Successful broadcast of twirling championships by Video Vault
The video service Video Vault, a partnership between DCE and CGN, has made the first webcast for a third party. For five days, the International Cup of the World Baton Twirling Federation was broadcast live.
The video service Video Vault, a partnership between DCE and CGN, has made the first webcast for a third party. For five days, the International Cup of the World Baton Twirling Federation was broadcast live.
The Video Vault was created early this year. The video service is designed to offer audiovisual productions for Color Guard Netherlands and Drum Corps Europe through new platforms, such as live webcasts and video on demand. However, the service can also provide productions for other parties, and the first external job was successful.
The volunteers of the Video Vault worked to provide a 5 day live broadcast of the World Baton Twirling Federation Championships, in cooperation with the Dutch Twirl Sports Association. The event took place in Topsportcentrum Almere, where the CGN Championships were also broadcast over the internet earlier this year.
The client was happy with the result. "We have put a lot of time and effort into it, but we were very pleased", says coordinator Rob Beeren. “It takes an incredible amount of energy to be live for five days and we were exhausted afterwards. The client was very satisfied with the result and we have had very positive feedback from viewers.”
The next project is the live webcast of the DCE European Championships on Saturday 28th September.
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