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What is Multi-Cam Production (MCP)?

Multi-Cam Production (MCP) is filming an event with several synchronised cameras at once, cut live by a director into a single broadcast-quality feed. It gives dynamic, multi-angle coverage — and can be streamed live and recorded in 4K at the same time — making it the standard for concerts, conferences and hybrid events.

How it works

Several cameras cover different angles — a wide stage shot, close-ups and the crowd. A director switches between them live on a vision mixer, so the audience sees a polished, cut broadcast in real time rather than a single static angle.

Live and recorded

Modern MCP streams to platforms like YouTube and Facebook while recording every camera in 4K, so you get both the live broadcast and full footage for later edits.

When you need it

Choose MCP for anything live and high-stakes — concerts, corporate conferences, award nights and hybrid events where remote and in-room audiences watch together.

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