60 shows, 4 stages, 35 cameras, 50 channels of record, 46 microphones, 4 days and 1 USTV.

2023 Netflix stand-up comedy special featuring comedian Matt Rife, filmed at the DAR Constitution Hall in Washington, D.C., as part of his ProbleMATTic World Tour. The special is described as a "rollicking" set where Rife touches on topics ranging from social media trolls to personal anecdotes about crystals and his disdain for certain trends. Unlike his viral TikTok clips that heavily feature crowd work, Natural Selection focuses more on his prepared, observational stand-up material.

Translating to "boss girl" or "delinquent girl," refers to female gangs that emerged in Japan during the 1960s and peaked in the 1970s–80s. As a rebellion against strict societal norms and patriarchy, these groups engaged in violence, smoking, and theft, adopting a distinct fashion style of long skirts, rolled-up sleeves, and modified uniforms.

Celebrities playing in pairs to win up to $1 million for charity. The primetime show focuses on high-stakes trivia, humor, and, in recent seasons, features celebrity contestants and their partners, including a recurring "feud" with Matt Damon.

The debut HBO stand-up comedy special from the Emmy winning actor, writer, and comedian, best known for his roles in Ted Lasso and Shrinking. Goldstein shows an "irresistible charm and quick wit". The special features observational humor and stories covering love, sex, masculinity, and his experience appearing on Sesame Street. The material is described as personal yet conversational, covering the absurdity of modern life and self-deprecating, often foul-mouthed, reflections.

This once in a lifetime event for MasterCard clients featured Jennifer Hudson performing the songs from the bio picture “Respect” about the life and impact of the legendary Aretha Franklin.

High-energy, rapid-fire, and often flirtatious interactions with audience members, which became the cornerstone of his meteoric rise to fame via TikTok and Instagram. While Rife performs traditional scripted stand-up, he is best known for his ability to improvise, often turning short, 5-to-7-minute audience interactions into viral clips.

USTV has done many Netflix comedy specials; however, working with Michael Che was different because of the way the lighting and scenic designers created moments in time with subtle variations from the beginning through the end that followed the comedians story telling. Literally starting with a large, brightly lit open feeling, to an incredibly intimate almost soulful conclusion, so subtle, that even the audience members knew something was happening, but not exactly what. It translates to the screen as if you are in the audience.

Netflix stand-up comedy special where the comedian, actor, and writer delivers a raw, observational, and self-deprecating performance that explores his identity as a queer Asian American man. The special is structured into three acts, which Booster uses to dissect how he is perceived by audiences, shifting from identity-focused humor to broader, more explicit material.

USTV has more experience in multi-camera TV shows – in studios or on location – than anything else we do. We continue to update and improve workflows, from capture through post-production. The second season of this production allowed us to create a file workflow that made the path from lens to post the most efficient that has been achieved in the industry.

This is Sofía’s 3rd comedy special in NY in front of a crowd from all parts of Latin America. 11 years ago she saw Stand Up for the first time live in NY and today she becomes the first female Mexican comedian to record a comedy special in one of the most iconic cities in the world for this genre. The first time she got on stage was in a little bar in SoHo where she had to pay to go on stage and this is a special from 2 sold out shows at The Gramercy Theatre where she also produced and directed this show for Amazon Prime Video.

This show came to USTV as a multi-camera TV show that we shot in the studios of Manhattan Center. We elevated the look of the show in season 3, using our digital cinema cameras with Single Super 35mm MOS Sensor’s and 14 Stops of Dynamic Range, giving the show a cinematic look not seen before in late night.

USTV was instrumental in launching Crowd Goes Wild, a live sports talk show produced by Fox. From building their facility from scratch at Chelsea Piers just after the area had been devastated by Sandy, to designing their production workflow, we managed all areas of the show.

This was the beginning of multi-camera digital cinema style with unscripted shooting. We developed many workflows that have become standards in today’s digital cinema world. We pioneered the use of micro-HD and micro-4K cameras, designed portable gimbal mounts that could be used with rental cars and packed for flight travel and pushed the creative envelope for capturing live action, never stopping for technical issues, or breaking the fourth wall.  

Our groundbreaking phased technical design allowed the show to keep running during the pandemic and for crew to migrate seamlessly between remote and onsite duties as the work conditions allowed based on current Covid19 protocols.

This show allowed us to push our engineering design capabilities further than ever. This show is a competition for small businesses to design and sell live on television. USTV wrote bespoke code to capture live sales data from two completely different sales platforms, combine them, and allow them to be read by a graphics machine so we could reveal the live data results and see the growing sales figures.