Welcome to XtreamLab
Originally founded in Barcelona in 2004 and now operating from bases in Barcelona, Bristol, London and Coimbra, XtreamLab provides an on-location video production and live web-casting service that combines technical expertise with a creative focus.
This enables the live transmission of streams directly from events, offering viewers the opportunity to experience genuine online television.
The XtreamLab production team is comprised of event producers, camera operators, VJs, streaming experts and network technicians. We are able to meet the requirements of each individual event through the development of a specific production model, collaborating with the client to ensure a smooth running process and a successful end result.
The XtreamLab mobile unit can provide streaming services throughout Europe.
Services
Live video streaming of events
Multiple cameras on-location capture the event from different perspectives. The stream can then be edited live and mixed with pre-recorded footage, interviews with participants, animation and captions to produce an original programme structure, tailored to the client's specific requirements.
Our delivery model is mobile, fast and reliable, and can be adapted to a wide range of events including:
- Corporate and business events
- Private functions
- Entertainment industry events: sports, concerts, clubs, tours
- Outdoor events, fairs, exhibitions and festivals
The resulting stream can be integrated directly into the client's website or linked from their site to a microsite, especially created and uniquely branded for the event in question. Personalised packages for live streams are available, along with options including video projections, DVD production and website hosting.
Internet TV or radio station starter packages
Would you like to run your own live streamed television or radio station over the Internet but are unsure of how to get it running? Are you looking to be able to point-and-click and start transmitting right away rather than having to get your head around cables and streaming software? Our starter packages provide all you need to get streaming.
Our packages include:
- A website designed as an audio or video player
- Easy-to-follow instructions on how to stream
- Supply of recommended video and audio streaming equipment and software (if required)
- Server-side facilities for Internet broadcasting
"360" live media campagins
For your live media event it is crucial that you have all means by which your audience can find out about and tune in to your exciting spectacle. We can help you provide a complete media package that maintains brand coherence whilst granting you a prescence on all existing and emergent communications mediums.
- Web-coverage on own website, microsites, MySpace, YouTube, Flickr, Facebook, etc.
- Concept design and animation consistent across all mediums
- Special content delivery to mobile devices.
- Traditional media, such as national and local press, periodicals, and stree-level promotion.
Other services
- On-location video projections
- DVD production
- Website hosting and other ISP-related services
Events
Bristol Radical History presents The Commons
3rd May 2008
On Saturday 3rd May XtreamLab streamed a live video feed of The Commons, an afternoon of talks and discussions at The Island at Bridewell in Bristol as part of a series of Bristol Radical History events that took place at the beginning of May.
Moebius Surfing Festival 3.1
18th April 2008
An excusion to Barcelona to stream Friday night's Moebius Surfing Festival live from the Catalan capital and well as various other places around the global straight into Prados Azules in Second Life, saw XtreamLab teaming up with the same crew that we did the acclaimed D.R.O.I.D event with.
More information and a video preview here
Xtream Activity: D.R.O.I.D
23rd February 2008
Second Life is a phenomenon, a 3D virtual world where your avatar buys from, sells to and interacts with other avatars from all over the world. But what do these avatars know of 1st Life, the World in which most of us reside?
Our second activity aimed to breakdown those barriers between, and celebrate the great diversity inherent in, both digital and analogue worlds by throwing a single party in which all our invited to participate. Video screens installed in both the first and second lives gave audiences on both sides of the screen a glimpse of life on the other side, a little like Alice Through the Looking-Glass. Follow the White Rabbit Neo!
Glastonbury 2007
June 2007
Live streaming of rip-roaring sets from the Lost Vagueness Ballroom of acts including Madness and Fatboy Slim.
Xtream Activity: 3 Days of Venn
1st - 3rd June 2007
Back adter a year off, XtreamLab flung themselves into three days of simultaneous high-bandwidth streaming made up our activities at the Venn fesitival, which straddled the end of May and beginning of June. Using the city-wide network infrastructure afforded to us by Bristol Wireless, we sent live, quality video between the Cube Microplex and the Croft in real time.
During another two days, using a temporary link to BMEX via the Watershed we streamed live-moxed video content from the Arnolfini to the Cube. Our aim was to experiment with live streamed video production and the use of purely digital medium to send high-definition video content, which prooved to be very successful.
Contact
Email:
MySpace: http://myspace.com/xtreamlab
Telephone: 07811 671 893 (+44 7811 671 893 outside UK)
Snail mail: Room 5, St Werburghs Centre, Horley Road, Bristol, BS2 9TJ
Announcements
Festival Femelek 2009
Friday 6th March 2009 : 19h00 GMT (13h00 SLT) till 23h00 GMT (17h00 SLT)
Femelek is an electronic music festival that takes place in Barcelona, Spain produced by women who have the common goal of amplifying the scene for women nationally. It began in 2006 in celebration of International Women's Day at the emlematic Sant Angustí Convent. Without a doubt it is the most important electronic music event that has women as the main protaganists in Barcelona. The event promotes the development and artistic projection of women, no only during the event itself, but also during the entire year with the aim of solidifying the female electronic music scene in Barcelona. For more information go to our dedicated page.
Streaming surrealism
On Monday 16 February 2009 between the hours of 19h till 20h CET (19h to 19h GMT), we provided a live webcast of the talk between Christopher Green and Elizabeth Cowling about the exhibition Living Things: Figure and Still-life in Picasso at the Museu Picasso de Barcelona. Visit the microsite for more information and for details of how to watch the archives.
Summer Events Season 2009
XtreamLab are pleased to announce that we are currently working to take our acclaimed D.R.O.I.D live interactive media event on the road. Please watch this space for more details of events and dates or get in touch with us if you would like to book us or even get involved.
Watch D.R.O.I.D courtesty of Blip.TV
Venn Festival Archives
In the summer of 2007, XtreamLab took part in Bristol's Venn Festival where we successfully used the infrastructure of Bristol Wireless to send live high-quality video from between different venues during the four day event. We also provided a live web cast of the event to the Venn's web site as well as to Calamaro Planet in Second Life in conjunction with Moebius Surfing. In the box below you can watch a selection of live videos from the event.
Partners
