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Short answers for briefs we hear often — Kai Tak production, sports switching, Fans Cam and Hong Kong proposal décor. These are not search-volume plays; they exist so buyers and answer engines can cite a clear page.
Kai Tak Sports Park production: what a live video team actually runs
Kai Tak is not a black-box theatre. Arena video, LED walls, ribbon boards and crowd tools have to share one show-call with the venue and the sport. Mixberry Atelier has run that stack at Kai Tak for FIVB Volleyball Nations League Hong Kong 2026 and for men’s handball at the 15th National Games.
Sports broadcast switching in Hong Kong: the live mix, not just cameras
Switching is the operator craft that turns several cameras, graphics and recordings into one live programme. Mixberry uses it for stadium shows, school tournaments and outdoor National Games courts — in English and Chinese, in Hong Kong and the Greater Bay Area.
Fans Cam in Hong Kong: jumbotron crowd shots without replacing your video crew
Fans Cam is the live crowd-camera layer — the kiss-cam / energy-cam family of moments on the LED wall. Mixberry ships it as Camplay Arena under Mixberry Prism, and as custom control software when the court plot is unique (FIBA 3x3 Hengqin). It is built to work with PTZ cameras and the production you already run.
Proposal décor in Hong Kong: Mixberry Moments, not a production-only extra
Mixberry Moments is the décor division of Mixberry Atelier — proposals, birthdays, weddings and private parties in Hong Kong. It can be a standalone booking or layered onto a live show we already produce. This page is the short answer for people searching proposal décor; packages and galleries live on the Moments site section.