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Meet the new 2 Stream Cosy Studio in Zaventem
A professional livestream studio near Brussels doesn't have to look like a newsroom. The new 2 Stream Cosy Studio in Zaventem pairs a warm, lounge-style interior with full broadcast infrastructure, four PTZ cameras, eight wireless microphones and live production, five minutes from Brussels Airport.
Christophe Lenaerts
Sep 297 min read


When your livestream is business-critical, is YouTube still enough?
Odoo Experience 2026 hit accessibility problems on its livestream. We don't know why, and we won't pretend to. But the incident raises a question every communications director should be asking before their next flagship event: why does a business-critical broadcast still depend on a single consumer platform as its only point of failure?
Christophe Lenaerts
Sep 287 min read


Livestream carbon emissions: measuring real impact
Livestreaming and hybrid events can lower an event's carbon footprint mainly by avoiding participant and speaker travel, not by making the event's own emissions disappear. The size of that reduction depends entirely on who would have travelled, how far, and by what mode.
Christophe Lenaerts
Sep 217 min read


Hire freelance AV technicians for video & events
Looking for freelance AV work? 2 Stream, a Belgian broadcast and streaming company, is actively hiring camera operators, vMix technicians, and audio engineers for corporate productions.
Christophe Lenaerts
Sep 147 min read


Behind the scenes at 2 Stream: live TV and AI in action
On Sunday, October 4, 2026, 2 Stream opens its studio doors during Voka Open Bedrijvendag, and this time the cameras stay rolling all day.
Christophe Lenaerts
Sep 27 min read


Secure video streaming for defence and security
Defence and security organisations need livestreaming and on-demand video that combine broadcast-grade production with controlled access, European hosting, and GDPR compliance, not just a meeting link.
Christophe Lenaerts
Aug 316 min read


Turn event livestreams into on-demand video platforms
A livestream doesn't have to end when the event does. With the right platform, it becomes a searchable, branded video library that keeps working for months.
Christophe Lenaerts
Aug 287 min read


Choosing a corporate video production company: what to compare
Compare portfolio fit, crew model, technical capacity, contract terms and live-event capability, not just the final cut. That's what actually predicts whether the project holds up under pressure.
Christophe Lenaerts
Aug 286 min read


What event production companies actually do
An event production company builds and runs the technical infrastructure that makes an event actually work: sound, video, lighting, staging, streaming, and the live operation of all of it. An event planner organizes the event. A production company makes sure it doesn't fail.
Christophe Lenaerts
Aug 287 min read


AV production for government and EU institutions in Brussels
If your event involves EU institutions, embassies, or government stakeholders, you don't need an event agency with an AV add-on. You need a specialist who treats protocol, security and failover as the job, not an afterthought.
Christophe Lenaerts
Aug 286 min read


Livestream crisis management for high-stakes events
Yes, an experienced AV partner can keep your livestream running through a disruption, but only if the fallback plan was built before the cameras went live.
Christophe Lenaerts
Aug 287 min read


US Ambassador Bill White honors Christophe Lenaerts after USA250 Freedom Celebration
Christophe Lenaerts of 2 Stream was personally received by US Ambassador Bill White at the American embassy's official residence in Brussels, following the USA250 Freedom Celebration.
Christophe Lenaerts
Jul 283 min read


How 2 Stream Delivered the USA250 Celebration in Brussels to a Global Audience
2 Stream delivered the broadcast infrastructure and international distribution for the USA250 Freedom Celebration in Brussels on 28 June 2026.
Christophe Lenaerts
Jun 3013 min read


Renting a webinar studio in Brussels: what professional organisations need to know
For communications directors and event managers at EU institutions, multinationals, and NGOs, renting a webinar studio in Brussels is a production decision, not just a room booking.
Christophe Lenaerts
Jun 146 min read


Hybrid event production for international organizations
International organizations don't get a second chance at a failed summit. Here's how professional hybrid event production eliminates the technical and operational risks that matter most when the stakes are diplomatic, strategic, or reputational.
Christophe Lenaerts
Jun 148 min read


Hybrid event trends: keeping association members engaged
For associations running annual congresses, hybrid is no longer a backup plan. It's the format your members now expect, and the gap between a good hybrid event and a forgettable one comes down to a handful of decisions you make before the cameras go live.
Christophe Lenaerts
May 247 min read


How webinars and streaming cut travel costs
Replacing in-person attendance with professional streaming directly reduces the three biggest event cost drivers: transport, accommodation, and lost working hours.
Christophe Lenaerts
May 196 min read


Hybrid events in Bruges: formats that work online
Running your annual congress in Bruges gives you a strong physical event. Adding a proper digital layer turns that event into something your entire membership can attend, regardless of where they are.
Christophe Lenaerts
May 197 min read


Hybrid events in Bruges: a guide for event managers
Bruges is one of Belgium's strongest congress cities, and hybrid formats let you use that venue quality while reaching stakeholders who cannot or should not travel.
Christophe Lenaerts
May 187 min read


Hybrid events vs livestreaming: which format should you choose?
Choosing between a hybrid event and a livestream isn't about which sounds more impressive. It's about matching the format to what your audience actually needs.
Christophe Lenaerts
May 187 min read
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