Live broadcasting and streaming production in Salalah, Muscat and Oman
We deliver professional live broadcasts: multi-camera switching, live graphics, replay, lower-thirds and simultaneous streaming to YouTube, social platforms and private channels — with bilingual captioning where you need it.
Our crews handle everything from a single-camera webinar to a stadium-scale production, with redundant encoders and connectivity so the stream stays up when it matters most — whether the event is in Salalah, Muscat or elsewhere in the Gulf.
Live broadcasting has one shot to get it right — there's no reshoot once the stream is live. That's why every broadcast is planned like a mini production: a camera plan mapped to the run-of-show, graphics and captions prepared in advance, and a backup connection running in parallel, so a dropped signal never becomes a dropped stream.
What's included
- Multi-camera live switching
- Live streaming to any platform
- On-screen graphics & lower-thirds
- Instant replay & highlights
- Bilingual live captioning
- Redundant encoding & connectivity
How we work
01
Broadcast plan
We map camera positions, graphics and platform delivery to your run-of-show before the event, so nothing is improvised live.
02
Technical setup
Cameras, switchers, encoders and a backup connection are rigged and tested on site, wherever the event is held.
03
Live production
Our crew switches, captions and streams the event in real time, to YouTube, social platforms or a private channel.
04
Delivery & replay
Instant replay clips and the full broadcast recording are delivered fast for reposting and archives.
Frequently asked questions
What internet connection do you need for a reliable live stream?
We bring our own redundant connectivity — typically a primary fibre or 4G/5G link plus a backup — so the stream doesn't depend solely on a venue's Wi-Fi. We assess connectivity at every venue in advance as part of planning.
Can you stream to multiple platforms at once?
Yes — a single broadcast can go out simultaneously to YouTube, Instagram, Facebook and a private channel or website embed, all set up in the encoder before the event starts.
Do you provide live captions in both Arabic and English?
Yes, bilingual live captioning is available and is planned into the broadcast setup in advance, rather than added after the fact.
How many cameras do we need for our event?
It depends on the venue and format — a panel discussion might need two to three cameras, while a conference with a stage and audience reactions often benefits from four or more. We'll recommend a camera plan once we understand the event.
Why Glomark
Trusted by brands across Salalah, Muscat and the Gulf
Based in Salalah
Our studio is home-grown in Salalah, Dhofar — with production crews and campaigns that regularly reach Muscat and the wider Gulf.
Bilingual by default
Every deliverable, from a brand film to a line of code, is built to work natively in both Arabic and English — not translated as an afterthought.
One accountable team
Strategy, production and delivery sit under one roof, so nothing gets lost in a hand-off between agencies.
Let's build your brand story together.
Tell us where you want to go. We'll bring the strategy, the crew and the craft to get you there.