How to Live Stream a Funeral

In a digital age where technology is reshaping every aspect of our lives, it's no surprise that it is now making its way into the funeral industry. The rise of funeral live streaming is revolutionizing the way we grieve and memorialize our loved ones. With a simple click of a button, families and friends can now participate in a funeral service from anywhere in the world, bridging the gap between distance and mourning

 

How to live stream a funeral

 

This emerging trend is driven by the need to adapt to modern times and the desire to include as many people as possible in the final farewell. Funeral live streaming allows those who are unable to attend in person, whether due to physical distance or health restrictions, to still be a part of the mourning process. It also provides a sense of closure and solace to those who are unable to say their goodbyes in person

 

Although this digital innovation may seem unconventional at first, it has quickly gained recognition for its ability to connect people during difficult times. As we continue to embrace the digital era, funeral live streaming is bridging the gap between physical and virtual worlds, bringing comfort to grieving hearts

A very basic system:

A mobile phone is the basic way of webcasting

A WiFi or mobile signal is essential

A carrier i.e. Zoom, YouTube, WhatsApp

 

Allthough the above is certainly a way of live streaming a memorial service, there are a few draw backs:

Someone has to hold a mobile phone throughout

Mobile signal is not always strong enough in crematoriums

The phone has to be close to those speaking, to pick up good audio

Some carriers do not like copyright music

 

Advantage of having a company or someone like me to do the job:

I would sort out everything so you wouldn't have to worry about it

A private web page would be created for the broadcast to be viewed

Unlimited viewers and viewing available worldwide

Quality filming and audio service would be provided

Live streaming can be from family house through to wake

A  final copy of the video would be available afterwards

Peter has filmed and livestreamed many funerals and memorial services

 

He can webcast and livestream, without WiFi and mains power, so can livestream from house, through service to graveside if required

 

Peter sets up a private web page, which is where he then livestreams to, so viewers do not need to be present to be a part of the memorial celebrations

 

The web page can have up to 10 photos on it and can be forwarded to anyone around the world with internet access.  They will be able to view the memorial / funeral service, right on their computer, Smart phone, Smart TV, iPad etc

 

Afterwards, the video recorded is slightly edited and put back onto the web page so it can be viewed and also downloaded on to a computer so that it can be kept and viewed later...all this from a venue anywhere in the UK

 

The services that Peter offers for livestreaming is available nationally.  Peter is a full time videographer and also a Livestream expert