Online Esports Events and Virtual Events
Our online production team is ready to support your company meeting, virtual ceremony, online tournament, and more.
The current norms of social distancing, working from home, and sheltering in place has changed the way we engage with others by requiring us to connect online. Mainline understands the value of bringing people together and has moved its entire production capabilities to function remotely so that our clients and communities can continue to launch engaging events virtually, during these unprecedented times.
Capabilities
- Graphic design/live motion graphics
- Observation (game dependent)
- Broadcast to multiple locations
- Clean/Program feeds
- In-home webcams/mics mixing
- Mix-Minus and syncing
- Replays
- Video Playback
- Sponsorship-requirement fulfillment
- Remote troubleshooting
Remote Production Services
Mainline uses professional software that utilizes high-quality, low-latency codecs for remote A/V, remote SRT live character generating, pulling remote presentations/game, and even replays. Mainline can also build out custom graphics, scenes, and overlays depending on your needs.
Our experienced production team is ready to help you plan, launch, and execute your next online event. Reach out to us today and we’ll be in touch within 24 hours.
Case Studies
Case Studies
LIMG College
This is a great opportunity to engage in an emerging space on a Conference-wide level. This opportunity is a unique way to provide original content from within a competitive environment during these challenging times. We appreciate the collaborative efforts that have made this first-of-its-kind Big 12 Championship tournament possible.
Big 12 Commissioner Bob Bowlsby
ESPN Collegiate Esports Championship
In collaboration with ESPN, Mainline hosted the inaugural ESPN Collegiate Esports Championship running matches across multiple game titles. Over five months, more than 800 teams from hundreds of schools competed to qualify for the LAN event at Comicpalooza.
In the end, the weekend appears to have been a success for both collegiate esports and ESPN. With an extremely successful first broadcast, the company staked its unquestioned leadership in a promising industry still in its infancy.
Carlos Brandon, Houston Press
Rick Fox’s Champions For Charity: NBA All-Star Game
Rick Fox had a charity event for the Bahamas Relief Fund. The event was live streamed for three days and included many high profile basketball players, new and old.
PAX South: Main Stage 2020
Staff from Mainline was contracted by PAX South to help with stage administration, talent wrangling, general troubleshooting, and LAN-to-Stage issues.
The Bottom Line:
We want to help you
Absolutely no pressure. No hard sell. Let's get together and see if we can help you grow your esports programs and tournaments.