As someone who came into the entertainment business late in the game, I appreciate the value of networking because the people you surround yourself with can make or break your career. I met this month’s speaker at San Jose State University, when I decided to go to film school in my late 30’s.
We’re often asked what goes into a great keynote. We’ve talked with customers, partners and presenters to gather their thoughts. We’ve taken time to dig deep into the surveys we’ve conducted on our top ranked keynotes.
In part one of The Four Winds Keys to Keynotes, we dug into the need to know your audience and what’s on their minds. We talked about budgeting for success in both time and money, and we touched on the need to “show” instead of “tell” your audience about the topics you’ll cover. Lastly, we … Four Winds Keys to Keynotes (Part 2)
Anytime your company attends or hosts a live event, you have a huge opportunity to leave a lasting impression. While conferences, trade shows, and company events have countless activities pulling at people’s attention, there are ways to rise above the noise and more importantly make sure your message sticks. One sure fire way we’ve helped … Live Event Coverage: How Quick Turn Video Can Amplify Your Message
How do you get your product noticed in a crowd of 1800 technology vendors? At a trade show as crowded as National Association of Broadcasters annual conference, it’s important to have content that literally stops people in their tracks. Matt Vaughan, Sr. Technical Marketing Manager at Intel’s Thunderbolt demo booth at NAB knows this well. … Booth Video to Stop People in Their Tracks
