Two camera crews for the European Parliament: Roberta Metsola in the Netherlands
On 2 October 2026 the President of the European Parliament spent a day in the Netherlands. CamJo24 covered it with two crews. One filmed her at ASML's headquarters in Veldhoven. The other streamed the opening of the Europa Experience in The Hague live to the Parliament's media department, then filmed her meeting with Prime Minister Rob Jetten.
One visit, two cities. Two crews.
On Friday 2 October 2026, European Parliament President Roberta Metsola visited the Netherlands. Her first stop was ASML in Veldhoven, the Dutch maker of the lithography machines used to produce computer chips. European competitiveness was on the agenda. In The Hague she opened the Europa Experience at 16:00, the new EU visitor centre on the Grote Marktstraat. At 17:00 she met Prime Minister Rob Jetten.
CamJo24 covered every stop, and the opening went out live. Veldhoven and The Hague are about 140 km apart by road, too far for one crew to cover it all. So CamJo24 sent two teams. A camera operator and a producer went to ASML. A camera operator and a sound engineer took The Hague, with a LiveU LU600 to stream the opening straight to the Parliament's media department.
Planning a visit with more than one stop? Our camera crews across the Netherlands can split over several locations on the same day, with an ENG crew at each one and a live feed where you need it.
Date
Friday 2 October 2026
Client
European Parliament
Team 1 · Veldhoven
ASML headquarters, near Eindhoven · camera operator and producer
Team 2 · The Hague
Europa Experience opening (live) and meeting with Prime Minister Rob Jetten · camera operator and sound engineer
Key figures
Roberta Metsola, President of the European Parliament · Rob Jetten, Prime Minister of the Netherlands
A fixed programme. Two places at once.
The visit of a parliament president runs to a schedule set by protocol and security. Camera positions are agreed in advance, and the programme does not wait for the press. With the two stops in different parts of the country, each team had to work on its own from start to finish.
In Veldhoven the producer ran the shoot on site, so the camera operator could stay with the president. In The Hague the job was tighter. The opening went out live, so there was one take and no edit to fix it later. The sound engineer ran a boom mic into a recorder, and the camera fed the LU600 over bonded mobile networks. An hour later the same team filmed the meeting with the prime minister.
Team 1 at ASML
Metsola's first stop of the day: ASML's headquarters, with European competitiveness on the agenda. Filmed by a camera operator, with a producer running the shoot on site.
Team 2 live at the Europa Experience
Metsola opened the Europa Experience with mayor Jan van Zanen. Team 2 streamed the opening live over a LiveU LU600 to the European Parliament's media department.
Team 2 with the prime minister
Metsola met Prime Minister Rob Jetten. The government agenda listed support for Ukraine, the EU's multiannual budget and competitiveness as topics. Filmed by a camera operator with a sound engineer on audio.
Crew and kit
Two self-contained teams, each briefed for its own location. Team 1 shot on a Sony FS5 MII. Team 2 had a second FS5 MII, a boom mic and recorder, and the LU600 for the live stream.
Every stop filmed. The opening live.
The European Parliament had the ASML visit, a live feed of the Europa Experience opening and the meeting with Prime Minister Rob Jetten, all on the same day and from one supplier.
Need two crews on the same day?
CamJo24 is based in The Hague and works same-day across the Netherlands, Belgium and West Germany. Send us the locations and the programme, and we quote the teams to match.