Technical production for the healthcare sector
Medical events, pharmaceutical launches and healthcare congresses with exemplary technical rigor.
What we do differently for healthcare
The demand is on traceability as much as on quality. Three things serve it.
Content versions are tracked
Every file received is timestamped, named by version and played from a single station. What was projected can be retrieved afterwards, with the exact version.
Capture is treated as a record
Local recording in addition to any stream, handed over with its duration and timestamp. It is not a memento, it is what proves the session took place.
The network is validated with your IT team
What connects and to where is written before the event, not improvised on site. An unplanned link inside a hospital is not a technical detail.
What we bring in most often for you
Audiovisual production
A medical congress needs faithful projection, a usable capture and often a feed to absent practitioners. The three hold together, and fidelity of content matters more than impact.
Collaboration rooms
Your committees and sessions come back monthly to the same rooms. A room fitted once gives constant quality and systematic capture, which solves the traceability problem at source.
Technical support
An accredited session that stops does not restart the next day. A dedicated presence, with replacement gear on site, protects a file rather than an evening.
What a medical congress needs
Browse the catalogueProjection faithful in colour and resolution, because a poorly rendered clinical image misleads. One playback station, versioned, rather than laptops plugged in turn by turn.
Individual microphones for panels, because a multi-voice exchange is the hardest thing to capture. The recording mix is distinct from the room mix.
Systematic local recording, timestamped, in addition to any stream. Two cameras rather than one so the replay is watchable by someone who has to follow it all the way through.
A dedicated link separate from the institution's network, validated with your IT team. Nothing connects to a hospital wall port unless it was planned and written down.