Off-Grid & Remote
No power. No internet. No problem.
Some of our favorite shows happen where there's no loading dock, no venue engineer, and no grid at all. We've produced from private islands and remote coastlines — and we build every remote show around one rule: bring everything, assume nothing.
Power and connectivity, from zero.
Off-grid production starts with the two things the location won't give you: electricity and a signal path. We generate our own show power with distribution and UPS protection on the critical chain, and we get the signal out by whatever the location allows — bonded cellular, satellite, point-to-point links, or a combination with automatic failover.
- Generator power with clean distribution and backup
- Satellite and bonded cellular transmission
- Weather and marine housings for exposed camera positions
- Comms that work with no local infrastructure
Logistics is half the show.
When the venue is a beach, a ship, or a mountainside, every case has to earn its place on the manifest. We plan remote shows down to the spare fuses — freight, customs when it's international, backup bodies and lenses, and redundancy for anything that can't be replaced within a day's travel.
Smaller footprint, same show.
REMI workflows shine brightest off the grid: cameras and a compact transmission kit travel to the location while the control room stays home. Less gear on the boat, fewer seats on the plane, and a full broadcast on the other end.
Nationwide and international — we travel easily, and we thrive in the places most production companies politely decline.
Let's plan it.
Tell us where the show is — especially if the answer sounds impossible.
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