Creating Content For Events — Face To Face Events

While the way we think about events has shifted dramatically to include virtual events, there is still tremendous opportunity to create content around face-to-face events.

Leading up to a face-to-face event, content creation can be used to create buzz and excitement about the upcoming event by showcasing primary players and ideas that will be featured at the event.  During a conference, shifting technologies have changed the landscape of live video production to allow content creation to happen live over the web right from the floor of an event.  Finally, once a face-to-face event wraps-up, you can make the great content from that event live on forever.

In this video, we provide specific examples of how The Pulse Network has approached the challenge of digital content creation before, during and after face-to-face events.

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Your Guide To Attending CES 2012, Part 2: Trends

Every year is different for a trade show, even for one that’s been around since 1967.

This year’s CES has a different feel than last year’s show, or even the past decade’s worth of shows.  It’s not necessarily just about new product launches and debuts, but it’s about getting deeper into existing technologies and applying them to your business.  In this video, we discuss what this change means, and how The Pulse plans to leverage this change to continue to stay at the forefront of streaming video production.

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Digital Video Production and Shifting Technologies: The NAB Show

Putting together a professional video production solution isn’t about one or two technologies.  It’s about a collection of products and technologies coming together to build a full-service operation.

The NAB Show is one of the only places where you can get all of your answers in one place.  From Sony, to Newtek, to Blackmagic Design and so many more, all of the major players in broadcasting and content creation are there, making the show a phenomonal resource to help you figure out which direction is right for your video production.

In this video, we talk about personal experiences at The NAB Show, and how they have shaped the way we approach content creation at The Pulse Network.

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For more on the discussion about Shifting Technologies, click here to watch the whole series.  You can find Tyler Pyburn and Nick Saber on Twitter.

Digital Video Production and Shifting Technologies: CDNs

Capturing and producing your content is just the beginning of a video production business.  Once you start the process of content creation, you need to close the loop by distributing your content.

Shifting technologies have allowed live video production and streaming video on-demand to come together like never before.  But not all content delivery networks are created equal.  Each company has unique needs, and finding the right CDN to meet those requirements is crucial to quality internet video production.

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For more on the discussion about Shifting Technologies, click here to watch the whole series.  You can find Tyler Pyburn and Nick Saber on Twitter.

Digital Video Production and Shifting Technologies: An Overview

Digital content creation has become a whole new ballgame thanks to changes in professional video production technology.

What once took weeks or months to execute now takes hours, and what once cost millions now costs thousands.  The entire scope of video production has shifted to allow greater flexibility at a much lower cost.  Products like the TriCaster from Newtek shrink a traditional TV studio into a box at a fraction of the cost.  In this video post, I explain how the shift in technology has truly changed the way we think about professional video production.

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For more on the discussion about Shifts in Technology, click here to watch the whole series.  You can find Tyler Pyburn and Nick Saber on Twitter.