Jx2 Productions • Event Video
Event Video Production, IMAG & Multi-Camera Systems
Cameras, IMAG, switching, recording, playback, presentation systems, and venue display feeds designed around the live event and audience experience.
Camera systems
Put the right picture in front of the audience.
Event video starts with what the audience needs to see. Camera placement, shot coverage, stage geometry, screen locations, sightlines, presentation content, and the run of show all influence the system design.
Jx2 supports live-event cameras and IMAG for corporate programs, commencements, concerts, galas, conferences, broadcasts, and other productions where visibility matters.
IMAG & displays
Make large rooms feel closer.
Image magnification helps audiences follow speakers, performers, processions, panels, and stage activity when distance becomes part of the venue. IMAG can feed LED walls, projection, venue displays, center-hung screens, or other show destinations.
For large-format LED and custom canvases, see LED Video Walls.
Switching, playback & records
Coordinate live cameras with the rest of the show.
Event video often combines cameras, slides, graphics, video rolls, IMAG, records, remote feeds, and multiple display destinations. Jx2 can coordinate those sources as part of the live production workflow.
Live Switching
Select and route live cameras, presentation content, graphics, and other video sources throughout the event.
Playback & Graphics
Presentation media, video rolls, widescreen content, and show graphics integrated into the live program.
Recording & Distribution
Program records and show feeds can support venue displays, streaming, broadcast, or post-event needs.
Broadcast connection
Event video can feed far more than the room.
When the production also needs streaming, remote viewers, television, contribution, or outside broadcast, the same camera and switching environment can feed the broader distribution workflow.
Explore Outside Broadcast, Streaming & Hybrid Production for those applications.
Recent festival video work
Video systems built around live audiences.
Levitate Music Festival — July 2026 — Festival Production Support
Four-camera festival video package feeding two 5m × 5m IMAG walls and a 9m × 5m upstage LED wall.
View case study →Bill Burr — Centreville Bank Stadium
June 12, 2026. Two cameras plus video switching and shading for the stadium show.
View event photos →Green River Festival — June 19, 2026 — Festival Production Support
Supporting a longtime production partner, Jx2 provided a four-camera festival video package with two 4m × 4m LED walls and production-truck support.
View case study →Green River Festival
June 20, 2025. Supporting a production partner, Jx2 provided the festival video package alongside LED walls.
View event photos →
The Capitol Groove Festival
Bushnell Park, Hartford • June 2024. Supporting a production partner, Jx2 provided a video package including cameras and technicians alongside LED walls.
View event photos →
Common questions
Event video FAQs
Does Jx2 provide cameras and IMAG?
Yes. Jx2 supports multi-camera production, switching, and live image magnification for event audiences.
Can Jx2 provide event recording?
Yes. Program recording can be incorporated based on the event and delivery requirements.
Can cameras feed LED walls and venue displays?
Yes. Camera, graphics, presentation, and other video sources can feed LED walls, projection, venue displays, broadcast systems, and other production destinations.
Can video be combined with streaming?
Yes. Event camera and switching systems can feed streaming, outside broadcast, remote contribution, and hybrid workflows.
Does Jx2 produce commercial films or permanent video installations?
This service is focused on live-event video production, IMAG, playback, recording, and show-site video systems.
Where does Jx2 provide event video?
Jx2 operates primarily from East Windsor, Connecticut, with an office in West Springfield, Massachusetts, serving New England and supporting productions nationwide.
Build the video system around what the audience needs to see.
Tell us the venue, stage, audience, display systems, camera needs, recording requirements, and run of show. We’ll help shape the video workflow around the event.