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Case studies about our previous events can be found here:
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Other samples of our work can be found here.
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At Architex our background and passion is in live events. We have decades of experience on our core team from a variety of backgrounds including corporate and non-profit conferences, music and idea festivals, Broadway and other theatrical performances, and venue management. All of our staff has a background in creative technology, which we leverage to facilitate the translation of creative and programmatic design into clear technical documentation that takes the guesswork out of on-site implementation. We have worked on events at a wide range of scales and budgets - from single room non-profit advocacy meetings to multi-venue festivals. We strive to design each event according to our client’s specific needs and budget.
We offer virtual and hybrid broadcast production, including vMix session prep, creation and execution, setting up and testing remote connections through a variety of communication protocols, and managing hardware for streaming onsite. Alongside remotely maintaining broadcast machines, we conduct ongoing research into new broadcast technology as part of our core work and make recommendations based on new developments in the industry. This includes recommending and implementing hardware SRT encoders, which allow us to produce the broadcast portion of events remotely by receiving multiple feeds from onsite and adding graphics and other assets. Alongside communicating with onsite teams to provide virtual offerings of in-person events, Architex also provides pre-recording services, using the Riverside platform for isolated recordings and our team’s expertise in talent coaching and video editing.
Remote broadcast workflow using hardware SRT encoders on-site
In the workflow example above, Architex receives multiple feeds from the on-site production team with embedded audio, which are sent via SRT encoders for fault tolerant transmission in low bandwidth environments. Our team receives these feeds at one of our remote studios and switches an independent broadcast feed, adding in additional graphics, captions, and other branding assets. This can be achieved simply by in-taking a switched camera and graphics/playback feed or scaled up by transmitting inputs from each isolated source, allowing our team to switch cameras and graphics independently from the in-room switch.