Live, on your schedule.
We record your procedure under live conditions, then broadcast it later with live commentary. The surgeon narrates their own operation and answers questions, without being in theatre.
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STAGES: CAPTURE, THEN BROADCAST
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SURGICAL SURPRISES ON AIR
100 %
OF THE USEFUL FOOTAGE KEPT
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CONTINENTS COVERED
THE PRINCIPLE
Two stages, one event.
Relive means pre-recording a surgical procedure or a demonstration, then broadcasting it later with live commentary. The picture is captured without any time pressure; the teaching happens at the moment of broadcast. It suits situations where a full live broadcast would be risky or impossible:
Long procedure
Rare procedure
Time zones
Uncertain surgical timetable
Continuing education
Industry symposium
Online course
International congress
HOW IT WORKS
Three steps, two dates.
The capture happens at your pace, the broadcast at your audience's. In between comes an edit that simply doesn't exist in a full live broadcast.
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01 · Capture in theatre
We capture your procedure under live conditions: the same multi-camera setup, the same control room, the same integrated sources. No constraints on timing or length.
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02 · Post-production
Editing, on-screen titles and graphics, explanatory diagrams. The dead time disappears; every useful moment is kept in full.
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03 · Commentated broadcast
On the chosen day, the video plays on your platform while the surgeon comments live and answers the audience's questions.
BENEFITS
Why choose the recorded route.
A full live broadcast imposes its constraints on everyone: on the patient, on the surgeon, on the organiser. Relive lifts them one by one.
SCHEDULE
The capture follows the theatre, not the reverse
RISK
No unexpected complication going out live
TEACHING
Diagrams and titles added at the right moment
RARITY
A rare procedure captured the day it happens
LENGTH
A six-hour procedure fits into forty minutes
TIMING
Broadcast set to your audience's time zone
COMFORT
The surgeon comments without operating at the same time
REUSE
The same content will serve again in training
LIVE COMMENTARY
Recorded + live
The picture is recorded, the commentary is live. The surgeon narrates their own procedure and answers questions with a clear head.
INTERACTIVITY
Recorded, but still alive.
A recorded broadcast isn't a passive replay. During the screening, the surgeon comments live, answers questions and can go back over a specific step of the procedure — something a full live broadcast makes impossible.
COMMENTARY
The surgeon explains the procedure as it plays
QUESTIONS
Moderated feed, relayed to the speaker in real time
REWIND
Pause and replay a specific surgical step
POLLING
Survey the audience during the session
AFTER THE BROADCAST
An asset, not an event.
Immediate VOD
The edited video stays available on your platform as soon as the session ends. Unlike a live broadcast, the material already exists: no post-production delay.
Broadcast more than once
The same capture can be replayed for another audience, with a different commentator or in another language. The capture cost is spread across several sessions.
Lasting teaching material
Titles, diagrams and chapters turn the recording into genuine training material. It feeds your teaching library long after the broadcast.