On the other side of the spectrum from the consumer approach is the broadcast quality, enterprise level show. These types of live-streams resemble programming like the Academy Awards. In this video, John Dudley discusses what is needed to pull off an enterprise-level, broadcast quality live-stream.
- Moving entirely to the other side of the spectrum…from a DIY webcast…is the fully produced enterprise program.…Even though you're delivering via the web,…this type of scenario bears more of a resemblance…to a live network television production…like the Academy Awards or Grammys.…The staging, the lights,…headsets, floor directors,…multiple professional cameras,…and what's essentially a portable TV control room…with dedicated house sound…and a dedicated broadcast audio engineer.…
It's all in the mix.…And I'm only just scratching the surface…of what an enterprise show entails.…Programs like these have multiple event planners,…producers, stage managers,…technical directors, lighting directors, you name it.…The roles and responsibilities seem as if they're endless.…But one thing is for certain,…there's no chance you would try to pull this off on your own…with internal resources…or even one single trusted vendor.…The mindset you need to have in a situation like this…is to partner with an event planner…with enterprise experience…
Author
John Dudley
Released
11/27/2017- What webcasting is and what it's not
- Determining if live streaming is a good investment of time and resources
- Defining consumer, prosumer, and enterprise webcasting
- What's a CDN? The basics of content delivery networks
- Production equipment, hardware, and software
- Front- and back-end roles and responsibilities
- Integrating an on-demand content strategy
- Measuring impact: Using analytics to develop actionable insights for the future
Skill Level Beginner
Duration
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Welcome
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1. What Is Webcasting and How Does it Work?
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2. Determining if Live Webcasting Is a Smart Investment
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Why should I go live?1m 47s
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3. From Consumer to Enterprise and Everything in Between
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4. Lights! Camera! Connectivity!
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5. Production Equipment, Hardware, and Software Requirements
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6. The Webcasting Team
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7. After the Show: Integrating On-Demand Content Delivery
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8. Measuring Impact and Determining ROI
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Conclusion
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