Health crisis, Châteauform' is speeding up work on the virtual events. The specialist in the organisation of seminars, events and other corporate training courses has just inaugurated the following new facilities three new infrastructures. The aim is to support companies so that they can continue to hold events despite the constraints imposed by the pandemic. In fact, as Châteauform' managers point out, " During this period of confinement, indoor filming, TV sets and digital events are authorised by the government. ".
With this series of three inaugurations, Châteauform' aims to cover a fairly broad spectrum in terms of equipment and therefore budgets, to meet the expectations of as many people as possible. The "Studio 28 Avenue George V represents a turnkey, plug & play solution. This new infrastructure includes a TV studio (35m²), a sound and video control room, a high-definition LED wall (6x2m) and a set with 3 robotised 4K cameras.
Another new feature is the "The Metropolitan's 'Seine. Inaugurated in the 17th arrondissement, boulevard Berthier, this scenic space is based on the stage of the Metropolitan auditorium (40m²). It is equipped with a sound and video control room, a high-definition LED screen (5×3.5m), a set with 2 robotised HD cameras, and stage lighting.
Finally, the Haussmann plateau at Docks de Paris claims to be organising " spectacular shoots "according to Châteauform' management. It's true that the new space covers a surface area of 200 m², complete with a sound and video control room, a high-definition LED screen (6×3.5m) plus two side screens (3.5x2m), and a set with 4 robotised HD cameras.
These different areas are also supported by the technical expertise of the Stardust Groupthe presence of a director and the support of a meeting planner. Conferences, interviews, round tables, product presentations, webinars or corporate videos: the offering developed by Châteauform' can be adapted to any type of event, for live streaming or rebroadcast, with the emphasis on personalisation.
