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SCENE 01 / WIRELESS VIDEO SYSTEMS

Wireless Video Systems

Professional wireless video for your Brazilian production.

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Here is how this works in practice. Wireless video systems transmit camera feeds to monitors, video villages, and remote viewing stations without physical cables. These systems enable flexible camera movement and distributed tracking setups, allowing directors and focus pullers to view live feeds from anywhere on set or location.

Here is the short of it. We source wireless video transmission systems with the range, latency, and channel capacity your production needs. Our team handles frequency planning and signal testing to make sure reliable, interference-free transmission between camera and tracking stations across all your shooting environments.

Capabilities

Video Transmission Equipment

Professional wireless video solutions from Teradek, Vaxis, and more.

Professional Video Transmission

Capabilities

50+
TX/RX Units
4K
Capable
Zero
Latency
24/7
Support

Our Process

1

Requirements Review

Knowing your tracking needs, number of receivers, and range needs.

2

System Design

Configuring the right wireless video solution matched to your camera and village setup.

3

Frequency Coordination

Setting up wireless video frequencies with other RF gear on your production.

4

Production Support

Tech support and backup gear ready across your shoot.

On Location

Teradek Bolt 6 LT and 4K transmitters, ANATEL-licensed across São Paulo, Rio, and remote Brazilian RF zones

Here is how this works in practice. Wireless video at Cinerent Brasil and Cor & Som runs primarily on Teradek Bolt 6 LT, Bolt 4K (one-to-six receiver pairings, zero-latency), and Bolt 4K Monitor Module integrations for SmallHD 503 UltraBright handheld receivers. Vaxis Storm 3000 and Atom A5 supplement on commercial and lower-budget narrative jobs. ANATEL — the Agência Nacional de Telecomunicações — licenses each frequency we use. With short-term permits filed during prep and a fresh RF scan at each location to identify clean 5 GHz channels around São Paulo's dense TV white-space corridor, Rio's harbor-and-favela mixed terrain, and Brasília's federal-district airwaves.

Here is the breakdown. On the ground, Channel maps publish to wireless mic (Lectrosonics, Wisycom, Sennheiser Digital 6000), IFB (Lectrosonics IFB-T4), and wireless lens-control (Preston FIZ, ARRI WCU-4) departments so RF resources share cleanly. Cross-border supplements through Sigma Cine LA on the 12-hour direct GRU/LA flight when large multi-cam features outstrip resident channel counts.

Here is the short of it. Brazilian wireless-video discipline matured at Globo Estúdios PROJAC, where multi-camera telenovela production runs steady wireless hops between studio floors and roving units. The same crews and infrastructure now support global features and series. RF reality differs sharply across the country. Sambódromo Carnival arenas in Rio's Niemeyer 1984 venue pre-scan against stage rigs and crowd RF days in advance. Cristo Redentor sequences under IPHAN heritage permits clamp transmitter antennas onto existing stone via Cardellinis rather than rigging. Remote Amazon and Pantanal legs out of Manaus free range but lose cellular fallback, so we provision deeper battery banks and on-set RF spares. Today's features in the Padilha + Meirelles + Salles pipeline. Narcos, Two Popes, Bacurau, I'm Still Here — and incoming global shoots all run the same Bolt-based stack. Antenna distribution uses RF Venue Range Fin, Wisycom LFA, and PSC Multi-SMA for line-of-sight challenges.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

What wireless video systems do you recommend?

For most pro shoots, we recommend Teradek Bolt for its reliability and zero-latency transmission. Vaxis Storm gives great quality at a lower price point. The choice depends on your specific needs and budget.

How many receivers can you support?

Modern systems support many receivers from a single transmitter—Teradek Bolt 4K supports up to 6 receivers. For larger video villages, we can configure many transmitter/receiver combinations.

What's the range of wireless video?

Range differs by system and environment. Teradek Bolt 4K gives up to 1500ft line-of-sight. For longer distances or challenging environments, we can recommend extended range solutions or antenna positioning.

Do you provide 4K wireless video?

Yes, we give 4K-capable wireless systems including Teradek Bolt 4K and Vaxis options. 4K transmission allows tracking of full-resolution images at video village.

What about latency?

Pro systems like Teradek Bolt give sub-1ms latency—effectively zero latency. This is key for focus pulling and real-time tracking. Some budget systems have higher latency.

Can you provide complete video village setup?

Yes, we supply complete video village solutions including wireless transmission, monitors, distribution, and all cabling. We can configure multi-camera villages with separate feeds for director and clients.

Productions in Brazil that need this often pair it with Field Monitors and Monitor & Video Village for full coverage. Most projects also draw on Wireless Systems and Wireless Microphone Systems.

On Set

Need Wireless Video?

Tell us about your monitoring requirements and we'll design the right solution.