A unified format
Intros, titles, episode structure, speaker roles, and a repeatable technical setup that you don't have to build from scratch every time.
Regular broadcasts for employees and partners
Corporate television and regular broadcasts for your company
We help you launch regular corporate broadcasts: town halls, company news, executive addresses, trainings, interviews, and recordings for an internal media library.
15 years in live streaming
2,700+ broadcasts
NDAs and private access
studio or on-site
What it is
Not a one-off broadcast, but a regular communication channel
Corporate TV helps a company speak to its employees more clearly and more regularly: instead of waiting for one big annual event, you release live broadcasts, news, interviews, and training segments in a unified visual style.
A regular schedule
Weekly, monthly, or quarterly broadcasts: from short episodes to large town halls with questions from employees.
A media library of recordings
After each broadcast you keep recordings you can share with employees, new teams, and branch offices, or use for training.
Tasks
What companies launch corporate TV for
Leadership communication
CEO updates, strategy sessions, quarterly results, Q&A, and addresses to a distributed team.
Internal news
Regular episodes about projects, teams, products, changes, and important events inside the company.
Training and onboarding
Training broadcasts, recordings for new employees, product explainers, guidelines, and expert interviews.
Town hall and Q&A
Questions from employees, moderation, remote speakers, several branch offices, and a single managed broadcast.
HR and culture
Internal events, awards, congratulations, interviews with teams, and projects that support corporate culture.
Partner broadcasts
Private presentations for dealers, partners, franchisees, or regional teams with access control.
What's included
What we take on
We put together the technical side so that, for your internal team, not every episode turns into a new launch from scratch.
Preparation and broadcast
- ✓a technical setup for regular broadcasts;
- ✓the OKVideo.Pro studio or on-site at the client's office;
- ✓cameras, sound, lighting, presentations, and graphics;
- ✓direction, recording, and speaker support.
Access and reuse
- ✓private access for employees or partners;
- ✓output to a corporate platform or page;
- ✓editing of recordings on request;
- ✓a media library, timecodes, and an episode archive.
Episode formats
What a corporate channel can look like
Short episode
10-20 minutes: news, the week's highlights, a comment from an executive, or an interview with a team.
Town hall
60-120 minutes: executives, questions from employees, presentations, and remote participants.
Training broadcast
An expert segment, a demo, slides, recording, and materials for employees after the broadcast.
Corporate studio
A regular filming spot: stable lighting, sound, graphics, and a recognizable visual presentation.
Pricing
Corporate TV budget guidelines
You can start with a pilot broadcast and then move to a regular package. The price depends on the frequency of episodes, the venue, the graphics, the number of speakers, recording, and private-access requirements.
Pilot episode
A one-off broadcast or recording to test the format and gauge the audience's reaction
- 1-2 cameras
- studio or a compact on-site setup
- basic direction and recording
- recommendations for a regular schedule
Regular broadcasts
A repeatable format for internal communications, town halls, and training episodes
- 2-4 episodes or broadcasts per month
- unified graphics and technical setup
- speaker support
- recording and an episode archive
Corporate channel
An extended program with regular studio or on-site filming and several episode formats
- an episode plan and technical coordination
- studio and on-site shoots
- private access and a media library
- additional graphics and edits
Custom format
For distributed teams, multiple languages, branch offices, or special security requirements
- a review of internal-communication tasks
- a technical setup tailored to the client's infrastructure
- private platforms and NDAs
- a clear estimate before launch
Questions and answers
Common questions about corporate TV
Can we start with a single episode instead of a subscription?
Yes. A pilot episode helps you test the format, the duration, the visual style, questions from employees, and how convenient the venue is. After that it's easier to put together a regular plan.
Where is it better to film: at the office or in a studio?
If you need a quick, controlled format, the OKVideo.Pro studio is convenient. If it's important to show the office, production, team, or the company's atmosphere, we travel to the client's venue.
Can access be kept private for employees only?
Yes. A broadcast can be delivered to a corporate platform, a private page, or an agreed access setup. We work under an NDA when needed and don't use public platforms.
Do you help with the visual design?
Yes. We can prepare the basic broadcast graphics: intros, titles, speaker lower thirds, transitions, and styling to match the company's brand.
Short brief
Launch corporate TV
Tell us what format you need: a one-off town hall, regular episodes, news, training, or a media library for employees.
Want to launch corporate TV?
Tell us which communications you need to cover: town halls, news, training, executive addresses, or a regular media library. We'll propose a format for the first episode and a regular package.