Multi-camera event coverage
Three, five or ten synced cameras covering a show, performance, panel or launch from every angle — wide, tight and detail — so a moment that only happens once is captured completely.
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XYST is a Los Angeles multi-camera production company — synced coverage and live switching for events, stage shows, performances and panels, cut live into a finished feed or edited frame-accurately in post.
Three, five or ten synced cameras covering a show, performance, panel or launch from every angle — wide, tight and detail — so a moment that only happens once is captured completely.
A director cutting between cameras in real time on a live switcher, with graphics and replays, delivering a finished program feed the moment the event ends — ready to stream or hand off.
Every camera genlocked and jam-synced to shared timecode, so editors can cut between angles frame-accurately in post without wrestling drifting clips into sync.
Multi-camera is ideal for teaching: an instructor wide, a close-up on the technique and a screen or product feed, all rolling at once. We produce tutorials, masterclasses and curricula for education platforms and online course brands — filmed multi-cam so a full lesson is captured in one take instead of stitched from resets.
The same multi-cam capture becomes a full-length program, a highlight film and vertical social cutdowns — plus isolated angles archived for future edits.
Need a multi-camera production company in Los Angeles? XYST provides multi-cam event coverage, live camera switching, multi-camera live streaming and multi-cam education & course content for shows, performances, panels, launches and online learning platforms — genlocked, timecode-synced angles cut live or finished in post into program, highlight and social edits.
See live & event workYes. XYST is a Los Angeles multi-camera production company. We cover events, stage shows, performances, panels and interviews with multiple synced cameras, switched live or cut in post.
Multi-camera production uses several cameras recording the same event simultaneously from different angles. It lets a live moment be covered completely and cut between angles — either switched live into a finished feed or synced and edited afterward.
Yes. A director cuts between cameras in real time on a live switcher, adding graphics and replays, so a finished program feed is ready the moment the event ends — and can be live streamed at the same time.
We scale the camera count to the event — from a compact three-camera setup for a panel or performance to a larger rig for a full stage show — all genlocked and timecode-synced for clean switching and editing.
Yes. Multi-camera coverage and live streaming are often the same job for us — the switched program feed goes out as a live stream while isolated camera feeds are recorded for the recap edit and social cutdowns.
Yes. We produce tutorials, masterclasses and course curricula for education platforms and online learning brands — filmed multi-camera with an instructor angle, a technique close-up and a screen or product feed, so a full lesson is captured live in one take rather than stitched together from resets.