Whether you want to capture your event for livestreaming to online audiences or to archive on an app or website for delegates to review later, it is key to capture good video. Modern audiences expect video to be carefully considered as part of an overall event’s plan, rather than an afterthought.

We have our favourite venues…and the others. Many venues are beautiful spaces with stunning views or tasteful décor, and they can come with all sorts of features for guests. But from an AV standpoint? Many are insufficient and poorly planned.

Hybrid isn’t about adding a stream. It’s about removing barriers to engagement.  Making sure your event doesn’t disappear the moment it ends. If we think beyond the room, engagement follows.

It’s an inescapable topic of conversation at every event; how can we use this tool to build business or streamline existing tasks? How can we use this to get ahead of our competitors? And, perhaps most importantly, where do we all go from here?

Accessibility is one of the most important considerations when planning an event, and it’s a concern being raised consistently by audiences. There are several ways you can make the event more accessible to everyone that would ease most of the audience’s concerns before the event even starts.