Building the Ultimate Blackmagic F1 Live Stream Studio | Full ATEM Setup Explained

Learn how to build a professional live stream studio! I'm taking you behind the scenes of @TheLastLapShow and showing the full Blackmagic ATEM live setup I design and built for their Formula One live shows and F1 podcasts.

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[AlexPettitt]

Really hope you like this new style of video. If you want to see more like this, please let me know :)

[KevinChaires]

Wow! I'm really impressed at the high production value! It's amazing how coordinated it is! It genuinely rivals (and even surpasses in some cases) established TV productions
I was wondering if you could make an in-depth video on the data gathering for the live graphics?

[morrisonben]

This is amazing! Such a high production value for the show, and it really pays off. Great setup, and well thought out!

[PowerGrindBoxing]

Overall this is a magnificent set up and how you explain your logic behind selecting different pieces of equipment is just great. Black Magic should pay you to be a spokesman bc you do a phenomenal job !

[darongreen]

Alex - this is sooo good. Thanks for capturing this and explaining your decision making. Love how you have developed your channel.

[carpetbomberz]

3:39 Kudos Alex on running the cables up into the ceiling scaffold 👍. I'm becoming more aware of advantages of moving cable off the floor as much as possible. Very clean.

[JATVLive]

You have always been so clear at explaining how everything works. I literally built my channel off your videos and have a list of upgrades ready for when I have cash to spend. This video and set up is amazing.

[dag]

Amazing video showing the behind the scenes of an actual show. I was so wrapped up in this as I watched it. The only thing missing was even a little bit of a breakdown of the audio chain being used...mics, interfaces, recording etc. Definitely looking forward to more videos like this.

[dist-dev]

As a Companion dev I always love to see its use out in the wild, that's a really cool studio setup you've got!

[flaviopresutti]

wow people!
Amazing work behind the scenes!
I work for 3 tv programs, but it's always pre-recorded, even with months... this is another world!

[donutducklord]

Amazing how much goes into YouTube for top tier content, really goes under the radar

[reel.creative]

This is awesome, how are you sourcing the live data for the positions/data etc, and how do you create all the interactive graphics?

[ClarkRamsey]

Just when I didn't think this account couldn't get any better, you roll out a whole F1 broadcast setup! Thank you for all of your insight over the years, I broadcast a radio show that is streamed to Fb/YouTube at the same time -- your YouTube videos made it all possible!

[ChiefNonsense]

Great build, man. LOVE your choices. My instinct would have been for a bigger switcher but I fell in love with your two tiered approach as I imagined running it myself and you really sold me. Phenomenal execution.

[BKWill]

Outstanding, this is a killer solution! My first rack build had similar components, but wasn't nearly as well thought out for ease of use and flexibility, while keeping all of the professional features and connections accessible. The other biggest feature in the overall size, with such a small footprint this solution could fit in wider range of venues. The overall mobility for both road and air travel make this system very ideal for remote production. If only there was a wireless version of this build that would still allow camera control, then the possibilities would be endless.

[kentmccracken]

Again, great work Alex. This helps so much. Been a subscriber for a while now. Will definitely be scheduling a consult with you in near future. Thanks.

[hansganthier]

Thank you for showing us the behind the scene. What kind of lenses do you use in those black magic cameras?

[bouvtothemax]

Bitfocus Companion is a god sent!! The ability to automate tasks just makes it so much more conducive for a small production team!

[BillAshtonNelo]

Outstanding!!! More if this studio set up. I could have watched 5 hours and gone more granular. Fantastic teaching.

[AroundUs]

Nice setup, thank you! How do you pull data from formula1? You said you used Singular, but how did you get data there?
What do you think about using Elgato arm lp instead of that mic stand?
What lenses did you use? 12-35? Is it better for BM cameras to use Olympus 12-40, it does not have stabilisation, but it's 40 instead of 35 and you don't need stabilisation anyway.