Operators running a Remote Virtual Stage broadcast from the Worre Studios control room — editors and a graphics operator at iMacs and switchers beneath multiview walls labeled Front Main and Rear Main.

Your Stage. Our Broadcast. The World Watching — and Talking Back.

Remote Virtual Stage turns any room with a camera into a fully interactive global broadcast. You send us your feed from wherever your talent is; we carry it out at scale as a live, interactive experience — breakout rooms, audience interaction, real reach. No travel, no studio build, no broadcast capability required on your end.

Your audience never experiences a one-way stream. They experience an event — because behind your single camera feed sits the same interactive broadcast engine that powers everything in our studio.

You bring the talent and the feed. The broadcast is ours to deliver flawlessly.

How Remote Virtual Stage Works

Your talent performs from their own space — a private studio, a headquarters, a home office with a camera crew. The feed comes to us in Las Vegas, and our broadcast infrastructure does the rest: distribution at scale, a branded interactive environment for your attendees, breakout rooms, live audience interaction, and real-time translation in more than 100 languages when your audience is global.

Built for Talent That Can't Travel — and Brands That Shouldn't Have To

Remote Virtual Stage fits anyone with an audience and a camera but no broadcast backbone: authors and speakers launching from home markets, executives announcing from headquarters, enterprises running recurring town halls, celebrities whose schedules don't include a flight to Las Vegas. One recurring enterprise client sends us the feed from events with thousands in the room — and we carry tens of thousands more remote attendees into the experience.

We can run multiple simultaneous virtual stages, so a multi-market or multi-speaker program can broadcast from several locations at once through one production partner.

The Worre Studios control surface — audio and lighting consoles facing a wall of live multi-camera preview monitors.
Proven at 90,000Matthew McConaughey broadcast a multi-hour session from a private studio with no remote capability of its own. His feed came to us; we carried it out as an interactive broadcast to roughly 90,000 attendees — fully interactive, breakout rooms included.

Everything but the Camera

Distribution at scale with fully redundant broadcast infrastructure. A branded per-event dashboard — your attendees log into your environment, with breakouts, segmentation, and built-in commerce. Real-time translation past 100 languages. A production team on the line from contract to show day. The technical foundation is detailed on the Technology page.

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Questions, answered

Remote Virtual Stage Questions

No — that's the point of the service. You need a camera feed of your talent. Everything downstream — distribution, interactivity, the attendee environment — runs through Worre Studios.

No. A livestream is one-way. Remote Virtual Stage delivers a fully interactive experience: attendees join breakout rooms, interact live, and participate inside a branded environment built for your event.

No. Your talent broadcasts from wherever they are. The feed comes to us; the event goes out to the world.

The same interactive broadcast engine behind our in-studio events powers Remote Virtual Stage — reach scales to the tens of thousands and beyond, proven at roughly 90,000 fully interactive attendees.

We'll handle the distance

You Have the Stage. We Have the Reach.

Tell us where your talent is and who needs to see them.