B.CONTENT streams corporate events, product launches, conferences, press conferences, shareholder meetings and hybrid experiences from Lima, Peru, with broadcast-grade multi-camera production in HD and 4K. Simultaneous output to YouTube, LinkedIn, Vimeo, custom RTMP and private corporate platforms, with 4G bonding plus fibre redundancy so the signal does not drop. Bilingual crew, quotes in 24 hours, invoiced in USD.
Camera count is sized to the event. Live switching on ATEM Mini Extreme or vMix, remote camera control, and a director calling the cut in real time — the difference between a broadcast and a webcam on a tripod.
Lower thirds, scoreboards, sponsor bugs and running information, updated during the event rather than burned in afterwards.
4G bonding plus fibre and RTMP/SRT encoding through OBS Pro, vMix or Teradek hardware. If one link drops, the stream does not.
Yamaha or Allen & Heath mixing, IFB return for presenters and intercom for the production team. Most failed corporate streams fail on audio, not on picture.
YouTube, Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitch, Vimeo, custom RTMP and private platforms at the same time — one production, every channel.
The event is recorded in full and cut into clips your teams can publish afterwards, which is where most of the long-term value sits.
There are three real levels, and paying for the wrong one is the usual mistake. Unlisted link: anyone with the URL gets in — fine for semi-open events. Password or domain lock: the stream asks for a key, or only plays embedded in your intranet. Corporate SSO: only accounts on your domain get in, with a record of who watched what — the standard for investor results and sensitive internal information. We publish an honest platform comparison (in Spanish) with no affiliate ties to any vendor.
These are the figures B.CONTENT publishes. Every project is quoted to spec.
| Setup | Range | What it covers |
|---|---|---|
| Corporate event streaming | USD 3,500 – 7,000 | Four cameras, two hours of signal, live switching, graphics and redundancy. |
| Simple corporate video (90s) | USD 1,500 – 3,500 | One location, for the piece that opens or closes the event. |
| Digital commercial | USD 5,000 – 15,000 | When the launch needs a piece to run after the stream. |
B.CONTENT has produced for Atlantic City, Cristal (Backus), Tambo, DoradoBet, Oechsle, Stake.pe and artists including Lit Killah. See the video production portfolio, with the brief, the work and the measured result of each project. Related pages: video production company in Lima and line production and fixer services in Peru.
A corporate event stream with four cameras and two hours of signal runs USD 3,500-7,000. What moves the budget is the number of cameras, how many hours the signal stays up, whether you need instant replay and live graphics, and how many destinations the feed goes out to at once.
Yes. We output simultaneously to YouTube, Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitch, Vimeo, custom RTMP and private corporate platforms. For sensitive content — investor results, internal town halls, restricted training — we stream into platforms with corporate SSO so only your people get in, with a record of who watched what.
We run redundancy: 4G bonding plus fibre, so the stream does not drop when one link does. That redundancy is part of the standard setup, not an add-on.
Yes. Hybrid corporate events, product launches, conferences, press conferences, shareholder meetings, award shows and high-value webinars. We handle IFB return for presenters and intercom for the production team.
Yes. We shoot mainly across Metropolitan Lima and travel to Arequipa, Trujillo, Cusco, Iquitos, Chiclayo and Piura. For regional clients we coordinate productions in Mexico, Chile, Colombia and Argentina with allied local crews.
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B.CONTENT is a video production company in Lima, Peru. Phone and WhatsApp +51 954 155 887 · contacto@bcontent.media · request a quote. We answer quotes within 24 hours, our team is bilingual (English/Spanish) and we invoice in USD. We also produce in Mexico City, Bogotá and Miami. Creative and audiovisual direction by Luis Saavedra.