Overview

LegalTechTalk (LTT) is one of the largest legal technology events in the UK, attracting over 4,000 professionals, including corporate leaders, startup founders, solution providers, investors, and government representatives.

The Challenge: Bringing Accessibility to a Large-Scale Event

The founding team behind LTT 2024 knew that their event would have a lot of loud background noise and music, so it would be hard to hear the speakers during main stage events. Their plan was to have Pytch, their AV team, set up screens around the space so that attendees could watch the livestreams instead. However, while Pytch did an excellent job providing the visuals and sound, they could not provide live captions to display alongside the livestreams.

With multiple main-stage presentations and hundreds of speakers, the LTT team faced a significant challenge: ensuring that all attendees could clearly follow the discussions, despite background noise and large venue acoustics.

Key Obstacles:

• The event featured loud background noise and music, making it difficult to hear speakers clearly.

• Live-stream screens were set up across the venue, but they lacked real-time captions.

• Post-event content needed to be repurposed for marketing and social media, requiring accurate, searchable transcripts.

The Solution: Loom Analytics Real-Time Captions & Post-Event Transcripts

The goal was to live-caption the main stage throughout the entire event and broadcast the video and captions to a screen in the reception area, that way attendees who couldn’t hear the speakers on stage could still follow along by reading the subtitles.

The deadlines were tight, so integrating our system into theirs was next to impossible. That’s when we worked with Pytch to develop a RealTime captioning stream with a green screen feed. We would generate a green screen video with the captions below, and they would overlay the actual live feed on top using their A/V hardware.

What LegalTechTalk Had to Say

Bradley Collins, CEO of LegalTechTalk

"LegalTechTalk 2024 was all about embracing the transformative power of technology in the legal industry. When Loom Analytics introduced us to their RealTime Captioning feed, I saw an opportunity to showcase AI-driven transcription in action.

Loom Analytics live-captioned all our main stage events with impressive accuracy, despite background noise, music, and diverse speaker accents. The real-time grammar correction made the captions easy to follow. We’re also using Loom Analytics transcripts to create our post-event report.

After reviewing the full transcripts, I can confidently say this is the most accurate automated transcription tool I’ve come across. AI like this is the future of legal tech—not just for live captioning, but for any organization that needs fast, accurate, and reliable transcripts.

We look forward to working with Loom Analytics again at LegalTechTalk 2025!

Joseph Hall, Senior Project Manager at PYTCH

"Working with Loom Analytics to integrate Claudio into a live event was seamless. The system worked flawlessly for two days, delivering accurate live captions with minimal delay. Claudio picked up pronunciation nuances and punctuation exceptionally well. I’d gladly use it for future captioning projects."

Behind the Scenes: A Collaborative Effort

• Innovative AV Solutions – Our team worked closely with PYTCH to develop a green screen captioning solution that overlaid live captions onto the video feed.

• Real-Time Caption Accuracy – Loom Analytics maintained over 95% accuracy while live-transcribing hundreds of speakers.

• End-to-End Support – Post-event, we processed all video and audio files, providing fully formatted transcripts for social media, marketing, and event reports.

Valentina Tovar, Chief of Staff at Loom Analytics

"The LTT team was amazing to work with. Their dedication to creating a seamless experience for attendees made our collaboration a success. PYTCH was instrumental in helping us integrate live captions, even joining meetings outside their scope to ensure everything went smoothly."