Behind the scenes, live, as if you were there: here is the Festival TV — live streaming, recordings and exclusive behind the scenes
What if you could live an indoor festival, from your show to the other side of the world? Live streaming, professional recordings, recordings and exclusive behind the scenes: Festival TV is deploying a real platform model to bring festivals closer to their audience — and the audience to festivals. Welcome backstage.
Watching a festival from afar is good. Living is better. Our model is based on conviction: the future of festivals is also played online. A quality recording turns a weekend of events into a living archive, a promotional tool for the next edition, a souvenir for festivalgoers and a discovery for those who could not come. Live streaming abolishes distances: the Guinean diaspora follows live a concert by Conakry, a Sherbrooke reggae amateur vibrates with a Kingston festival.
And then there is what the public never sees: behind the scenes. The scales of dawn, the costumes that are adjusted, the organizers who hold their breath, the artists who concentrate before the stage. This is where the real heart of a festival is beating — and that is where our cameras have their entrances, thanks to the confidence built edition after edition. Our exclusive interviews "AU MICRO DE FESTIVAL TV", made especially during the 40 years of Nuits d'Afrique, are among the most watched content on our page: the community wants true, close, experienced.
For the partner festivals, the model is complete: capture and recording of the event, live broadcast, production of reports and communication content, and then sustainable presentation on the platform — catalogue, articles, networks. For artists, it is a professional showcase; for sponsors, a presence at the heart of events that bring together.
As our philosophy sums up: "digital success creates stars; the live show market builds sustainable careers." Festival TV bridged the gap between the two. Festivals, artists, partners: the camera is ready — it's up to you!
— Moïse 1er, the Festival Explorer