Video operation and live signal services for broadcast teams
Five services cover the path from camera to screen: live signal management, video operation, event feeds, content distribution and news feed packages, run by crews based in Stirling.
Five services, one chain from camera to broadcaster
renyzo works across the whole signal path. Our crews operate cameras and vision mixers, route and monitor live video and audio, and deliver finished or live feeds to television networks, news desks and streaming partners. You can book a single service or combine several for one production.

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Live Signal Management
Monitoring, routing and backup of live video and audio signals from venue to broadcaster.
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Video Operation
Camera operation and vision mixing for news bulletins, studio shows and outside broadcasts.
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Concert and Festival Feeds
Multi-camera feeds from stages and festival sites, delivered to broadcast partners and screens.
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Content Distribution
Delivery of finished and live feeds to television networks, news desks and streaming partners.
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News Feed Packages
Ready-to-air feeds and clips for news programmes, with clear metadata and fast turnaround.
Tell us the venue, the broadcaster you deliver to and the programme format. We will confirm in writing which services fit and what each one covers.
ContactFrom first enquiry to a clean feed on air
Every job follows the same order, whether it is a single news bulletin or a multi-day festival. Keeping the steps fixed means producers know what to expect and when decisions are needed. Each step ends with something written down that you can check.
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Enquiry through the contact page
You send the date, venue, programme type and delivery destination through the contact form. We read it, ask about anything unclear, and may suggest a short call with Fiona MacLeod or Callum Reid to understand the shape of the production.
What you leave withA shared understanding of the production and the services it needs.
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Technical review
Callum Reid looks at the venue, the cameras required, the signal path and the backup routes. Where possible we check connectivity and power details with the venue or your own engineers before anything is promised.
What you leave withA short technical outline covering signal path, backup and equipment.
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Written quotation
We send a written quotation listing the services, crew, equipment and delivery included, together with anything that could change the cost. You read it, raise questions, and confirm in writing when you are content.
What you leave withA written quotation and, once agreed, a written confirmation.
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Preparation and rehearsal
Crews are scheduled by Fiona, feed schedules and file standards are agreed with your broadcaster, and equipment is checked. Where a rehearsal or line-up is possible on site, we use it to test every route.
What you leave withA crew schedule, feed schedule and checked signal paths.
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Live delivery and invoice
On the day, the crew operates, monitors and delivers the feed, with Ewan Campbell handling distribution. Afterwards we send an invoice, payable by bank transfer, following the payment and refund policy.
What you leave withDelivered feeds, any agreed files and an invoice for bank transfer.
Live Signal Management
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Monitoring from venue to broadcaster
A video engineer watches the signal on dedicated monitors for the length of the broadcast, checking picture, sound and sync, and reporting problems to your gallery or control room as they appear.
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Signal routing
We route camera, graphics and audio sources to the right destinations. You tell us which feeds go where, and we confirm the routing plan in writing before the day.
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Backup paths
Callum Reid designs a secondary route for the critical signal, so that a failed link can be replaced quickly. The kind of backup depends on the venue and what connectivity it offers.
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Hand-over to the broadcaster
We agree the hand-over point and format with your broadcaster beforehand, and stay on the line during transmission so that any question on the feed gets a quick answer.