Eyeshot
Audiovisual production and equipment rental for corporate events, concerts and other productions in France and Europe
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-07
About Eyeshot
Eyeshot provides audiovisual production and equipment rental, including sound, video, lighting, live streaming, webcast and videoconferencing services. It supports events from technical planning through on-site production and broadcast.
Its customers include corporate event organizers, hotels, conference venues, concert and festival producers, and clients in fashion, sports and media. Services are provided across France and Europe, with technical deployments worldwide through partners.
Founded in 2007, Eyeshot is headquartered in Bagneux, France, and has a secondary office and stock in Paris.
Product: Audiovisual production, event technical services, live streaming, and rental of sound, video and lighting equipment.
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