Colorado live broadcast production for real-world events
From camera to finish line. We deliver live.
Down The Wire Productions is a Colorado-based live broadcast and event production company serving Denver, the Front Range, mountain communities, and events nationwide. We build scalable productions for mountain sports, motorsports, outdoor events, festivals, and brand activations—from field infrastructure and camera crews to replay, graphics, commentary, streaming, and venue screens.
Featured ProductionMountain States Cup
Course-wide coverage built for the mountain.
Multi-camera live production, commentary, graphics, sponsor visibility, venue screens, and field infrastructure.
Live BroadcastField InfrastructureReplay & GraphicsAudio & CommsVenue ScreensShow Builds
Network experience. Independent execution.
Down The Wire combines the standards of professional television with a flexible production model built for events that do not fit neatly inside a traditional venue.
Production experience supporting ESPN · ABC · CBS · FOX · NBC · Altitude · PAC-12 · Big 12
Colorado broadcast production services
One production partner from planning through final delivery.
Bring us in for the complete show or use Down The Wire to solve the technical and operational gaps inside an existing production. We support events across Colorado and travel nationally for productions that need experienced field crews and broadcast systems.
Live Broadcast Production
Polished multi-camera sports and event coverage for digital audiences, venue screens, partners, and post-event content.
- Live switching and streaming
- Replay and highlight workflows
- Graphics and sponsor inventory
- Commentary and host integration
Event Production & Crew
Experienced people and practical on-site leadership where timing, communication, and reliability matter.
- Technical direction and producing
- Camera operators and utilities
- Audio, comms, and EIC support
- Setup, show operation, and strike
Systems, Gear & Consulting
Production design for events that need the correct signal flow, equipment, and deployment plan before show day.
- Camera and switcher systems
- Fiber and network planning
- Audio, comms, and monitoring
- Prebuilt rental show packages
Featured case study
A complete downhill mountain bike broadcast in a demanding environment.
The Mountain States Cup production connected the start gate, the course, commentary, timing, graphics, venue screens, sponsors, and the online audience through one coordinated workflow.
23Camera sources supported in the live workflow
3,300 FTVertical mountain course environment
LIVE + VENUEStreaming and on-site audience delivery
END TO ENDPlanning, deployment, show, and strike
Free planning resource
Planning a live event? Start with the checklist.
The DTW Broadcast Planning Checklist covers cameras, audio, replay, graphics, streaming, connectivity, power, redundancy, crew, recording, and final show readiness before expensive decisions get locked in.
Identify venue and technical unknowns before requesting quotes.
Build a camera and crew plan around actual audience needs.
Catch connectivity, power, replay, graphics, and delivery dependencies early.
Free PDF. Checklist delivery is immediate, and marketing updates are optional.
Inside the production
Coverage designed around the event—not a studio.
Every camera position, signal path, crew assignment, and audience touchpoint is planned around what actually happens on site.
How we work
A practical process for complicated live events.
Every plan is built around the venue, audience, production goals, sponsor needs, and resources already available.
Scope
Define the event, platforms, site limitations, audience, partners, and desired production level.
Design
Build the camera plan, signal flow, crew structure, graphics, audio, comms, and infrastructure.
Deploy
Install, test, rehearse, and prepare the system so the production is ready before the action begins.
Deliver
Run the live show, support the venue experience, strike efficiently, and create post-event assets.
Start a project
Tell us what the event needs to become.
Share the basics and we will begin shaping the right production plan—whether that means a full turnkey broadcast or targeted support inside your existing workflow.
Prefer to talk through your production first? Book a 15-minute broadcast consultation. Meetings are by appointment and based on live availability.
We review the event, location, audience, and production goals.
We identify the camera, crew, graphics, audio, comms, and infrastructure needs.
We follow up with questions and a project-specific starting point.