The challenge
Hybrid programs create two simultaneous events. The in-room audience and remote audience need different mixes, while presenters require dependable return video, audio, cues, and recovery paths.
Live Production case study
Cisco Hybrid Production
Cisco required one technical control structure for remote presenters, room feeds, playback, program output, and the live audience experience.
- Client
- Cisco
- Location
- United States
- Customer type
- Enterprise technology
- Primary discipline
- Live Production
#06301 / Project brief
What the project required.
The approach
JAZ advanced the complete signal path before show day, assigned department ownership, and brought contribution feeds, camera control, presentations, streaming, and recording into one coordinated workflow.
Original scope
Technical direction, streaming, presentation feeds, camera control, and crew
02 / Execution
How JAZ solved it.
- 01
Mapped room, remote, playback, and presentation sources into the control plan.
- 02
Established monitoring and return paths for presenters and operators.
- 03
Coordinated technical direction, switching, streaming, and crew responsibilities.
- 04
Managed the live program and recovery decisions from one control position.
03 / Outcome
What changed.
Remote presenters, room feeds, and show control managed from one position.
- Remote and in-room inputs were managed as one show.
- Operators had clear monitoring and department ownership.
- The production maintained one program structure across audiences.
04 / Scope
Services delivered.
- Technical direction
- Hybrid production
- Streaming
- Camera control
- Presentation feeds
- Production crew