May 14, 2026 - 22:19

LONDON -- Disguise has once again teamed up with Creative Technology to power the visual production of the Eurovision Song Contest, marking the eighth consecutive year the two companies have collaborated on the event. This year's show featured a leap forward in visual technology, with Disguise providing its latest real-time rendering and video processing systems to handle the complex, multi-layered stage design.
The partnership delivered a massive LED setup that included a curved main screen, floor panels, and additional displays integrated into the stage architecture. Creative Technology managed the on-site deployment, ensuring seamless synchronization between the broadcast feed and the live audience experience. The system allowed for dynamic camera tracking and real-time content mapping, which let the production team adjust visuals on the fly during performances.
Eurovision's creative team pushed the boundaries of what is possible with live broadcast technology, using Disguise's platform to blend pre-rendered content with live camera inputs. This created immersive backgrounds that shifted in response to each artist's movement and lighting cues. The result was a visually cohesive show that maintained high production value across all 26 finalist performances.
The collaboration also addressed the challenge of delivering consistent visuals across multiple viewing platforms, from the arena's LED walls to television broadcasts and online streams. Disguise's workflow allowed for a single content pipeline that adapted to different aspect ratios and resolutions without requiring separate versions for each output. This efficiency was critical given the tight rehearsal and live broadcast schedule.
Both companies have confirmed their continued commitment to advancing live event technology, with plans already underway for next year's contest.
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