Justin Bieber live at Westfield London and Westfield Stratford City.
Live production and edit facilities by Really Creative Media.

We were pleased to supply 2 live packages across both sites simultaneously including a 10 camera package, 3 jibs, Lighthouse LED IMAG relay screens were positioned outside whilst we recorded on nanoflash, SXS and AJA KI Pro drives in Pro Res format. Our central london edit facility provided facilities for the fast turn around of the press packages overnight. Video production and our broadcast location management team were also on hand to facilitate OB news broadcasts.

For more information on live concert filming and live camera relays, please get in touch by email: mail@reallycreativemedia.co.uk or on the phone: 020 8133 8144.

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Really Creative Media provided outside broadcast support for Satellite linkups and location management, HD signal distribution to IMAG led displays whilst our audio team provided audio distribution across venue and hired fibre systems. Our technical team also provided integration of live and program HD feeds from the OB edit facility into the venue’s display network and via our custom fibre distribution system into 14 screens in Vue Cinema.

Previous film premieres supplied include Pirates 4 – Stranger Tides, Water for Elephants, One Day, Life in a Day and Larry Crowne.

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Really Creative Media were pleased to supply 16Sqm of 6mm LED display, 3 live broadcast cameras, show VT packages, technical production and press packages of the catwalk action for the Look Magazine Show in September 2011.

The show also hosted a guest performance from Dione Broomfield.

For more information on technical production or post production and VT packages for your show please get in touch by email: mail@reallycreativemedia.co.uk or call 020 8133 8144.

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Really Creative Media were pleased to provide Westfield Stratford City with their Press and Media Suite for the opening week’s events. Our PR and Events teams designed, managed and installed the temporary space to host and provide facilities for the visiting press and media to the new centre on the Olympic site.

We supplied 10 x 60” HD plasma displays with our digital team handling the sponsors and Westfield media content. The work space had 12 iMac workstations with content, digital branding and internet access. We also provided 3 branded interview booths for radio and broadcast as well as designing and supplying the printed large format wall graphics. A full catering and reception service for attendees was made available. The space also featured a 80 seater press conference auditorium.

Really Creative supplied creative design and production management for the project keeping it on track in time for launch through the final phases of on site construction.

For more information on PR, product launches or creating an experience for your clients please get in touch with our PR team.

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Whatever the scale of your digital marketing at an event, there’s a place for the iPad 2. It’s the bottom line in interactivity and it draws the attention of everyone – it’s the ideal tool for showing off your products, website or apps. Also good for data collection.

Really Creative Media offer a complete service, from the hire of the iPads, the creation of the content or apps, through to setting it up to be gig ready. If you’ve ever tried to set all of that up yourself on site at the start of an exhibition, you’ll know exactly why that service is invaluable.

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The Dulux Colour Studio was apart of a Home Trends exhibition. Really Creative Media provided installation services for the displays within the different areas. Our digital team managed the different content that was displayed and provided dedicated sponsor website browsing on the laptop stations.

Dulux also demonstrated their app on apple’s iPod Touch wireless devices throughout the exhibition. Our show technicians were on hand to deal with technical enquiries and look after the devices throughout the week.

We have a new iPad and mobile device content service available from our Digital Team. To make it easier for you we can now send you your devices preloaded before the event, we can offer dedicated kiosk internet browsing,  as well as custom content designed specifically for the iPad 2 or your device of choice. If you would like any more information about hiring iPad 2’s or our content service please contact us on 020 8133 8144.

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Coca Cola launched their search for Future Flames, as a 2012 olympic partner, with a concert by Dizzie Rascal and Eliza Doolittle. This was hosted at Westfield London.

Really Creative Media were pleased to provide live HD cameras and production for the event as well as delivering a 2 camera stop frame time lapse film of the event’s build and show. Live program was distributed to the stage LED display, 6 60″ plasma displays and to other parts of the digital signage within the Westfield London centre including a further two permanent LED displays.

“We chose to use five Sony XDCAM PDW 700 cameras for the live camera work along with a 24ft Jimmy Jib for audience and stage close ups.” Comments Project Director Nick Dew. “We selected to use two Canon 5D DSLRs and our own timelapse system to capture the footage over a number of days for the build, with remote access and client previews.”

If you would like further information or pricing on our live production services for concerts, film premieres and events, please get in touch on 020 8133 8144.

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May 2011 saw the film premiere of Pirates of the Caribbean 4  – On Stranger Tides in London.

Really Creative Media provided outside broadcast support and location management, HD signal distribution to IMAG led displays and technical production. We also provided integration of live and program HD feeds into the venue’s display network and into 14 screens in Vue Cinema over fibre.

Previous film premieres supplied include Water for Elephants, Chalet Girl, and Larry Crowne.

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Project director Jack James chose a number of wide angled locations to shoot from over the duration, which for the most part were non maintained. “We chose to shoot at a high resolution” comments James, which allowed us room to move in the post production and produced a high definition product.

See our film below.

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