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Really Creative Media (Live Event Production Company)

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Really Creative Media (Live Event Production Company)

Telephone:

020 8133 8144

Website:

www.reallycreativemedia.co.uk

Contact:

Nick Dew

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57B Riding House Street,
London,
W1W 7EF,
UK

About Really Creative Media (Live Event Production Company)

Made up of a team of a team of digital and live production experts, Really Creative Media specialises in creating Live Performance Visuals, 4K and HD Filming, Live Production and Visual Effects to enrich any live event or broadcast. We create eye popping and ingenious visual and audible output for our clients.

Really Creative Media work with international music artists and fashion brands filming live, Editing and Digital Colour Grading, creating Stage Visuals and Digital Animations as well as providing Equipment Hire.

From bespoke IMAG packages produced on a variety of screen shapes and sizes to facilitating and managing Outside Broadcasts and Live Events. We are expert in providing indoor and outdoor LED surfaces, Complex Projection and Media Servers to drive the screens.

A range of broadcast quality equipment is also available for hire from the company, including PPUs/Flypacks to ensure you capture the very best of your live production.

Recent music artists and shows include: Versus Versace SS16, Queen World Tour 2015, X Factor, Katherine Jenkins, Queen & Adam Lambert Rock Big Ben Live - BBC One New Years Eve, Pet Shop Boys World Tour, Goldfrapp, The Human League.

Based in Central London, Really Creative Media provides the means to deliver unforgettable experiences to audiences.

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11/11/2014

A bespoke sound proof glass cube hosting 40 artists including Professor Green and Scouting For Girls

A bespoke sound proof glass cube hosting 40 artists including Professor Green and Scouting For Girls
We worked with Westfield’s in-house production team to present the world’s first MUSIC CUBE; a bespoke sound proof glass cube in which 40 artists including Professor Green, Scouting For Girls and MNEK performed to a captivated audience via state-of-the-art Sennheiser URBANITE headphones.

We produced a broadcast of the gig shown throughout the venue and streamed live online, captured by five Sony HDC1500 broadcast cameras alongside three Panasonic HE120 pan and tilt cameras and a Bradley HD-15 Mini camera, which was setup to capture close up action from inside the cube. We were so pleased to work with the exceptional Director Phil Jennings on Music Cube.

For each performance, we took to Westfield’s brand new Vision Gallery, an onsite broadcast suite, to produce the live broadcast. We integrated the venue’s facilities with our HD Portable Production Unit allowing us to produce the event without any OB units.

MUSIC CUBE integrated a customised social media overlay onto its broadcast using our Hashtag Live platform to presented real-time messages from fans. By visualising the comments posted on Twitter using the hashtag #MUSICCUBE, the event connected and engaged music fans both in attendance as well as those watching remotely.