Full Service Webcasting:
Learn about our full service menu that includes synchronized slides, captioning and more - and why we're recognized as the webcast company that can "do it all."
Professional Webinars:
A webinar is a webcast without a physical audience, normally conducted in your boardroom (or our webinar facilities). Protect your reputation and impress your audience with a professional on-site technical crew.
Government Webcasting:
GC specializes in the unique needs of government departments.
Video Slide Shows:
If you don't need to have a live webcast but want to record presentations for on-demand access, check out our interactive video slide show service.
Public Company Webcasting:
Webcast your IR meetings and conference calls affordably and reliably.
"We have used GC to webcast our annual convention and each year, the number of members tuning in has increased. It's a great way for us to show transparency and deliver real-time developments to members who cannot attend in person. We like GC's commitment to quality and reliability and strongly recommend they be considered for any webcast requirements."
Neil Currie,
General Manager,
Ontario Federation of Agriculture
Improve transparency and accountability
Dramatically widen access to information and events
Increase training revenues
Demonstrate a leading edge image
Be environmentally responsible
GC is known for its reliable webcasting of conferences across Canada.
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Professional webcasting requires expertise in multiple disciplines that include camera work, production and editing, advanced web programming
and server administration.
At GC, we have all the bases covered.
Specialists in webcast project management, we offer experienced on-site technicians who use professional camera and audio equipment for a TV-style production that can include synchronized slides, web audience interaction and much more. And to top it all off, our services and equipment are 100 per cent guaranteed.
The main advantage of a live broadcast is to allow your web audience to send in questions. But a live broadcast can also carry a high degree of immediacy and excitement not possible with recordings.
Webcasting of corporate, association and government events is becoming a popular and cost effective way to engage geographically dispersed audiences. More recently, ad agencies and PR firms are looking at webcasting as a powerful tool to reach younger "connected" audiences and to help reinforce branding.
Webcasting can also be used to promote your services. For example, Edmonton's Northern Lights Theatre used GC Webcasting to conduct a live webcast of a play to introduce the theatre's offerings to the general public. Local TV and radio stations featured the webcast in news stories.
Webcasts can be free or priced. The Manitoba Agronomist Conference in Winnipeg was webcast by GC and each online participant was required to pay the registration fee. The client was able to earn a comfortable profit even after paying for the venue and the webcast. The recordings continued to be used by paid registrants.
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