
Understanding Tech Needs for Virtual and Hybrid Events
Hosting a virtual or hybrid event can be a lot like packing for a trip – you need to make sure you have everything in your suitcase before you get going.
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Hosting a virtual or hybrid event can be a lot like packing for a trip – you need to make sure you have everything in your suitcase before you get going.
As a virtual conference panelist, you play an important role in the technical execution of the virtual event. Follow these tech tips and you’ll be able to focus on your message when it’s time to go live.
Follow these best practices to make your personal videos look more professional for streaming.
Every safety precaution is taken for the health of our staff, clients, and partners in the studio and on location.
Capture your audience’s attention with a creative intro video. We spotlight three fun projects.
YWCA of Greater Portland brought together an in-person audience and an at-home audience for a successful hybrid fundraising event.
Whether small or large, a few pieces or a full display, virtual event props and set decor are a great addition to your livestream program
When selecting entertainment for media projects, remember a song download does not provide a music license for virtual events.
An interactive virtual press conference requires livestreaming pros, a remote camera operator, and 1500 journalists on a video call.
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