by Jeff Veley | Apr 19, 2021 | Blog, Event Management Tips, Live Event Planning Tips, Virtual Live Event Tips
How to Evaluate and Improve In-Person & Virtual Live Events The other day I was writing a down a website for someone as my friend, a web developer, looked over my shoulder. Trying to achieve peak penmanship, I carefully wrote…www. My friend stopped...
by Jeff Veley | Mar 23, 2021 | Blog, Live Event Planning Tips, Virtual Live Event Tips
Tips for Artists and Theaters Hosted by Julie Nemitz, with special guest Jeff Veley Julie Nemitz (of Creatives Going Digital, LLC) interviews Jeff Veley, Executive Producer of Veley Productions. Learn how Veley Productions weathered the pandemic and how he uses his...
by Jeff Veley | Feb 18, 2021 | Audio Visual Equipment Tips, Virtual Live Event Tips
New Video Switcher by Blackmagic Design The brand-new ATEM Mini Extreme and Extreme ISO, by Blackmagic Design have just been announced. It adds many features that are powerful for both live streaming in studio, and virtual live events. Watch the live stream (filmed...
by Jeff Veley | Jan 29, 2021 | Audio Visual Equipment Tips, Virtual Live Event Tips
How to Connect Multiple ZOOM Meetings Defining Multi-ZOOM Multi-ZOOM is a setup consisting of multiple ZOOM meetings, running simultaneously. Audio and video connections are made between the different meetings, which allow all attendees to see, hear, and interact...
by Jeff Veley | Dec 21, 2020 | Audio Visual Equipment Tips, Virtual Live Event Tips
Our Preferred Workflow for Solo Live Streaming The last two versions of our Virtual Command Center were built primarily for Multi-ZOOM events. While this has been a popular event type for our clients, we often need to go live for a basic live stream or virtual...
by Jeff Veley | Sep 7, 2020 | Event Management Tips, Virtual Live Event Tips
Livestreaming Secrets for Virtual Live Events Ever wonder how live-streamers and virtual events stay online with such a strong connection?You’ve likely already know that you need fast internet plugged into your computer via ethernet cable. Allow me to let you in...
