Punch Drunk is a live production company based in Seattle.
I can't express how grateful I am for the partnership that SAAS and Punch Drunk has developed over the years. You've helped us shine in front of our audiences more than we ever imagined possible. Your support has allowed me the luxury of simply doing the cue-to-cue and then rolling in about 20 minutes before showtime—a gift for which we are forever grateful.
Punch Drunk directs live events , creates video content, and designs everything in between.
Aegis Living 2018
VJ Scobot @ Opticlash 2 2007
Show Running
Directing cameras for broadcast or large events. Show calling the overall production including talent and technical cues. We take over on the day-of and run the show.
Multi-camera
Bringing live events to life with IMAG at concerts, festivals, galas, conferences, and fundraisers. Broadcasting eSports, corporate summits, tradeshows, and live music.
Audiovisual
Providing complete AV packages for all sizes of events. Audio, mics, PA systems, lighting, truss, video projection, LED walls, teleprompters, confidence monitors, and every cable to connect them.
Video Creation
Shooting on location to capture interviews, B-Roll, and unique footage for every project. Full post-production with motion graphics and coloring. Deliverables from tiny social bumpers to multi-day conferences.
MicroStudio
State-of-the art turnkey live streaming & recording studio perfect for broadcasts with 1-2 people on camera: fundraisers, news interviews, fireside chats, interviews, auctions, and virtual events.
Virtual & Remote
Bridging in-person events with fully interactive remote audiences through channels including Zoom, Teams, YouTube, and our custom white label solutions. Bringing remote participants into your live meeting or event.
Thanks so much for all your great work on our event. We had a terrific time, and your team did an amazing job.
We have been producing videos and directing live events
since 1998.
We work with a massive lineup of clients, non-profits, brands, and artists.
