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Turnkey studio sales & temporary rentals · South Florida
Design and install a broadcast studio at your facility, or rent a temporary camera and control package for a production period. We plan multicamera recording, video podcasts, live streaming and control rooms around the way your team works.
GLMedia can design, supply, install, configure, commission and train the team, while coordinating construction interfaces with the responsible architect, contractor and licensed trades.
Purchase, rental or phased deployment
We compare purchase, rental, and phased upgrades with you based on production frequency, the equipment you already have, and who will operate the studio. Together, we identify what to install permanently, what to add temporarily, and the support your team needs for daily production.
We design the system, specify and sell the equipment, install, program, and calibrate it. Handoff includes commissioning, documentation, and training as detailed in the proposal. We agree on the production workflow and the tests used to verify it and approve handoff.
A defined package of cameras, switching, recording, streaming, monitoring, audio, lighting or LED installed for a project, campaign, season or transition period and removed after the contracted term.
The client owns the daily-use system and expands temporarily with additional cameras, LED, processing, recording, specialty equipment or technical crew when production demand grows.
Relevant operating experience
Our planning is informed by real work with multi-surface LED, cameras, playback, processing, lighting and recorded production. That operating perspective helps identify practical issues before launch: framing, latency, monitoring, cueing, access, recovery and who controls each interface.
Built around the production workflow
A studio brings several systems together. Camera positions affect lighting; lighting affects power and heat. The control room shapes cable routes, monitoring, and operator communication. Streaming, recording, and LED systems each need compatible formats, synchronization, and a fallback plan.
GLMedia plans those interfaces before equipment is installed, then configures and tests the contracted system as one working environment.
Executive communications, town halls, training and branded content.
News, interviews, commentary, live programming and remote contribution.
Broadcast journalism, lecture capture and campus media production.
Analysis desks, live coverage, streaming and multi-destination output.
Multi-camera services, IMAG, recording, streaming and volunteer workflows.
Video podcasts, interviews, roundtables and repeatable recording setups.
A defined technical partner behind the client-facing production team.
Briefings, public communications, training and documented operating plans.
What the technical scope can include
The system is tailored to the room, team, content and distribution plan. You can hire us to integrate one system or the studio’s complete audiovisual workflow.
Use cases, operator roles, floor plan, sightlines, camera positions, green-screen or cyclorama requirements, infrastructure, budget phases and growth paths.
Fixed, PTZ and operated cameras; lenses, support, teleprompter interfaces, camera returns, tally and monitoring.
Switching, multiview, routing, racks, operator ergonomics, communications, recording, graphics, thermal management and service access.
Camera-ready LED walls and floors, confidence monitors, display mounting, virtual-production surfaces, green screens, cycloramas and scenic interfaces.
Lighting grids and zones, color consistency, microphones, interfaces and mixing, program audio, IFB/intercom and acoustic requirements.
SDI, HDMI, fiber and network paths; structured wiring requirements, patching, timing, control, cable management and service access.
Encoders, platform destinations, isolated records, program masters, contribution links, remote participants and return feeds.
Configuration, calibration, rehearsals, documentation, operator training, maintenance planning and upgrade support.
Equipment and systems we can integrate
Sony FX9 and PXW-Z150 packages, Canon PTZ 500-series workflows and project-specific camera allocation.
Blackmagic ATEM Constellation 4K and Television Studio workflows, plus OSEE GoStream Duet 8 ISO for compact systems.
Disguise, Resolume, vMix, NovaStar and project-specific video processing for LED, records, program and auxiliary destinations.
Hollyland Solidcom intercom, multiview, confidence monitors, camera returns and operator monitoring.
Large-format Unilumin LED, LED floors, camera-ready display configuration, projection and touch displays when the design requires them.
Brands, models, quantities, ownership, procurement, substitutions and warranties are confirmed in the written project proposal.
Broadcast studio construction support
GLMedia designs and integrates the broadcast and AV systems. We coordinate equipment positions, cable routes, and power, cooling, and support requirements with the professionals responsible for architecture, construction, electrical work, structural design, and permits. Those parts of the project require appropriately qualified professionals.
Broadcast workflow, system design, equipment specification and allocation, installation of contracted AV systems, configuration, calibration, commissioning, documentation, training and ongoing technical support.
We coordinate with the project’s qualified professionals on architectural layouts, walls and ceilings, sound isolation, HVAC, electrical service, structural attachment, fire safety, permits and scenic fabrication when those tasks are required.
Before work begins, we agree on included equipment and services, exclusions, and owner-furnished items. We coordinate each trade’s tasks and schedule dependencies, and document acceptance tests and who approves changes so each team can prepare its work.
From concept to launch
We adapt the assessment, design and testing to the size and complexity of the studio.
Goals, users, room conditions, existing infrastructure, destinations, schedule, budget and future expansion.
Workflow, floor plan inputs, signal flow, equipment schedule, power, cooling, cabling and construction interfaces.
Equipment placement, AV cabling, configuration, programming, labeling and coordination with other project trades.
End-to-end tests, rehearsal, calibration, documentation, operator training, issue list and support plan.
Frequently asked questions
Yes. GLMedia can sell and integrate a permanent turnkey broadcast studio at the client's facility, rent a temporary studio package for a defined production period, or design a hybrid system with a client-owned core and rental expansion. The written proposal defines equipment ownership, installation, construction interfaces, warranties, support and acceptance testing.
Yes. GLMedia can plan operator positions, rack and display locations, signal paths, monitoring, communications, recording, streaming and equipment access. Power, cooling, structured cabling and construction interfaces are defined early and coordinated with the responsible trades.
Yes. The technical design can support multi-camera broadcast, video podcasts, executive communications, training, worship streaming, esports, education and branded-content workflows. The system is sized around the number of cameras, destinations, operators, recording requirements and expected growth.
We include acoustic and noise-control requirements in the technical plan and can coordinate acoustic treatment or sound-isolation work with qualified specialists. With those specialists, we review how the room, microphones, and equipment noise interact. The proposal distinguishes AV integration from room construction, architectural acoustics, and isolation assemblies, and identifies who will perform each part of the work.
Yes. For permanent installations, GLMedia can specify and sell the contracted project equipment, then install, configure, calibrate and test the AV systems. Exact brands, models, quantities, substitutions, delivery terms, ownership and warranties are confirmed in the proposal.
Training, operating documentation, signal-flow references and post-launch technical support can be included in the contracted scope. The handoff is planned so the client's operators understand normal operation, shutdown, recovery and escalation procedures.
Purchase, rental or phased upgrade
Tell us what you want to produce and who will use the studio, even if you do not yet have plans, equipment models, or room dimensions. Share the location, target date, and existing equipment if known. We review purchase, rental, or phased upgrades with you and identify the information and checks needed to prepare a proposal.
Technical installation and integration: Esteban Lorato together with GLMedia.
Explore the studio →No, unless filming is listed in the proposal. A screen can display a presentation without any cameras. If you need live camera images, a recording or a stream, tell us the destinations and deliverables. We define cameras, switching, audio feeds, recording, operators and file delivery separately, so displaying the event and producing a recording are not confused.
That depends on the full equipment load and the circuits available. Send the venue's electrical information and tell us what other equipment shares the supply. LED panels, processing, sound and lighting must be considered together. We identify the required circuits and connectors for the selected system and coordinate the final distribution with the venue and qualified personnel.
Some projects can start from current plans and photographs. Restricted access, unusual screen shapes, outdoor structures or permanent installations may require a site visit and further technical review. Send what you have first; we will identify what cannot be confirmed remotely. The visit's timing, purpose and any charge should be agreed in advance.