The prompter that turns with the camera.

Script always on the lens

Turns in sync with the PTZ camera through a 310° pan.

No motor noise

Runs almost silently, keeping motor noise off the recording.

Fits your cameras

Works with mainstream PTZ cameras, such as Sony and Panasonic.

Ready for the rundown

Plugs into networked, automated studios, from script delivery to rundown control.

The script follows the lens.

PROMPTERGO's PTZ prompter is built around a patented servo head that rotates in sync with the camera, in real time. Through large, fast pans of about 310°, the script stays centred on the lens — never sliding off as the camera moves.

Silent enough for recording rooms.

A precision-built ultra-quiet servo drive motor runs almost silently, and a carefully designed structure keeps mechanical noise off the recording. Even on a quiet set or during a live take, the prompter stays unheard.

Ready for mainstream PTZ camera systems.

Support for VISCA, NDI and more than 60 protocols lets the system work with mainstream film-and-television-quality PTZ cameras, including Sony and Panasonic models.

From script transfer to rundown control.

With the optional IP system, this prompter runs as its own networked host: scripts and control commands arrive over IP as data, not video, so the picture is drawn right at the prompter and there is no video stream to lose. MOS support keeps every position in sync with the newsroom rundown, and if the network drops, playback continues from the prompter itself.