Three Angle Production live streams funerals, memorial services and celebrations of life across the Sacramento region from $850. The Memorial Stream includes one camera, up to two hours on site, a private watch page and a recording of the service, so relatives who can't travel can still be there.
We handle the camera, sound and internet from the side or back of the room. The family shares one link, and nobody at the service has to touch a phone.
| Package | What's included | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Memorial Stream | 1 camera, up to 2 hours on site, private watch page, recording | $850 |
| One Angle | 1 camera, up to 3 hours live, setup included, YouTube, Facebook or private link, recording | $1,000 |
| Two Angle | 2 cameras with live switching (for example, the speaker and a wide view of the room), name titles, 2–3 destinations | $1,750 |
Most services fit the Memorial Stream. Choose One Angle for a longer service or a stream to YouTube or Facebook, and Two Angle when several family members will speak or a musician performs.
Common add-ons, quoted with your service: a second location the same day, such as a chapel service followed by a graveside committal; bonded cellular internet where the venue has no reliable Wi-Fi; and a USB copy of the recording.
Families usually want the service seen by relatives and friends, not by the public. The Memorial Stream uses a private watch page: no ads, no suggested videos and no comments from strangers. People who have the link can watch.
If the family prefers YouTube, we use an unlisted link. It won't appear in search, and viewers don't need a Google account. Facebook works for families who already share news there, but Facebook removes live videos after 30 days, so we don't recommend it as the only copy.
Tell us which songs will play and when. On YouTube, recorded commercial music can cause the stream to be replaced with a placeholder image or interrupted. Live hymns and public-domain pieces are lower risk, and churches that stream worship music usually hold a streaming license. A private watch page isn't scanned by YouTube's system, though music rights still apply. On YouTube or Facebook, we may lower a recorded track or show a photo slide while it plays.
Funerals are often planned within a few days. Call as soon as the date is set.
We work with funeral homes that don't have chapel cameras, or that need a crew for off-site services, gravesides and large memorials.
We serve Sacramento, Roseville, Rocklin, Folsom, Elk Grove, Davis, West Sacramento, Citrus Heights, Rancho Cordova, El Dorado Hills, Lincoln, Auburn and Woodland, and travel across Northern California, including the Bay Area.
Our Memorial Stream is $850 and includes one camera, up to two hours on site, a private watch page and a recording. A one-camera stream with up to three hours live is $1,000, and a two-camera stream is $1,750.
Yes. We stream to a private watch page or an unlisted YouTube link that doesn't appear in search. The family decides who receives the link.
Yes. The service is recorded, and the family receives a copy. Relatives in other time zones can watch the replay.
We can stream over bonded cellular, which combines several mobile networks into one connection. We check the venue's internet before the day.
Yes, as part of the package or as a second location after a chapel service. At national cemeteries, committal services take place in a shelter and generally last about 20 minutes.
The camera usually sits at the side or back of the room. The family decides what is shown, including whether an open casket appears on camera.
Call as soon as the date is set. Funerals are often arranged within days, and we keep that in mind when scheduling.
Yes. Tell us the songs in advance. Recorded commercial music can trigger interruptions on YouTube and Facebook, so we plan around it or use the private watch page.
Tell us the date, venue and start time, and we'll confirm availability and send a quote.