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Event Video: Top tips for the Event Manager Event Video filming is now standard for most conferences and clients commonly opt for a highlights film or a recording of the presentations for on-demand viewing. In this blog post you will learn some top tips for organising an event video and working with an event video production …

Using more than one camera to film your live event adds a lot to the final production, whether it is a live stream, virtual conference or an on-demand film uploaded to YouTube, Vimeo or our GloCast unbranded video player. Using multiple cameras makes your film look dynamic and interesting with higher quality production values. When an …

GloCast already streams and films in many leading venues through the end client or technical AV companies. We would now like to cement lasting partnerships directly with venues. When I worked for a leading technical event production company, we successfully nurtured long-term relationships with a number of leading conference venues, helping them and their clients …

People often think a webcast goes out from a conference to lots of individuals, each sitting by their computer in far away locations. Although this solitary activity is the norm, there is a growing trend of groups getting together to watch the live stream, discuss matters around the presentations, network and participate in the Q&A …

The main benefit of doing live webcasts or webinars is the ability to include an online audience in the interactive Question & Answer sessions. People watching the live webcast or webinar feel truly part of the event when they are able to ask a question and the aswer is relayed to them live, in real …

Today I completed two site visits; one at IET Teacher Building (@IETvenues) and another at the brand new Glasgow Sculpture Studios (@GSSGLASGOW). Both are fantastic meeting venues for live streaming events. They’re very different in many respects but have one vital thing in common: an excellent internet connection! I always recommend a site visit before a …

GloCast now offer Producers and engineers to support for WebEx online webinars throughout the UK. You can use WebEx to broadcast your conference to remote viewers in your organisation. The system is ideal for two (or more)-way interaction, allowing you to bring remote contributors into your conference either with audio through teleconference or as a video …

Insight into the pros and cons of free and premium video hosting.

You can greatly increase your event audience by broadcasting your conference, seminar or briefing on the internet. This can be done either live or on-demand and can be public or password-protected. Glocast can also provide you with detailed analysis that allow you to see exactly who has watched the presentation and when. All of our webcasts can …

Webcasts can be either live or on-demand. Both have their benefits and in this section you can read about how each can enhance your event or presentation. Live Web Streaming A live web stream allows your event or presentation to be broadcast on the internet as it happens. It is vision mixed live on site …