Hi as a kind of 'homage' to m verdi we did a 25 hours session to celebrate our 25th event live on livestream : http://www.livestream.com/2525 quite easy, we worked this out with a bunch of students and we had great fun. Gabriel Le 23 avr. 2010 à 17:42, Rupert Howe a écrit :
> For advice from people on this list: > Verdi ran 24 hours 24 artists last year, getting 24 people to VJ their > own session, hosting live and mixing in pre-recorded video, using > Mogulus (now Livestream.com) - would be worth asking him for his > experience & advice. And John Leeke's been doing live video > conferences from http://www.historichomeworks.com for years. > Phil Campbell in the UK has an "Ammobox" which he puts together for > people to do easy live streaming of conferences. Worth checking it > out - http://ammoboxproject.com - and talking to him - > http://twitter.com/philcampbell > > Rupert > http://twittervlog.tv > > On 23 Apr 2010, at 08:18, David Jones wrote: > >> Hi >> I've been offered a gig to do a live streaming blog from an event for >> 3 days in the US, payed for by the (big) company running the event. >> Never done anything like this before, I usually just run my talking >> head YouTube blog from my lab at home. Never live streamed before, and >> never had a paid video blogging gig like this before. They would even >> widely market me leading up to the event as being there live blogging. >> >> It would involve the usual stuff for a live event blog, walking around >> booths, interviews with key people and random visitors, and a wrap-up >> at the end of the day. >> >> No idea of the full details yet, but I thought I'd ask any general >> advice from those who have done full day/multiday live blogs. >> I don't know as yet if I'd just be the on-screen talent or they would >> expect me to do everything and provide all the gear and streaming >> infrastructure etc, I'm assuming the former, and that I'd get plenty >> of technical help. That wouldn't stop me bringing my own kit "just in >> case" though. >> >> What about stuff like recording live streams for edit/playback later?, >> what type of gear is needed, typical streaming software etc. >> How much actual "live" work would be typical for a full day event? etc >> I'm assuming that live streams would go "live" of course, and >> in-between they would show previously recorded segments? >> >> I've got plenty of ideas of course, but it would be good to hear from >> anyone who's been there and done that. >> So any and all tips appreciated. >> >> Thanks >> Dave. >> >> > > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] > > > > ------------------------------------ > > Yahoo! Groups Links > > > Gabriel Soucheyre [email protected] T + 33 (0) 612 59 27 53 Skype : callto:gabrielsoucheyre click & call for free : http://call.mylivio.com/gabriel_soucheyre my vlogs : http://artists.jimdo.com/ http://gabriel-soucheyre.jimdo.com/ Contribuez à la protection de l'environnement, n'imprimez ce mail qu'en cas de nécessité Help the environment, print out this e-mail only if you need to. [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
