Northstar Live Studio supports live event production with the technical setup, camera work, and streaming needed to bring your audience in.
Whether you are planning a corporate event, a product launch, or a live broadcast, we help shape the production around your format and venue. Our team works across cameras, streaming, and on-site event support to keep the process practical and clear from setup to going live.
Get startedNorthstar Live Studio was set up to give businesses and organisations a calm, reliable place to produce live video without the stress of managing every technical detail alone. Day to day, we plan each session carefully, set up cameras, lighting, sound, and streaming workflows, and stay close to the run-of-show so speakers and presenters can focus on the message. We work with event organisers, agencies, charities, educators, and content creators who need either a professional studio environment or a fully managed live-streaming setup for online or hybrid audiences. The aim is to make live production feel organised, responsive, and straightforward from first brief to final sign-off.
Professionalism means clear planning, tidy delivery, and a studio environment people can trust. Reliability is shown in how we prepare, communicate, and stay attentive during live broadcasts, especially when timing and coordination matter. Creative collaboration keeps the process open and practical, so each project reflects the client’s goals and audience.
Local work we take on
Northstar Live Studio provides multi-camera live streaming for talks, performances, product launches, and other live productions. We plan camera coverage around the format, then stream the programme with smooth switching so the audience gets a clear, engaging view throughout.
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Our facilities
Who you reach
Live Show Director
Broadcast Audio Engineer
Stage Production Coordinator
From first message to the job
We begin with a practical briefing to understand the event format, broadcast goals, audience, and venue conditions. Our team then maps out camera positions, streaming requirements, audio needs, and any site access details so the run of show is grounded and clear.
Next, we assess the venue and confirm the technical layout for cameras, lighting, vision mixing, and streaming infrastructure. This stage helps us plan cable routes, power, signal paths, and crew roles before the live day, reducing avoidable disruption on site.
Before going live, we test the full production chain, including camera feeds, graphics, sound, and platform connectivity. If needed, we run through key cues with presenters or event teams so transitions, timing, and handovers feel smooth during the broadcast.
On the day, we manage the live production from start to finish, monitoring the broadcast, operating cameras, and adapting to changes in real time. After the event, we review the outcome with you, share any recordings or assets agreed in advance, and note practical improvements for future events.
Short updates
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Starting prices, quoted on site
£450
£1,005
£1,920
Common questions
Northstar Live Studio provides practical live production support for events, broadcasts, and streamed programmes. That usually includes camera operation, vision mixing, live switching, audio handling, graphics, and the technical setup needed to bring the production together in a controlled way.
The scope commonly covers pre-production planning, equipment preparation, crew coordination, and on-site or studio-based delivery. Depending on the format, it may also include multi-camera coverage, live streaming setup, recording, and a clean programme feed for distribution or archive use.
Pricing is usually based on the size of the crew, the number of cameras, the level of streaming or broadcasting setup needed, and how long the event runs. We also factor in planning time, venue access, and any specialist kit required so the quote reflects the real production needs of the job.
Several details can affect cost, including location, setup complexity, rehearsal time, audio needs, and whether the event needs multi-camera coverage or a simple single-camera stream. Extra charges may also apply for evening or weekend work, travel, and any last-minute changes to the production plan.
The easiest way to begin is to send a short enquiry with your event date, location, and a brief outline of what you need for live production or streaming. From there, the team will usually reply with the next steps, ask any setup questions, and help you shape the plan before the broadcast or event.
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Northstar Live Studio, 14 Dock Street, Leeds, LS10 1LF, United Kingdom
Hours: Monday to Friday: 8:30 AM to 6:30 PM; Saturday: 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM; Sunday: Closed