Why do many webcasts go wrong?
Certainly, we’ve all used a webcast app for one on one conversations with friends and family.. Sometimes, there are problems, and sometimes it’s flawless. Webcasts are used to stream live and on-demand concerts, professional sports and even Occupy Wall Street.
For a professionally produced webcast you will expect it to work flawlessly. Your audience should log in without issues, without interruptions, sound quality should be good, and synchronized with the video.
What is needed, then, tin order to have a seamless experience? Of course the right webcasting production company is a must, but what are some of the elements?
- Pre-production planning & support
- Logistics coordination
- Day of event project management
- 24 hour support
- Browser bases
- Branded pages
- Interactivity via texting, Twitter, FaceBook
- Single or multi-camera shoot
- Multi location support
- Real time integration of PowerPoint and video
- A webcasting production company that talks “techie”, “planner” or “layman”
Pat Ahaesy, CMP. CSEP, helps companies have seamless and stress free events. She
has over 25 years of experience planning and implementing corporate and non-profit
conferences and special events, as well as incentive programs. The background that led
to her collaboration in P&V began first as an educator, then in the world of corporate and
incentive travel. Pat has planned CME meetings, conferences, trade shows, special events
as well as tours for art and incentive groups.
She has been a Certified Meeting Professional from the Convention Industry Council for
more than 10 years, and has held the Certified Special Event Professional designation
from the International Special Events Society for 10 years.
Pat holds a BS in Education from Temple University and previously taught elementary
school, has tutored students with dyslexia and has taught ESL for the US Air Force.
Often quoted in industry professional publication, she is a co-moderator of the leading
online community, MECO, for meeting professionals. She was also President of the
National Association of Business Owners-NYC from 2009-2011. Pat has chaired
MPIGNY committees and .has been on the Board of Directors of ISES-NYC
Pat’s company, P&V Enterprises is headquartered in New York City.
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