Broadcast for an educational audience
Showing an operation to students, residents, or training participants in real time.
Special format · technical role
Live streaming of surgical operations and medical events
Technical video support for surgical operations, medical master classes, and educational broadcasts. We are responsible only for video, sound, switching, recording, live streaming, and private access - and we do not interfere with the medical process. Based in Moscow, working across Russia and worldwide.
guide price — from ₽150,000
on air since 2011
2,800+ broadcasts
technical role only
NDA and private access
technical rehearsal
Important: OKVideo.Pro does not provide medical services, does not give medical advice, and does not interfere with the medical process. Our area of responsibility is technical: video, sound, switching, recording, live streaming, private access, and broadcast support. All medical decisions remain with the clinic and the specialists.
Use cases
What it works well for
Medical master class
A demonstration of techniques and equipment for a professional audience.
Educational broadcast for doctors
Live streaming of a procedure with commentary from specialists for colleagues.
From the operating room to the hall
Outputting the video signal from the operating room to a conference hall at the same venue.
Private broadcast
Showing only to an agreed group of specialists with restricted access.
Recording a demonstration
Recording a demonstration procedure for training and archiving - by agreement.
What we take on
What the technical support includes
- ✓cameras and camera operation;
- ✓connection to a medical video source, if technically possible and approved;
- ✓signal switching;
- ✓sound and speaker microphones;
- ✓broadcast recording by agreement;
- ✓private access to the broadcast;
- ✓work under an NDA;
- ✓technical rehearsal and coordination with the organizers and the venue.
Access and approvals
Access, recording, and approvals
For medical and educational projects, access, the recording format, display terms, and the makeup of the technical crew are agreed in advance. Who receives the recording, who sees the broadcast, and on what terms it is stored - we decide before the event together with the organizer. Private broadcasts run on our own restream server with managed access. We are ready to work under an NDA. The legal side of the project is handled separately on the clinic's or organizer's side.
Highlights
How we work on site
- ✓we complete approvals in advance;
- ✓we interfere with the process as little as possible;
- ✓we work carefully on site;
- ✓we follow a technical plan approved in advance.
Preparation
What needs to be prepared on the clinic's or organizer's side
The venue and access
The filming location, crew access, and time for setup and checks.
A responsible contact
A contact person on the clinic's or organizer's side.
Approvals
The necessary internal permissions for filming and broadcasting.
Access to video signals
The ability to connect to video sources, if provided for.
Recording and access requirements
Who receives the recording, what private access is needed, and the display terms.
Timing
The event schedule and the key points of the broadcast.
FAQ
Common questions about surgery live streams
Can you run a private broadcast of an operation?
Yes. We can run a private broadcast for an agreed group of specialists only - via a link, a code, or a private page. We agree on the access setup in advance with the organizer and the venue.
Can medical equipment be connected as a video source?
If it is technically possible and approved by the clinic, we can take the video signal from a medical source as one of the inputs and output it to the broadcast. The decision is made during technical preparation.
Can the broadcast be recorded?
Yes. Recording is possible by agreement: we decide in advance on the recording format, who receives it, and on what terms it is stored and used.
Do you work under an NDA?
Yes. We are ready to work under an NDA and to follow the agreed terms for access, recording, and the display of materials.
What needs to be prepared on the clinic's or organizer's side?
The essentials: access to the venue with time for setup, a contact person, and the internal permissions for filming. If a feed from medical equipment is planned - a way for us to connect to it. Recording and access requirements and the timing are worked out together during preparation.
How are access and approvals handled?
Every sensitive condition is locked down before the broadcast: who can watch the stream, who receives the recording and in what form, and which crew members work on site. We sign an NDA when needed. The clinic or organizer handles the legal side on their end.
Planning to live stream an operation or a medical broadcast?
Describe the venue, the format, and the access requirements - we will suggest a technical plan and an estimate.