Live Event Consultation & Assessment
Strategic planning for major one-off or recurring live events, including venue selection, run-of-show development, creative services, technical design, REMI workflows, and multi-platform distribution.
View More“We know we need to do more or something different with video / live events/channels – but we’re not sure what the right workflow, staffing model, or infrastructure should be.”
Our consulting division exists to answer that before you commit to expensive production, technology, or headcount.
At the end of an engagement, you don’t just get a deck; you get a broadcast‑grade operations plan that you can trust in front of executives, investors, regulators, or millions of viewers.
to understand our business, our people, and our culture and applied their creativity to reach and attract a broader audience than we have ever expected.
Katie Ryan— Director, TD AmeritradeWe work with:
If you’re asking, “What should we build, buy, outsource, or keep in‑house?” – that’s where our broadcast consulting services start.
It depends on scope. Focused engagements (single event, DR assessment) typically run 2–4 weeks. Comprehensive assessments (MAM strategy, facility design, master control modernization) often run 6–12 weeks to allow for stakeholder interviews, technical discovery, and detailed design work.
No. Our consulting deliverables are designed to stand on their own. You can execute with your internal teams, your existing vendors, or engage BMG for specific phases. Many clients use consulting to validate plans before committing to larger implementation contracts—with us or others.
Most engagements are hybrid: initial discovery calls and final presentations are often remote, while facility assessments, stakeholder interviews, and technical audits may require on-site time depending on complexity and security requirements.
Start with a discovery call. We’ll help you identify which consulting path (or combination) makes sense based on your goals, current state, and constraints. Many engagements combine multiple areas—for example, MAM + Systems Integration for a new facility, or Live Event + DR for a high-stakes broadcast.
Yes. We often structure engagements in phases—starting with high-priority areas (e.g., immediate event needs, DR gaps) and expanding into longer-term architecture and operational design as resources and priorities evolve.
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