Audience and destination
Who should watch, which accounts or platforms will carry the show and whether access is public, private or ticketed.
Los Angeles / Live production
Live stream production
built around the show.
Bring the concept, creators and audience. Third Space can handle show development, studio, crew, cameras, live sound, graphics, remote guests, platform delivery, recordings and post-show content.
For a useful first estimate
Bring the facts that change the production.
Format and participants
Show premise, approximate duration, number of on-camera people, remote guests and live performance needs.
Date and readiness
Preferred production date, rehearsal window, existing creative, approvals and any fixed launch deadline.
Deliverables after live
Replay, isolated recordings, highlight edit, vertical clips, sponsor assets and other required outputs.
The approach
A production is not
an equipment list.
The format, performance, sound, lighting, cameras, graphics and technical system should all make the same promise to the audience. We bring those decisions together so the creator can stay in the moment.
What we bring together
One room.
One production system.
Production design
Shape the format, audience experience, run of show and technical plan before the room is built.
Multi-camera picture
Camera coverage, lighting, live direction and switching designed around what the audience needs to see.
Sound that carries
Audio capture, mixing and monitoring treated as part of the performance—not an afterthought.
Live delivery
Remote participation, playback, graphics, single- or multi-channel streaming and active monitoring of the complete signal path.
Content capture
Recordings and deliverables planned for the live show, replay, long-form edits and social distribution.
Audience and discovery
Show positioning, graphics, clips, landing experiences and search-aware follow-up content planned when they make the production more valuable.
Twitch / Stream Together
One show. Multiple creator channels.
In a Third Space co-stream, participating creators can remain live on their own Twitch channels while sharing the same production and, when appropriate, a Shared Chat. Each creator keeps their channel identity and audience relationship; the show gives those communities a reason to meet.
Our custom Third Space Connect platform supports the studio workflow by creating Stream Together sessions and invitations, monitoring participating channels, combining chat and live events for the production team, and surfacing the information that matters in the room. Twitch still requires the host to enable Shared Chat in Twitch itself.
Collaboration can increase discovery and cross-community exposure, but it does not guarantee followers. The format still needs clear roles, a shared reason to watch and a deliberate handoff between creators.
Read how the co-streaming system works
Recent live production work
Proof from
the live moment.
24-hour hybrid production / Los Angeles
FestiVAL
Venue production, multi-channel Twitch delivery, live audio, PA, IMAG, lighting and lasers operating as one nonstop show.
Read the case study →
Seven-hour music broadcast / San Diego
Audisoul TwitchCon Afterparty
Cameras, broadcast audio, IMAG and motion graphics planned with the recordings, finished sets and clips that followed.
Read the case study →
Projection mapping / Los Angeles
Los Angeles City Hall NYE
Full show-night VJ execution in Resolume, supported by Chataigne, Companion and a dedicated Third Space hardware rack.
Read the case study →Who it is for
For creators whose ideas have become bigger than the room around them.
The host is operating too many systems during the show.
The current set no longer matches the level of the brand.
New formats require more cameras, better sound, guests or live performance.
Long streams produce too few usable assets because post-production was never planned.
Collaborators want to reach each other’s communities without collapsing every creator into one generic channel.
Live now / useful later
The live show is only the beginning.
A well-designed stream should also create a valuable library. Plan clean recordings, useful sources, edit-friendly audio and alternate compositions before the broadcast so the production can become highlights, vertical clips, campaign assets and follow-up content without a rescue job in post. When useful, we can also connect those assets to a focused landing page or search-led editorial plan.
Read the production guideUseful starting points
Live-production FAQ
Can Third Space help develop the show, not just operate it?
Yes. We can collaborate early on the format, audience experience and production plan, then build the technical approach around the idea.
Can the production be recorded for later content?
Yes. The recording plan can include the live program plus useful source recordings and alternate compositions when the project calls for them. Define the downstream assets before production so they can be captured cleanly.
Which streaming platforms do you support?
Twitch is a strong fit, including Stream Together and Shared Chat workflows for multi-channel collaborations. Other public, private or ticketed destinations are scoped around the audience, account access and technical requirements. Tell us where the show needs to live and whether it will be delivered to one channel or several.
Can several Twitch creators stream from the studio at the same time?
Yes. We can plan a coordinated show in which multiple participating creators remain live on their own channels. The exact setup depends on the number of creators, channel permissions, Shared Chat plan, individual feed needs, moderation and how each audience should experience the collaboration.
How much does a professional live stream cost?
Cost depends on the concept, crew, cameras, set, graphics, rehearsal, duration, platform delivery and post-production needs. Share the audience, format, date and ambition; we will shape the right production rather than force the project into a generic package.
Make the live moment count