About JEM Productions

I’m a broadcast specialist working with live production, networking, audio, video and XR workflows.

This site exists because when things break in the middle of a production, you don’t need marketing theory — you need quick, reliable answers. Everything here started out of real-world need: practical tools built to solve complex problems I actually faced in the field.

The Background

In reality, my job is a mix of consulting and hands-on firefighting. One day I’m designing network infrastructure for a studio, and the next I’m stepping into a live setup to fix a critical failure that just stopped working. I’m drawn to live environments where things need to actually function, not just look good on paper.

My journey started early, working as a DJ and building sound and lighting systems for clubs. That hands-on experience led me into media studies and eventually into broadcast as a sound engineer. Over time, I expanded into networking, video systems, and IP-based workflows, becoming an early adopter of NDI.

Today, my work combines audio, video, lighting, and networks. More recently, I've been deep into AR/XR real-time graphics using Unreal Engine, always looking for smarter ways to achieve complex results.

People usually come to me because I think a bit differently. When something is considered "not possible", I tend to ask why—and usually find a way to make it work. The industry moves fast, and the moment you think you know everything, you stop evolving.

What You’ll Find Here

Everything here is built around one rule: Make complex things easier.

In broadcast engineering, things are frequently made more complicated than they need to be. Whether you're checking an AV sync test under pressure or calculating audio latency for a setup, this site is my attempt to go in the opposite direction. These tools are built for the reality of the job.

Contribute & Feedback

If you find something useful here — great.
If something is broken, missing, or could be improved — even better.

I want to keep this space evolving. If you have an idea for a tool that would make your working day easier, let me know.