When Zlicc Live is on air, the producer's desk looks like this. Six broadcast feeds running in parallel — stage cam, audience telemetry, control-room cues, live analytics, social wall, real-time captioning. All driving the show.
Most hybrid event teams solve the wrong problem — they solve 'how do we get a live feed onto a screen' instead of 'how do we hold the attention of an audience that isn't physically here.' Zlicc Live is engineered around the second problem. Multi-camera direction, two-way Q&A, branded virtual environments, multi-location broadcast, secure access, and the post-event analytics that prove it actually held attention. Not just a stream.
Six categories. The full modular surface — most engagements use 8–15 of these. We design the stack to your room, not the other way around.
Broadcast-grade signal flow.
Branded venues, not Zoom rooms.
Two-way at broadcast latency.
Distributed audiences, single moment.
Compliance-grade audiences.
What was watched, by whom, for how long.
Every pillar can deploy on its own, but most rooms combine two or three. Below: where Zlicc Live sits in the broader system. Click any pillar to open its page.
A small selection of recent deployments. The full case-study breakdowns sit in the Work section — click through for the operational detail behind each room.
Compliance-grade virtual AGM with secure SSO access, voting modules, moderated Q&A, transcript records and audit-ready reporting. 18,000 shareholders, zero compliance incidents.
Synchronised broadcast across 8 cities, with regional language tracks and localised CEO segments. Two-way Q&A from each location, with sentiment scoring per region.
Hybrid summit with 4,500 in-room and 12K+ concurrent virtual viewers across 12 markets. Live language tracks, sponsor halls, and post-event analytics tied to CRM.
Four phases, named accountabilities, locked timelines. The team that designs the stack is the team that runs it on the day.
No hand-offs to a different ops team on day-zero. The Zlicc people who design your Zlicc Live stack are the same people in the green room and the control room. Every engagement gets a build lead, a run lead, and a measure lead — all named on the contract.