A national town hall, produced live from St. Petersburg.
Quest Diagnostics brought a national employee event to Shear Media Studios — a live, interactive town hall run across a four-day national event tied to a Southeast regional conference, reaching roughly 10,000 employees.
A national employer, a live audience, and a window that doesn’t reset.
When an organization the size of Quest Diagnostics puts a town hall in front of roughly 10,000 employees, there isn’t a second take. The event ran live and interactive across a four-day national event anchored to the company’s Southeast conference — one signal, one control room, employees watching and engaging in real time.
That’s the standing infrastructure at Shear Media Studios: a hardwired control room, multi-camera production, and transmission that goes out live, built to hold a national broadcast for as long as the event runs — not just a single segment.
The capability behind the event.
One control room, the whole event
The L6 control room switches live, records every camera, and runs graphics and comms from a single signal path — built to run across a multi-day event, not just one segment.
Live, interactive, not pre-recorded
A town hall built for employee interaction runs live, not as a produced-and-posted video. The infrastructure is built for that distinction.
Transmission at scale
REMI over SRT sends the program out in real time, built to reach an audience the size of a national workforce, not a single room.
“Produce it like the people watching only get one chance to see it — because they do.”
Shear Media Studios, production approach
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