Tel. Peter on 079 7467 4815 or email Peter@funeral.video

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Live Streaming Questions You May Have

 

Peter understands how important it is for everyone to feel included when saying goodbye. At the begining of the process, he will talk with you the process and what he will do and what to expect

Frequently Asked Questions

●  CONTACT PETER - Contact Peter and check he has the date free - 07974674815

    

●  ON FIRST CALL - On first call, the process, price and what is envolved will be discussed so you know all about the funeral live streaming service - there is no commitment at this stage

   

●  SEND YOU AN EMAIL - Peter will then send you an email where all the information is filled out so Peter has all the details he needs

    

●  WEB PAGE IS CREATED - A web page is created with up to 10 photos that you supply - this web page is not searchable by Google, but has no password or complicated way of access - here is a sample web page - you can send this web page link that Peter will give you, to anyone wishing to view the live stream

 

●  PAYMENT - Payment is due before event, Peter will send you details on how to pay, normally by BACS or PayPal - see bottom of 'Prices' page

   

●  AT LEAST AN HOUR BEFORE - Peter will be at the start venue at least an hour before - he doesn't need to get into the venue at that point

    

●  ALREADY CHECKED - No local WiFi or power is needed - Peter will have already checked with the OFCOM web page about the mobile reception in the area

    

●  15 MINUTES BEFORE - Live streaming will start 15 minutes before start time

    

●  THE LIVE STREAM - The funeral live streaming will follow the action with microphones down the front for the audio

     

●  CAMERA ON THE CAR - If live streaming from multiple venues, live streaming continues with a camera on the car or holding screen

 

●  NOT LIMITED - Live streaming is not limited to inside, but can be continued at graveside etc.

Beforehand, I work with you to create a personal web page with information and photographs on it - click here for example

 

- The page is a basic web page, easily loaded and quick

- It is a hidden page so search engines cannot find it

- There is no password for it, I make it as simple to access as possibe

- Only you will have the web address, so you will be in control of who can watch

Yes, most crematoriums provide a live streaming services, but this is normally controlled remotely with a single camera at the back of the room

    

MY SERVICES ARE VERY DIFFERENT

MUCH MORE PERSONAL, SUPERIOR AND BESPOKE

 

...from the arrival of the cortege, waiting to go in, to zooming in and out, and then the flowers and family afterwards...I don't miss a thing, all professionally captured and broadcasted

 

If Live streaming at a previous venue to the crematorium, then the link stays the same and the cost is comparable to that charged by a crematorium

Yes I do, regularily, please see 'Travel Costs Map' or ask for travel costs

     

If live streaming is in London, an extra £80.00 is charged for overnight accomodation

Planning a service at an outdoor natural burial ground, a historic church, or a rural cemetery? You don't need to worry about venue Wi-Fi or weak phone signals. Peter brings his own multi-network mobile connection hardware to ensure your stream runs smoothly and without interruption, wherever the service takes place - he even uses a satelite uplink if needed

This is sometimes the case - especially in an old building with thick walls

 

Firstly I check on the OFCOM website which tells me if there is going to be problems with the signal in that area - inside and outside

 

If I know the signal is going to be bad inside, I would put my transmission equipment outside (very often in the grave yard) to get adequate signal to live stream - using video transmitters from my camera inside

 

I also use the Starlink satelite network for a reliable connection

Yes you do get a recorded copy of the live stream

 

Within a day of the event, the live stream recording is slightly edited and is available from the original web page.  The video can be viewed again from there and there will also be a button for access to the recorded video which can be downloaded in different formats

This is sometimes the case - especially in an old building with thick walls

 

Firstly I check on the OFCOM website which tells me if there is going to be problems with the signal in that area - inside and outside

 

If I know the signal is going to be bad inside, I would put my transmission equipment outside (very often in the grave yard) to get adequate signal to live stream - using video transmitters from my camera inside

 

I also use the Starlink satelite network for a reliable connection

I can't put foreign subtitles on the live stream, but I can on the final video

Talk to Peter about it

Cost is + £35.00

I normally arrive about an hour before start time - I don't need to get into the venue at that stage, my camera is on a tripod, on wheels, so I setup next to my car

   

I can then be live streaming within 5 minutes in neccesary

EXPERIENCE, PROFESSIONALISM and EMPATHY

 

Plus, my equipment setup means I am totally mobile - camera and live stream equipment is fixed on a tripod on a dolly - I can live stream from anywhere, from family home through to graveside

 

Some have their equipment setup inside - so can only live stream the actual service - my equipment is mobile so I will be outside at the begining and end

(I can even live stream walking along as a procession from Family Home to Church etc.)

       

Between venues I would normally put a camera on my car and live stream from my car, driving behind the cortage

Sorry, but no - this is normally due to network failure and situations outside of my control.  However, with the specialised equipment I use, it is rare that the live stream fails

    

I do record in the camera and put an edited version on the page within a day, if not sooner