Flexible audiovisual capacity for busy communications teams.

Since the inception of Principles for Peace, Visualive has served as its audiovisual partner, supporting the organisation across events, interviews and long-term audiovisual documentation.

Over the past several years, this has included recording a series of confidential dialogues bringing together citizens and experts from two countries in conflict.

During one recent gathering in Geneva, we also recorded 14 in-depth expert interviews. The material was transformed into a sustained content series, with long-form episodes supported by short vertical clips for social media — extending the life of the gathering over several months while building a consistent audiovisual record of the organisation’s work.

Visualive works with the International Organisation of Employers (IOE) as an extension of its communications team, providing flexible audiovisual support for an ongoing pipeline of digital content.

Depending on the communication need, productions range from social media videos built with stock footage and graphics to original interview-led content recorded by Visualive.

Our role goes beyond filming and editing. We also help shape the editorial flow — from the interview approach and narrative structure to the final social-ready asset — giving the communications team a dependable stream of content that can be deployed across its digital channels.

WMP hired Visualive to deliver full audiovisual coverage for an Education Above All event at the United Nations in Geneva.

In a single morning, our seven-person team recorded the live panel discussion, captured B-roll across the venue, filmed interviews with participants and produced a high-quality highlights video.

The challenge was not simply to document the event, but to deploy enough production capacity to capture several content streams at once — live discussion, interviews, atmosphere and visual context — while keeping the production smooth and unobtrusive.

Visualive works recurrently with the H20 Summit as an audiovisual production partner for its two-day meetings at WHO headquarters in Geneva.

Our role is to capture the event across multiple formats: photography, B-roll, interviews and high-quality highlights videos, while also producing live content cuts that can be shared immediately on social media.

Each edition requires bringing in a complete audiovisual setup and deploying a four-person team of technicians and videographers, allowing the communications team to document the event while maintaining a steady flow of content throughout both days.