HVCC-BROADCASTING
Honor Valor Courage Corporation
All HVCC-BROADCASTING EVENTS are broadcast over our ISBN.LIVE NETWORKS, FAITH NETWORKS.LIVE and NOW I UNDERSTAND.LIVE NETWORKS.
20,000 INTERACTIVE ISBN.LIVE VIEWERS PER EVENT
Cloud Based Off Premise Production and Broadcast Control Centers
Totally self contained requires no outside resources from the venue
On-Site Private Network
Multi-Camera Live Broadcast up to (75 Cameras)
Interactive Streaming Aerial Cameras with wide angle and zoom for close up shots
Self-contained solar power cameras for easy deployment
HD video and audio
Up to 25 live Sports Commentator anywhere in the world can interact with the fans.
Ability to see all camera views at one time on screen
Automatic camera tracking with Audio and Visual Switching
On-demand viewing also
On-demand or recurring broadcast with recording and auto-generated transcripts.
Event Reporting & analytics
Event Revenue Sharing Programs
Sponsor reports on registrants, attendees, polling, attendee engagement and Q&A for follow up.
Broadcast across social channels with Facebook Live and YouTube integrations.
Broadcasting interface with Major Sports broadcasting media with sponsorship revenue splits
Unique profit sharing programs
Full-featured host controls
Mute/unmute panelists, and promote attendee to Sports commentators, giving them audio and video capabilities for enhanced engagement.
Full Drone Event Video Broadcasting Capability AT OPEN AIR EVENTS
Dedrone anti-drone (at open air) Event Protection
All video, audio and data streams utilized are fully encrypted and secured
Event assistance
Host large-scale events with help from our team, including planning, rehearsal, and live support.
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