Event production, conference AV, and livestreams across Palm Beach County, from the team based in Lake Worth.
Conferences, galas, city meetings, parades, and celebrations. We produce events from the coast to the Glades with our own equipment, our own broadcast trucks, and a crew that lives here.
Primestar Digital Network is based in Lake Worth. Most of our events are within a short drive of the office.
Being local means we know the venues, the cities, and the people who run them. It also means a shorter trip for the crew and equipment, more flexibility on load-in, and a team that can come back for a site visit before the day.
Businesses, nonprofits, and about a dozen cities, towns, and villages across the county work with us for event sound, screens, multi-camera video, and livestreams.
The City of Lake Worth Beach has trusted us with its Holiday Parade, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Celebration, State of the City, Veterans Day program, holiday tree lighting, and town halls, and neighboring cities have followed. Here are a few highlights, with more below.
Our newest outside broadcast truck’s first job, in our hometown. An 8-person in-house crew broadcast the parade live to YouTube and Facebook for roughly 7,000 spectators.
The Village’s celebration of America’s 250th anniversary drew about 4,000 people. We ran a distributed sound system across the whole complex and coordinated the hand-off between the DJ and the band before the fireworks.
We produced the celebration live on location from the Cultural Plaza in downtown Lake Worth Beach. A remote crew at City Hall, about a mile away, captured the opening ceremonies, and our cameras followed the attendees as they marched down Lake Avenue in the parade.
Four cameras told the story of the day for the 250 people there and everyone watching the livestream, with professional sound so every speaker and dignitary was heard clearly.
The City of Boynton Beach’s 2026 State of the City Address, produced as a polished stage broadcast with branded on-screen graphics introducing each segment, from city highlights to public safety recognitions.
Conferences, galas, charity broadcasts, and memorials around the county.
The Grow Lit Project Gala at the Lake Pavilion and a two-day conference at the Palm Beach County Convention Center.
West Palm Beach eventsAn all-day City of Delray Beach workshop, the FAU lecture series at Old School Square, and a Boynton Beach town hall.
Delray, Boynton & Boca eventsFour 4K cameras, conference audio, and LiveU transmission for Modern Sex Therapy Institutes.
Read the case studyThe 17th Annual Kids Lip Sync at Deeridge Farm in Wellington: a GRAMMYs-style gala broadcast live worldwide for Danny & Ron’s Rescue, with zero downtime.
Read the case studyA four-camera memorial livestream for 800+ people in the room and thousands online.
Read the case studyCouncil meetings, workshops, and town halls for cities, towns, and villages around the county.
Municipal solutionsMunicipal clients across Palm Beach County, from the coast to Lake Okeechobee.
Indoor or outdoor, large or small, the plan starts with the same questions.
Ballrooms and convention halls need different gear than a parade route or a village green. Outdoors, we can bring a broadcast truck and our own internet.
From 80 guests to 7,000 spectators, we size the sound, screens, and cameras to the audience.
South Florida weather changes fast. We plan rain backups, shade for equipment, and generator power for outdoor sites.
If people are watching online, we plan the stream, the captions, and the replay along with the in-person setup.
Our office is in Lake Worth, in central Palm Beach County. We work on-site throughout the county and across South Florida.
All of it, from Jupiter and Palm Beach Gardens to West Palm Beach, Wellington, Boynton Beach, Delray Beach, Boca Raton, and the Glades communities like Belle Glade, Pahokee, and South Bay.
Yes. We produce conferences, galas, and corporate events for businesses and nonprofits, as well as meetings and events for local governments.
Yes. We have broadcast the Lake Worth Beach Holiday Parade for roughly 7,000 spectators, run sound for about 4,000 people at the Village of Palm Springs Fourth of July, and covered the Lake Worth Beach Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Celebration from City Hall to the Cultural Plaza.
Share the venue, date, audience size, and whether it streams. Our local team will put the plan together.
