Camera is the room. Studios, hybrid stages and recurring content — engineered for the message that needs to travel beyond the building.
SPARK organises corporate hospitality around the shape of the occasion. Meetings move decisions. Events stage moments. Broadcast moves content — to audiences who weren't in the room and never needed to be.
Boardroom, business meeting, workshop. The room is the medium.
Conferences, premieres, brand moments. Audience in the room.
Live, hybrid, podcast, recorded. The camera is the room.
Every brief lands in one of four formats. Each has its own setup logic, production value and pricing band — so you know what you're buying before the conversation starts.
Multi-camera, live mixed, real-time streaming. The studio version of an event — with a director's chair.
Audience in the room and online — a single produced experience for both. The bridge between event and broadcast.
Series production. Recurring slots, fixed setup, predictable output. Our most-booked retainer format.
Interview days, social cut-downs, brand films. High output, low complexity — when one shoot needs to feed a quarter.
Most briefs come from four corners of the company: Investor Relations needs an earnings call. Marketing needs a launch. Comms needs a webinar. Executive needs a series. Same studio, four different outputs.
Quarterly. Multi-camera. Compliance-grade audio. Replay-ready within an hour.
Audience on stage, audience on stream. LED architecture, brand-grade lighting, social cut-downs.
Single host or panel. Slide overlay, Q&A, branded lower thirds. Repeatable, predictable, fast.
Monthly podcast or thought-leadership format. Recurring slot, fixed crew.
A broadcast room is not an event room with a camera bolted on. The geometry, lighting, audio envelope and signal path are designed for the lens — and the things that don't matter on stage (LED, audience, scenography) are optional, not assumed.
3–6 broadcast bodies, PTZ + handheld. Director feed.
Lavalier, boundary, broadcast mix bus. Compliance-grade.
Key, fill, hair, ambient. Designed for the lens, not the eye.
Architecture wall or backdrop. For brand-grade scenography.
In-room guests for hybrid mode. Tiered or seated.
Same room. Different stack. Engineered for what each output demands.
Cameras, mix bus, lighting plot, LED architecture — none of this works as a rental. Behind every SPARK broadcast is a resident stagecraft team: technical directors, producers, engineers and designers who treat each shoot as a production, not a setup.
Nothing is outsourced. Nothing is generic. The result is a repeatable precision that ad-hoc venues cannot promise.
Calls the show, owns the run-of-day, decides the look. One named TD per production — your single point of trust.
Multi-camera regie, vision mixing, live graphics, replay. The director's chair — staffed by people who do this every week.
Broadcast-grade signal path. Lighting designed for the lens. LED architecture and rigging owned by the same team that runs it.
Brand-grade scenography, on-screen graphics, lower thirds, set design. The room and the feed share one visual language.
The same crew runs your earnings call this quarter and your launch next. Continuity is the product.
A broadcast is a production with a director, not a room with a tripod. We staff for that — every time.
Direction, regie, engineering and design under one roof — and one named producer on your account.
Stagecraft, not staging. → More on the platform
Skyline Lounge and Liberty Stage in Frankfurt. Horizon Stage on Berlin's 33rd floor. Pick by city, by format, or let us route the brief.
Most teams come for an earnings call and stay for the series. A monthly slot in our podcast studio costs less than two flights to a conference — and ships ten times the audience.
A content day produces the long-form, the social cut-downs, the snippets and the stills. One day, a quarter of feed.
Monthly podcast retainer. Same studio, same crew, same time-slot. Calendar-grade reliability.
Live broadcast available for replay within an hour. Edited cuts within one working day.
Tell us the format and the cadence — earnings call, launch, podcast or content day. A producer will be in touch within one working day.