For lottery companies
Draw and broadcast studios built for dependable live transmission.
Lottery broadcasts combine production quality, reliability and public trust. David has delivered a 15,000 sq ft studio for lottery and bingo broadcasts across Lithuania, Latvia and the CIS, and advises lottery companies on planning, building and running draw and game-show studios.
The decisions that shape a lottery studio
- Format and schedule: live draws, game shows and bingo, and how often you broadcast
- Studio and set design for frequent, repeatable broadcasts
- Broadcast systems, graphics and results workflows
- Redundancy and reliability for live transmission
- Distribution to television, web and mobile audiences
Relevant delivery experience
A studio for regional lottery broadcasts
Lottery and bingo studios · Lithuania, Latvia and the CIS
David delivered a 15,000 sq ft production studio for lottery and bingo broadcasts across Lithuania, Latvia and the CIS, reaching millions of viewers.
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Who is advising you
Founder background
David founded HollywoodTV and CasinoTV, which build and supply live studios and games.
Disclosed at the start
If a project could involve either company, he says so at the start.
Advice on merit
His advice on suppliers is given on merit.
Frequently asked questions
Questions buyers ask.
Have you built studios for lottery broadcasts?
Yes. David delivered a 15,000 sq ft studio for lottery and bingo broadcasts across Lithuania, Latvia and the CIS, and led delivery of Betfred’s Nifty 50, which runs five live lottery draws every day.
Do you only advise, or can you help deliver?
Both. An engagement can be a focused advisory exercise, a defined delivery workstream or ongoing support through launch. Scope, fees and timeline are agreed separately and in advance.
Do you have an interest in any studio or games supplier?
David founded HollywoodTV and CasinoTV, which build and supply live studios and games. Where a project could involve either company, he says so at the start, and his advice on suppliers is given on merit.
Which markets have you worked in?
David’s projects span Europe, Asia, Africa and Latin America. Examples include Malta, the Philippines, Spain, the UK, Italy, Ukraine, Lithuania, Latvia and Nigeria.
What should I bring to a first conversation?
A short description of what you want to create or improve, the audience or commercial objective, any timing, budget or operational constraints, and where David’s experience might help most. There is no need to prepare a full specification.
How an engagement starts
A clear first step, shaped around your decision.
Step 1
Share the brief
A short outline of your goal, market, current stage and constraints is enough to start.
Step 2
Find the key decisions
Together, identify what needs resolving first and which specialists need to be involved.
Step 3
Agree a useful scope
Set the right next step: a focused advisory exercise, a defined workstream or ongoing delivery support.
Start a conversation
Planning a lottery or draw studio?
Share the broadcast format, frequency and markets. David will help establish where to start.
- No full specification needed
- Scope and fees agreed in advance
- You deal with David directly