−83 KG T. Maes 215 KG
Lower-third over program feed
MonkeyStreams
Belgium & Germany · Booking 2026
Federation-grade broadcasts. Run by one operator.
Livestream, on-venue displays, and broadcast graphics for powerlifting, Olympic weightlifting, and bodybuilding across Belgium and Germany. Operator on site. Trucks built and tested before the first athlete is up.
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Available · 2026
Past work
Federations the broadcast has run for, in alphabetical order. Specific meet details and footage available on request.
- 01 VPF Vlaamse Powerlifting Federatie Belgian Open · regional and championship meets
- 02 LFPH Ligue Francophone Powerlifting Haltérophilie Belgian championship coverage
- 03 GPU German Powerlifting Union German championships · European-level meets
- 04 VGF Vlaamse Gewichtheffersfederatie Belgian Olympic weightlifting championships
What I do
I run the broadcast for your meet or show: livestream, the displays your audience and warmup room watch, the graphics overlay, and the cueing into OBS, referee lights on the platform or judge callouts on the stage.
One operator, on site, trucks built and tested before the first athlete is up.
The federation or promoter focuses on the competition. The broadcast does not become your problem.
The broadcast itself
The broadcast objects that make a competition read on screen, on the barbell platform and the physique stage.
Athlete 1 2 3
1 T. Maes 200 210 215
2 R. Janssens 205 220
3 S. Aerts 202 210
4 L. Peeters 198
On-venue scoreboard
Streamdeck · scene control
Good lift · 2 white
Detected by camera, fired into OBS
Callout 2 Classic Physique
04 M. De Vos
09 L. Peeters Center
14 R. Janssens
Judge callout to broadcast
Why it reads clean
One stack, not cameras bolted on.
Most broadcasts point a camera at the scoring screen and hope the two stay in sync. Here the scoring system drives the overlay: same state, one source of truth, nothing to fall out of step mid-flight. It is also why one operator can run the whole thing cleanly.
On a barbell platform, the scoring engine runs the broadcast. On a physique stage there is no competition layer, so the broadcast is the whole job, graphics driven straight from the callout and placing sheets.
OpenLifter, custom adaptation
A custom build of OpenLifter we maintain for MonkeyStreams. Full state sync from the meet director out to every screen the audience, lifters, and jury see: venue scoreboards, jury table, warmup feeds, and the broadcast graphics overlay, driven from one source of truth.
owlcms, federation-grade setup
The federation-supported open-source competition management for Olympic weightlifting. Deployed on site with the displays, jury table, and warmup screens the meet needs.