InfoComm EDGE Collective 2026
Production partner to AVIXA through ICOM, with the build filmed and a live feed to the main stage.
- AVIXA
- ICOM
- 3 November 2026
- Address Sky View, Dubai
Creative Broadcast Agency builds the technology, produces and directs the show, and brings it to the web. Across the UAE and the GCC, and on three continents.











A live event production company on the floor and a livestream production company on air. Producers, directors, broadcast engineers and camera crew, livestreaming one conference session or several conferences at once. Corporate webcasting, product launches, virtual events and multi-camera broadcast production, from a single room or from three cities at once.
One message, every office, the same moment. Town halls, AGMs, earnings and board briefings.
A conference, a product launch or a ceremony, produced and streamed live to everyone watching from elsewhere.
Cameras, sound, screens, crew and control room. We build the show and we run it.
One running order for the hall and the stream. Questions from home reach the stage.
Webinars and virtual events your audience stays in, with the questions answered on air.
Multi-camera, low latency, and a clip on social before the round is over.

A producer, a director and an engineer who have run this before, working from Dubai.
Every show is different. New venue, new kit list, new running order. We plan each one from the run of show up, and rehearse it before the day.
A full rehearsal with the real speakers, slides and remote guests, on the connection we will use on the day.
The crew in the room and the engineers who wrote the software are the same company, and every stream runs with a second internet path.
The replay of every session, the clips worth sending on, and engagement per person, delivered after the event.
We build our own production tools. Each of these started on a live event, for a producer who needed it that day. The producer on your show can change the software during your show. They wrote it.
One screen holds the running order, the presenters and the question queue, with the audience view beside them.
Your brand, your domain, your data. Zero trace of us.
Your deck runs on the audience’s own screen. The producer changes the slide and it lands on every device at once.
The slide changes on the audience’s screen when the speaker changes it in the room. A typical stream lands it seconds late.
The audience asks and votes from the same page they are watching on. A moderator decides what reaches the stage.
Questions, polls, chat and reactions, reaching every viewer while the moment is still live.
Encrypted end to end, with registration your IT team controls and an access log they can file.
Registered viewers see your brand from the invite to the replay. No third-party logos, no platform popups.
Minute-by-minute viewership, geographic heatmap, engagement curve, drop-off points. Data you actually use.
We build what your show needs.Each of these began as a one-off for a single event. The people who built them are the people on your show, so the next one gets built the same way.
Tell us what your show needsProduction partner to AVIXA through ICOM, with the build filmed and a live feed to the main stage.





Live broadcast production at a major international developer conference, with screen sharing and technical content held at broadcast resolution.

A Technical Manager credit held by our senior lead, across five arenas over three months. The standard we scope esports work against.

A live webinar series delivered in four UN languages, with one session carried officially inside a UNFCCC meeting.
Minimum 10 Mbps upload for HD streaming, though our bonded 5G equipment can work with limited or no venue internet. We conduct site surveys to assess connectivity and provide backup service options on every event.
Every event is scoped. Cost depends on duration, crew size, number of cameras, distribution destinations, and the data layer you want afterwards. We quote transparently against a clear production plan. Tell us what you're producing and we'll come back within 24 hours with a full proposal.
Yes. We support simultaneous streaming to YouTube, Facebook, LinkedIn, Instagram, Twitch, and custom RTMP destinations. Multi-platform delivery is included in our production packages.
Both. Our full-service production includes crew, equipment, and technical direction. We also provide equipment rental with technical support for clients with in-house teams.
Live streaming is typically public broadcasts on social platforms. Webcasting is private, secure streams with registration and access controls. We provide both.
2-4 weeks for standard events. 4-8 weeks for large-scale productions. Urgent requests accommodated when availability permits.
Why it replaced satellite for most live event streaming, and when it is the wrong choice.
Where a second camera earns its cost in a multi-camera build, and where a fourth stops helping.
The line between an all-hands tool and corporate webcasting, and where it sits.
Crew and fly kit travel out to the show. International teams bringing a conference here bring us in as the broadcast crew on the ground.
We come back within 24 hours with a scope, a price and the assumptions behind both.
That is enough to start. We will ask for the rest.