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Toyota News Live — corporate webinar live streaming

We produced the Toyota News Live corporate webinar — broadcast live from a studio in a news-programme format, with hosts in the studio and participants joining remotely, delivered to employees and journalists on the Webex platform.

  • ClientToyota
  • Year2020
  • FormatLive webinar, news style
  • AudienceEmployees and journalists
  • ProductionOB van
  • PlatformWebex
The challenge

A corporate webinar that looks like a news programme

Toyota News Live is not a plain video conference, but a webinar in a news-programme format — with hosts in the studio, graphics and data shown on screens, and, at the same time, participants joining remotely from different locations.

The challenge was to combine a television-grade studio production with the Webex platform, on which employees and journalists watched the webinar — so that the whole thing was coherent, clear and run at a professional, "news" level.

  • A news-programme format, not "talking heads"
  • Hosts in the studio and remote participants
  • Graphics and data integrated with the picture
  • Delivery to employees and journalists on Webex
Control room of the Toyota News Live webinar production — a multiviewer with camera previews and CasparCG graphics, and a vision mixer in the OB van
The webinar control room — a mix of camera pictures and graphics in a news format.
How we did it

A studio, an OB van and delivery on the Webex platform

We produced the webinar from a studio at the Expo Halls in Warsaw, supported by our OB van. We captured the picture with multiple Panasonic AK-HC3900 cameras with Panasonic AK-HRP250 CCU controls, so that every camera held a consistent, television-grade image.

Audio was run on a Yamaha QL5 console with a Tio stagebox, while crew communication was handled by an RTS OMNEO intercom. The graphics — lower thirds, data and captions — were produced in the CasparCG system. We delivered the finished signal on the Webex platform, where employees and journalists watched the webinar, while selected participants joined remotely and appeared on the studio screens.

  • Studio + OB van
  • Panasonic AK-HC3900 cameras with AK-HRP250 CCU
  • Audio: Yamaha QL5 + Tio stagebox, RTS OMNEO intercom
  • CasparCG graphics and delivery on the Webex platform
Equipment

Equipment used to produce the live webinar

A complete, television-grade production setup connected to a corporate Webex platform — for a webinar broadcast live from a studio in a news format.

OB van and studio

  • Full production OB van
  • Studio with LED screens
  • Location: Expo Halls Warsaw

Cameras

  • Panasonic AK-HC3900
  • Panasonic AK-HRP250 CCU
  • Multi-camera production

Audio and communication

  • Yamaha QL5 console
  • Yamaha Tio stagebox
  • RTS OMNEO intercom

Graphics and delivery

  • CasparCG graphics
  • Lower thirds, data and captions
  • Delivery on the Webex platform
The result

A corporate webinar in television quality

Toyota's employees and journalists got a professional webinar in a news-programme format — with hosts in the studio, clear graphics and remote participants on the screens. Toyota News Live was broadcast live just like a television programme, and at the same time available in a form convenient for the company — on the Webex platform.

It is a good example that a corporate webinar does not have to be a dull video conference — it can have the look and pace of a news programme, and still reach exactly the audience it is aimed at.

  • Television-grade, multi-camera production from a studio
  • News format with graphics and data
  • Delivery on the corporate Webex platform

A studio, an OB van, Panasonic cameras and CasparCG graphics combined with delivery on the Webex platform — the television-grade Toyota News Live webinar for employees and journalists.

— onestream production, Toyota News Live
FAQ

Live webinar production — common questions

How much does a professional live webinar production cost?

The price depends on the scale: the number of cameras, building the studio and the set, the graphics, the number of speakers and remote participants, and the delivery platform. A small single-camera webinar is priced differently from a television-grade news-format webinar from a studio. Describe your idea — we prepare a quote within one business day.

Do you broadcast webinars on the Webex or Teams platform?

Yes. We delivered Toyota News Live on the Webex platform. We can send the finished, television-grade studio signal to the platform chosen by the client — Webex, Microsoft Teams, Zoom or a closed corporate platform — so that the webinar reaches the right audience.

Do you handle participants joining remotely?

Yes. We bring remote participants into the broadcast and show them on the studio screens — just as in Toyota News Live, where the hosts in the studio talked to people joining from different places. A remote voice or presentation then looks coherent with the rest of the production.

Do you prepare on-screen graphics, lower thirds and data?

Yes. We prepare lower thirds, data, charts and captions in the CasparCG graphics system and integrate them with the camera picture — so that the webinar looks like a professional news programme, not a plain video meeting.

Can the webinar be available only to a selected group?

Yes. Toyota News Live was aimed at employees and journalists. We can broadcast the webinar on a closed corporate platform available only to invited participants — or publicly, depending on the goal of the event.

Do you produce webinars from an OB van (OBVAN)?

Yes. Our production OB van is a mobile production hub with a mixer, camera channels and a full crew — it works perfectly for webinars broadcast from a studio and from the venue.

Planning a corporate webinar or a broadcast for your employees?

We can take on the entire production — the studio, OB van, cameras, audio, graphics and delivery on the platform of your choice (Webex, Teams, Zoom or your own) — or just the part you need. Tell us what you are organising and we will prepare a quote within one day.

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