Full Service or Setup & Assist: which fits your production
The choice comes down to one question: who operates the system on show day.
Both ways of working start from the same system and the same checks. The difference is who runs it once the doors open.
Full Service
NBS supplies the system, installs it and operates it: camera operators, vision engineer, switcher operator, audio and intercom. Your team briefs the show; our crew delivers the program.
It suits organisers and promoters who do not keep a broadcast team, and productions where one party should answer for the whole signal path.
Setup & Assist
NBS supplies and installs the system and tests it end to end. Your operators run it, with an NBS engineer on standby for the whole production.
It suits production houses and broadcasters who have their own camera and control-room crews and want a complete, tested system to work on.
Questions that decide it
- Do you have trained operators for every camera position and the control room?
- Who should be accountable if a signal drops during the show?
- Does your crew know the Sony, Ross and Riedel equipment in our system?
- How many rehearsals can your operators attend?
If the answers are unclear, choose "Not sure yet" in your brief. We work it out together in the technical review.