High-quality virtual event experiences

A live stream is a live video broadcast on the internet. It’s actually very similar to a live broadcast of a TV show: In a studio, at a venue or in a meeting room, you record something with cameras and broadcast it on the internet. There are many platforms on which live streams can be shown and your viewers can ‘tune in’.

Webinars and live streams are very similar. In fact, a webinar is a special form of live streaming. A live stream can be produced very cheaply or expensively, whereas a webinar is often recorded on a small scale and is produced cheaply. There are many types of content that can be live streamed, e.g., lectures, panels or gaming. A webinar is usually a lecture or a short training session.

There are countless platforms to which streaming is possible. Popular places are YouTube and Vimeo, but also Zoom, Teams or similar. And specialised event platforms, like Airmeet.

The best platform depends more on your requirements and the degree of audience interaction.

We have the latest technology that allows us to stream to any platform – so we can stream your live event exactly where you want it. We will be happy to advise you on the choice of platform.

EVERYWOW produces livestreams all over Switzerland, as well as internationally. We have done several projects that included locations in multiple countries on different continents. You can find more details on global productions here on our website.

There are numerous ways to make your virtual event unique and the choice very much depends on what kind of audience you are trying to impress. From visual content, such as animations and branded backgrounds, to interactive features, such as breakout rooms and live polls, we offer a broad range of options to create an unforgettable experience for your target audience.

There are many ways to make your event more accessible and at EVERYWOW we specialize in designing the adequate concept for your needs. Solutions include transcriptions, sign language, captions, simultaneous interpretation, multi-language events, and many more.

There are many factors to consider, and some might be very individual, however, main questions that should be addressing are how much experience the team has in organizing virtual events, how the price structure is defined, and most importantly how involved the agency is, meaning that they will either become your sparring-partner and anticipate problems before you are bothered by them or they will just passively execute what was priorly dictated.