City meetings, hearings, galas, and community events across Northwest Indiana and Michiana. The production has to work on the night you cannot move.
Livestreams starting at $1,500 for Basic and $2,500 for Premium. Sports Stream starts at $2,500 per game day. Broadcast and AV production are quoted separately.
Travel inside Northern Indiana is included in the 8 hour day. Travel fees apply outside Northern Indiana.
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Built for budget conscious leagues, tournaments, and schools that want every game online.
| Add-on | What you get | Price |
|---|---|---|
| General add-ons | ||
| Extra operator | Each | $400 |
| Custom graphics | An hour | $45 |
| Audio kit | With wireless mics | $250 |
| Private stream link | Priced on request | |
| Sports add-ons | ||
| Announcer or color commentator we supply | Per person, per game day | $400 |
| Extra commentary headset | Each | $50 |
| Extra operator | Ask us | |
| A stream to more than one platform | Ask us | |
These packages are built for livestreaming: we capture your event and get it online. AV production (presentations, lighting, LED walls, room sound) and broadcast production (replay, highlight packages, full graphics, venue feeds, our sports flypack or truck) are quoted separately. Sports Stream is a stream of the game; for a full TV style show, we quote a broadcast build.
Slides and presentation playback, stage lighting, LED walls, and room sound. Tell us about the event and we'll build a quote.
Live event productionFor sports or shows that need replay, highlight packages, full graphics, or feeds sent around the venue, we bring our sports flypack or a truck. Quoted per event.
Sports broadcastingA city council meeting in Crown Point and a nonprofit gala in Merrillville have different audiences, different purposes, and different stakes. What they share is a simple requirement: the production cannot fail. Public bodies have a transparency obligation. Nonprofits have a donor relationship. In both cases, a dropped stream or a bad audio mix is not just a technical problem. It is an institutional one.
DuneVision provides broadcast-quality live production for both. We bring the same crew, the same equipment, and the same execution standard whether we are covering a school board meeting in Valparaiso or a fundraising gala in South Bend.
Indiana's Open Door Law requires public bodies to allow public access to their meetings. Livestreaming that meeting extends access to residents who cannot be present in person, which is increasingly the expectation, not the exception.
DuneVision provides professional livestream production for city councils, town councils, township trustees, school boards, park boards, planning commissions, redevelopment commissions, and other public bodies across Lake County, Porter County, LaPorte County, St. Joseph County, and the surrounding region.
Beyond compliance, a professionally produced public meeting signals institutional competence. When your city's meeting looks clean on screen and sounds good to the residents watching at home, it reflects well on the body running it.
Annual galas, auction events, and fundraising dinners broadcast to remote donors who cannot attend in person. A professionally produced stream drives giving from viewers who feel part of the room.
Recognition events, community awards, and scholarship ceremonies broadcast to honorees' families and the broader community. Moments worth producing are moments worth broadcasting.
Festival coverage, outdoor events, community programs, and public gatherings streamed to extend reach beyond what the venue can hold. Multicamera coverage designed around the event flow.
Educational programs, speaker series, and institutional broadcasts that need to reach the communities your organization serves. Produced to reflect the credibility of your mission.
Nonprofit organizations across Northwest Indiana and Michiana run events that matter to their communities. United Way chapters, hospital foundations, arts organizations, food banks, community development corporations, faith-based nonprofits, and regional service organizations. They all have events worth producing and audiences that extend beyond the room.
A professionally produced livestream extends your donor reach, includes community members who cannot attend in person, creates archive content for future fundraising, and signals the operational credibility of your organization. The production reflects the mission.
DuneVision works with nonprofit organizations to build productions that fit both the event and the budget, without compromising the output your audience will actually see.
Municipal meetings run on a legal calendar. A city council has to meet. The stream going down mid-session is not a minor technical issue. It is a public access failure for an organization whose job is public accountability.
A nonprofit's annual gala happens once. If the stream drops while the executive director is delivering the impact story that drives the final ask, that moment is gone. Remote donors do not give when they are watching a buffering screen.
DuneVision's team came up in live sports, where there is no pause and no restart. We stay calm because we've run live shows under pressure. That experience is what we bring to your event.
A production company based in Northwest Indiana shows up differently than a vendor flying in from Chicago. We are not billing you for drive time and hotel rooms. We know the venues, we know the municipalities, and we are invested in this region.
For municipal clients, that means faster response, lower costs, and a crew that understands the structure of local government. For nonprofits, that means a production partner who is part of the community your organization serves.
Whether you are a municipality looking for consistent public meeting coverage or a nonprofit planning your next major event, DuneVision will scope the production, recommend an approach, and give you a clear picture of what broadcast-quality looks like for your organization.
Need a simple stream? Livestream packages start at $1,500. See pricing