Tournaments & creator nights
Play on stage. Stream to the world.
Tournaments and creator nights with stage-side stations, giant screens and a live crowd — broadcast from our L6 control room with multi-camera coverage.
Why here
E-gaming, done like a production.
01
Broadcast control room
Switching, graphics and multi-cam for a pro-level stream.
02
Stage stations
Room for player pods, casters' desk and a crowd.
03
Big screens
Put the match on the wall for the room to follow.
04
Creator friendly
Interview corners and content capture between rounds.
Picture it
What your e-gaming could look like.
Concept renderings of what's possible at Shear.
Spaces we use
Layouts & capacity
Set the room your way.
Up to 250
Arena
Teams on stage facing a seated crowd.
Up to 120 players
LAN floor
Rows of stations across the floor.
Up to 100
Creator night
Stations plus lounge and content corners.
Capacities are guides; we confirm exact numbers in your proposal.
What's included
Everything the night needs.
- Stage space
- L6 control room
- Big-screen display
- Stage lighting
- Green room for players
Popular formats
A sample day
How it comes together.
09:00
Station build
Player pods, networking and casters' desk set up.
12:00
Tech check
Stream test, overlays and camera angles locked.
14:00
Bracket begins
Live crowd, live stream.
19:00
Finals
Spotlight match and trophy moment on stage.
Add-ons
Make it bigger.
- Casters & production crew
- Custom overlays & graphics
- Highlight reel editing
- Camera & mic rentals
- Food partners
Planning checklist
What to send us.
- 1Game titles and format
- 2Number of players and stations
- 3Stream platforms
- 4Crowd size
- 5Sponsor branding
Good to know
Questions, answered.
Do you supply gaming PCs or consoles?
Players or organizers usually bring hardware; we focus on the stage, screens and broadcast. Ask us about rental options.
Which platforms can you stream to?
Any major platform — Twitch, YouTube, Kick and more — through the control room.
Can you build our stream overlays?
Our team can run overlays and graphics you provide, or help design them as part of your proposal.
How far ahead should we book?
Most events book 4–8 weeks out; larger builds benefit from more lead time. Short-notice dates are possible when the calendar is open.
Is parking available?
Yes — the building has on-site parking, and we'll share arrival details with your guests' info pack.
From the Journal
Read before you plan.
Broadcast
Inside the Control Room: What Really Happens During a Live Broadcast
Behind every calm host is a room full of people counting seconds. A look at the roles, the signals and the rhythm of live production.
Broadcast
What Is REMI? How Networks Produce Live Shows Without a Truck — and How We Do It From Tampa Bay
REMI — Remote Integration Model — sends every camera from a remote site to a network’s home control room in real time. How it works, why sports depends on it, and how it runs from Tampa Bay.
Podcasts
Why a Modern Podcast Studio Needs to Be More Than a Podcast Room
Pete Guzzo on podcast rooms built to grow into shows — control room, live switching, remote guests, and a path from a two-mic room to Studio G.
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