What we support

A studio feed, no room required.

Interframe produces fully virtual webinars end to end — studio-standard video, motion graphics and moderated audience interaction, run from our control room to your platform.

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Virtual webinar production by Interframe in Singapore

What we deliver

What we deliver for virtual webinars

Remote & studio presenter capture

speakers join from anywhere or sit in our studio, all cut together into one clean program.

Live graphics & lower thirds

titles, speaker names and branded overlays keyed in real time so the feed looks broadcast, not a video call.

Platform delivery

output routed to Zoom, Teams, YouTube, LinkedIn Live or a private webcast player, with a backup path on standby.

Live Q&A & polling

audience questions and live polls surfaced to a moderator and pushed to the presenter's screen without breaking flow.

On-demand packaging

the session is recorded, edited and captioned for replay the same or next business day.

How we run it

Pre-production & tech check

We confirm each presenter's connection, mic and lighting on a dedicated run-through call, and build the graphics package and run-of-show.

Live production

Our director cues camera switches, graphics and slide advances while a producer manages the chat, Q&A queue and platform health in real time.

Replay & reporting

The recording is trimmed, captioned and re-hosted, with attendance and engagement data handed back to your team.

On the ground

A typical engagement

A 45-minute product webinar with two remote presenters and a moderator dialling in from three different locations, streamed to roughly 500 registrants on a webinar platform. Our control room ingests each presenter's feed, keys in branded lower thirds and slide graphics, and switches live between speaker cameras and screen share as the run-of-show dictates.

A producer monitors the chat and Q&A queue throughout, feeding the strongest questions to the moderator at the scheduled Q&A break. Once the session ends, the recording is trimmed of any dead air, captioned, and delivered as an on-demand link within one business day for attendees who couldn't join live.

Good to know

Frequently asked questions

What's the difference between a webinar and a webcast?

A webinar is typically smaller-scale and interactive, built around live Q&A and audience participation; a webcast usually implies one-way broadcast to a larger audience, like a results briefing. We produce both, and the production approach — graphics, switching, redundancy — scales to match.

Do presenters need to come to a studio, or can everyone join remotely?

Either works. We regularly produce fully remote webinars where every presenter joins from their own location, and we also offer studio capture in Singapore for a more polished, broadcast-standard look.

What platforms can you stream a webinar to?

We deliver to Zoom Webinar, Microsoft Teams Live, YouTube, LinkedIn Live, or a private branded player — often more than one destination simultaneously.

How do you handle a presenter's internet connection dropping mid-webinar?

We run a backup ingest path and keep a hold slide and holding audio ready, so the program continues while the presenter reconnects rather than going to a hard stop.

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Let's build your next webinar.

Tell us your format, presenter count and platform, and we'll reply with a production plan and a quote.

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