Video Rentals

Valley Tech’s video rentals span the full chain — multi-camera and NDI camera systems, Blackmagic broadcast switchers and instant-replay rigs, LED video walls, projectors and screens, video distribution and signal converters, and wireless video links. Because it’s one inventory serving many corporate conferences, concerts, and broadcast productions across the Lower Mainland every year, our crew specs the same professional-grade gear for a boardroom presentation and a multi-camera festival broadcast alike.

Yes — our LED video wall panels run at a fine pixel pitch with brightness rated for both indoor rooms and direct sunlight, driven by a dedicated video wall processor for clean, seamless images edge to edge. Our crew specs panel count, processing, and rigging around the stage and content rather than renting panels alone — the same way we build LED wall installs for many corporate galas and festival mainstages across the Lower Mainland.

Yes — our camera and encoder/decoder rentals are built around NDI, letting multiple PTZ and fixed cameras feed one switching system over standard network cabling instead of a dedicated cable run for every position. Paired with our Blackmagic switchers and instant-replay systems, that’s the same multi-camera workflow our crew runs across the many conferences, hybrid events, and broadcasts we produce in the Lower Mainland.

Yes — our mobile broadcast trailer is a self-contained production unit with multi-camera switching, instant replay, audio mixing, and intercom built in, able to run on a generator with satellite internet when there’s no building to plug into. It’s purpose-built for outdoor and off-grid productions, and it’s the same rig our crew brings to the many motorsport, concert, and festival broadcasts we run across the Lower Mainland each season.

Yes — our wireless video transmission systems send a camera’s feed to a switcher, monitor, or IMAG screen without running cable across a stage or venue floor, useful for a roaming camera, a jib, or a position cable can’t reach. These pair directly with our camera and switching inventory, so a wireless shot slots into the same production as every wired camera on-site.

Yes — most of our video gear can be rented on its own. That said, we strongly recommend letting our crew handle setup and takedown: it protects the gear, keeps your schedule on track, and means the system is set up by technicians who know it. Tell us about your event and we’ll suggest the right mix of gear and crew.