confirm it in the proposal.
- Some public broadcasts need Ministry of Information approval. We flag what your event needs while we scope it.
- The replay of every session, the clips worth sending on and engagement per person, delivered to your storage.
Trusted where failure is public.
- A daily broadcast, in four languages. We produced the YOUNGO youth broadcast inside COP28: four languages, four channels, every day for two weeks. Case study
- On air inside three minutes. We ran the stand-up interview position at IRENA. Ministers walked in and were live with a broadcast cut inside three minutes. Case study
- Booked again after the pilot. A seven-camera tournament broadcast with live commentary and scoring, then a return booking from the same federation. Case study
- Eighteen hours live. The main-stage robot combat broadcast at Solana Breakpoint: three days, remote vision mix, two platforms, highlights the same day. Case study
Engineered so it cannot fail.
- Never one line. Venue fibre where the room has it, and bonded 5G running alongside, so the broadcast does not depend on a single connection.
- A spare for everything that matters. Hot-standby encoding and every camera recorded on its own track, so a failure changes nothing your audience sees.
- Rehearsal to last session. The producer, director and engineer you brief are the people who run it on the day. Nobody is handed your show at the door.
- Proof it worked. The replay of every session, the clips worth sending on, and engagement per person, delivered to your storage.
What Oman teams ask before they book.
Can you broadcast from remote Oman venues?
Yes. Bonded 5G carries the broadcast, with satellite in the bond where cellular coverage is thin. We delivered a live multi-camera broadcast from open ground with no venue fibre, on bonded cellular with hot-standby encoding.
How do you get to Oman?
Our crew and kit travel from Dubai, by road or air depending on the site. The lead time depends on the scope and the location, and we confirm it in the proposal.
Can you produce in Arabic for heritage and cultural events?
Yes. Arabic can lead with English alongside, or each language can go to its own audience on its own track.
What if the venue internet fails?
It will not take the stream with it. Bonded 5G runs alongside the venue connection on every job, and either path can carry the broadcast on its own.
What does it cost?
Every event is scoped against its run of show: duration, cameras, crew, destinations and the reporting you want afterwards. Send the date, the venue and the audience, and we come back with a full proposal.
Tell us the date, the venue and who is watching.
We scope every Oman event against its run of show, not a package.
CBA runs live streaming in the UAE for clients right across the region.