The BoxCast Blog
Learn along your live streaming journey with posts designed to help you become a better broadcaster.
The Best Video Cameras for Live Streaming
This post talks about some of the best video cameras that we have found for live streaming at every level. It's part of our series on live streaming...
How to Start Live Streaming: Equipment, Platforms + More
Back in 2013 — when we started working with broadcasters — live streaming was limited and complicated. Creating great live video was a complex...
Why Your Live Stream Lags: Intro to Live Streaming Latency
It happens about once a week: Someone starts their very first stream with a camera pointed at themselves. While watching it on their computer or...
A Beginner's Guide to Lighting for Live Streams
Let’s talk lighting. Whether you’re podcasting from the comfort of your home or producing a large-scale event that takes place onstage, lighting...
How To Live Stream At Home
If (out of necessity or just habit) your events have gone hybrid or completely virtual, you may have found yourself in a situation that requires you...
Stream Strong, with a Service That Scales
Nowadays, live streaming is becoming a necessity for organizations that want to reach sizable remote audiences. If yours is a large organization with...
The Best Camera Angles for Every Sport
Fans love being able to see their favorite teams play live, even when they can’t be there in person. But nobody likes the experience of watching a...
How to Live Stream Funeral Services
Whether due to public health concerns, being out of town, or other reasons, people can't always attend funerals in person. Live streaming gives...
Why Churches Want Lower Thirds In Their Video
This post makes the case for using lower thirds in your streaming production for your church or ministry. It's part of our series on church live...
The Best Live Video Streaming Equipment for Your Church
Ministries around the country are finding the value in live streaming, as it allows them to reach and engage their communities in ways they weren't...