End-to-end production for in-real-life streams. We handle cameras, crew, switching, and the feed — you just show up.
IRL livestream production is the most demanding form of live content — you're in the real world, things move fast, and there's no pause button. Most creators try to handle it themselves and end up with shaky cam, dropped feeds, and missed moments.
MemeHouse was built specifically for this. We bring broadcast-level infrastructure to any environment — a mansion in La Jolla, a Coachella compound, a concert floor in NYC. We set up, we run it, and we make it look like it was built for TV.
We walk every location before the day. Camera positions, power runs, internet backup plans, crew positions — all mapped before a single viewer tunes in.
Roaming operators, static hero cameras, overhead rigs if needed. Every angle planned so the switcher always has something great to cut to.
Our director calls shots in real time. We're not just recording — we're producing a show as it happens. Graphics, transitions, titles all handled live.
Feed monitoring, bitrate watching, backup encoders ready. If something breaks, we fix it before viewers notice.
Two full weekends at Coachella. 80+ cameras, 2,500+ hours of live content, 9 houses, $22M earned media value.
Transported an entire studio from LA to a La Jolla mansion. LED walls, 6-7 roaming cameras, 8 simultaneous live streams running at once.
Ongoing IRL production for invite-only celebrity basketball events featuring Justin Bieber, Future, MGK, and Diplo. Viewers said our production rivaled the NBA.
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