LIVE STREAMING
I now offer a mobile live-stream service for your event using my single-camera rig. This is ideal for simple events such as church services, ceremonies, talks, etc.
The stream is in broadcast-quality full HD and will be available on a private page, the address for which you can make available to family, friends, colleagues and anyone else you choose. Should you wish, the page can also include, for example, a copy of the Order of Service, hand-outs used in a lecture, photos, and so on. The stream will also be covered by the relevant PRS licence for any music performed live or played from CD or similar.
Once the live event is over, a recording will be will be available 24/7 for 30 days for anyone wanting to watch again, or who missed the original live viewing.
Prices start at £300 for an event lasting about an hour, and yes, I can play the organ and stream at the same time!
Please do get in touch if you’d like to discuss live-streaming your event, or if you have any questions about this service.
News
Hello everyone, and welcome to my latest update.
Here we are half way through February already, and the year has got off to a very busy start. I had a weekend off from playing this last weekend (my post-Christmas break!) which was very welcome. My partner and I went away for a few days. I was going to take the yellow Merc, but she's no fun to drive in the pouring rain.
A great priest-friend of mine died suddenly just before Christmas. Mgr David Manson was Parish Priest at Our Lady Queen of Peace in Braintree, Essex. I'd seen him just a few days before when I played at the church. It was a great shock for his parish.
I live-streamed the Mass for the reception of his body in Braintree a few weeks ago, after which I met a lady who asked to see a photo of the Mercedes SLK. I just happened to have one on my phone, and she suggested I put it up on my website, so that'll be my next job. Check out the contact page! We also talked about having a comments page, so I'll do that as well.
I hope all is well with you, and I'll try to update a little sooner next time!
Best wishes,
Richard
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