Long Island Streaming shoots training video on your site — the plant floor, the lab, the warehouse, the clinic, the office — for organisations across Long Island and the New York metro area. A learner recognises the real room, the real machine, and the real process, and that recognition is most of what makes a training video work. We bring a crew and a kit sized to travel, and we plan the day around your access, PPE, and safety rules.
How we produce it
On-site training video runs on our corporate training production workflow — research with a subject-matter expert, a step-by-step script and shot list, the shoot, post, and delivery to your LMS. This page is about the shoot itself: getting a real working environment on camera cleanly and safely.
We use a small, repeatable setup: a wide master camera for context, a second camera on a short slider for the hands and the screen, and one or two lights plus a bounce. On a multi-line facility we move that compact rig from station to station rather than building one big setup. Audio is a lavalier on the expert and a boom together. Every cable is dressed and taped, and a safety marshal from your team stays on set.
What's different about on-site work
- A travel-sized lighting and sound package, not a studio build
- A compact camera setup repeated station to station
- PPE and EHS planning built into pre-production
- A safety and floor contact from your team on set
- Filming timed around production, on a normal or a quieter shift
What you get
- The finished modules, chaptered and captioned
- Delivery in your LMS format
- Screen and hands close-ups cut with the wide master
- A shot list and setup notes for the next visit
- An organised archive of the source media
On-site training video across Long Island & NYC
For on-site training video production in Nassau County, Suffolk County, Queens, Brooklyn, or Manhattan, send us the process, the site and access details, and your PPE and safety rules. We will build a shoot plan that fits your floor and your schedule.
Ready to film on your site? Request a quote for on-site training video production on Long Island and in NYC.
Frequently asked questions
- What does a travel-sized crew look like?
Usually two to four people — a director/producer, one or two camera operators, and a sound operator — with a lighting and audio package that moves station to station rather than a single large rig built in one place.
- How do you handle PPE and site safety?
We brief with your EHS contact before the shoot, wear the same PPE as your staff, put the on-camera expert in correct PPE, and keep a member of your team on set as the safety and floor contact. Nothing is staged in a way that breaks a real procedure.
- Can you film during a normal shift?
Often, yes, with a plan that works around production. Some steps are better captured in a scheduled window or on a quieter shift — we agree that in pre-production.
- What if the equipment can't be stopped or moved?
We plan angles and timing around it. On-site work is exactly for the equipment that cannot come to a studio — we bring the camera to the machine.