05 · from £18k

Hybrid and virtual events

A camera at the back of the room is not hybrid. Remote people need a way into the conversation, a host, and a reason to stay past the first half hour.

A television camera on a tripod at an outdoor event, with its operator seated beside it
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Indicative band
from £18k
Timeline
8–16 weeks
Format
Hybrid or fully virtual
Best for
Town halls, summits with a travel limit, multi-site briefings

What you should get

  1. 01

    Remote guests in discussion rooms, not only on a stream

  2. 02

    A runtime short enough to respect the mute button

  3. 03

    Questions answered in the session by the people who were asked

What’s included

  • Format choice: what truly needs a room
  • Run of show for both audiences
  • Platform recommendation and a rehearsal
  • Moderators for remote rooms
  • Broadcast or platform operator
  • Attendance and question notes afterwards

Usually scoped separately

  • Platform licences if you already own a tool we should use
  • Translation and caption vendors beyond a standard pass
  • Set build
  • Recording edits for later publish

How a job tends to run

  1. 01

    Format.

    Who loses if this is only a stream, and who loses if we insist on travel.

  2. 02

    Roles.

    A host for the room, a host for remote, and someone who can stop the agenda.

  3. 03

    Rehearse.

    A full technical rehearsal with the actual speakers, on the actual link.

  4. 04

    Hold.

    Start on time, end on time, and do not save the hard questions for a PDF.

Sample work in this line

Conferences