Replacing the heart of a TV channel — CTB-TV's playout
A fully renewed playout and a centralized archive library, for a channel that broadcasts around the clock — without going to black.
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Renewing a post house's storage — and moving it out of the building
The largest storage renewal we have delivered: infrastructure renewed, relocated to a data center and given true disaster recovery — without a single day of production lost.
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Getting a virtual studio to finally deliver — TSN, Toronto
An existing virtual studio brought up to its full potential — by fixing what was wrong, not by replacing what worked.
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Building a media startup's studios — Matière Média
Professional podcast studios delivered turnkey, then extended in phases — infrastructure that follows growth instead of preceding it.
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A virtual set for a solo creator — Antoine Joubert's studio
A multi-camera virtual set, operable by a small team, installed on the creator's premises — broadcast-studio quality without the broadcast studio.
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A virtual studio for the public broadcaster — Radio-Canada and Aximmetry
An operational virtual studio at the public broadcaster, integrated by the team that has made Aximmetry its specialty in Quebec.
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Eight years on the same storage: Cirque du Soleil, from design to renewal
Eight years on the same platform, with no forced migration and no media loss — then a planned, full renewal instead of an emergency replacement.
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The screen in a garage like no other — the LED wall at Luc Poirier's Garage
A seamless LED wall, calibrated to broadcast standards, now the anchor piece of the lounge — in a space where everything else is already spectacular.
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The news on the road — Noovo's FlyPack
A complete production control room in road cases that deploys anywhere — no truck, no power outlet — operated by Noovo's own teams.
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Born in the emergency, kept for good — Bell Media's Riedel backbone
A routing architecture chosen under pressure, validated by use, then extended in phases — the best proof that an emergency decision can be a sound architecture decision.
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When broadcasting switches to the disaster-recovery site — Télé-Québec
A complete broadcast monitoring room, deployed on emergency footing at the disaster-recovery data center — rented, and dismantled when the need ended.
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Emergency mode: putting Bell Media back on the air
National channels dark on Friday morning, baseball on the air Sunday night — then full temporary studios, a virtual set and a routing backbone built in the weeks that followed.
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The communication that isn't allowed to fail — Groupe CH's intercom
Communication and capture infrastructure sized for live events — deployed for Quebec's most prominent sports and entertainment organization.
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Not all of our work has its own page yet. Here are a few more.
- CIUSSS du Nord-de-l'Île-de-Montréal — Hôpital du Sacré-CœurA training room equipped with a full broadcast capture chain, for a public health-network facility.
- Bell MediaA virtual-set podcast studio, designed to serve several productions rather than a single show.
- KOTVSeveral studios and the post-production infrastructure of one of Quebec's busiest production houses.
- BDC — Business Development Bank of CanadaThe design and integration of a production studio for the federal financial institution dedicated to Canadian entrepreneurs.