Camera positions
Positions chosen for the stage, the audience and the screens without blocking sightlines.
Camera ops · director
Cameras + IMAG
Multi-camera production with professional operators, live switching and IMAG displayed throughout the venue.
Overview
The back row sees what the front row sees.
IMAG — image magnification — puts live camera shots of the stage on the screens, so everyone in a large room gets a close-up of the speaker, performer or graduate. It is one of the clearest ways to make a big event feel personal.
Diamond Level plans camera positions, lenses, switching and screen routing together. A director calls shots, camera operators frame them, and the program feed goes to the LED walls, the recording and the livestream at the same time.
The result goes well beyond someone filming the event — it is a live production built for the room.
How we design it
Planned with the whole production.
Live switching
A director switches cameras and graphics in real time.
IMAG
Program shots sent to LED walls and side screens.
Recording
Recorded program and camera feeds for post-event content.
Questions
Frequently asked questions.
What is IMAG?
IMAG stands for image magnification: live camera video of the stage shown on screens so the whole audience can see detail.
How many cameras do we need?
It depends on the room, the program and whether you are streaming. We recommend a camera plan after reviewing the event.
Can the same cameras feed the livestream?
Yes. The switched program can go to screens, recording and livestream at once.
Where it’s used
Productions that rely on it.
Need this on your next event?
We plan every department together, so this capability fits the rest of your production from the start.
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