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Virtual Event Rehearsals: They Matter!

Endless Events

If you’re an avid reader of Endless, you might recall that one of those mistakes was foregoing rehearsals. Yes, today, we’ll be explaining exactly why virtual event rehearsals should be a non-negotiable. If there’s something 2020 has taught it’s that we can never be too prepared.

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45 Questions To Ask Before Meeting With A Virtual Event Production Company

Endless Events

If you’re planning a virtual event, you’ll want to have a meeting with a virtual event production company ASAP. But going into a meeting with a virtual event production company unprepared will only drag on the process. The best thing you can do to start this journey off with the right foot is to be prepared. Who is on the team?

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Production Schedule And Show Flow: What Is The Difference?

Endless Events

Time for another exciting episode of Whiteboard Wednesdays – and this time, we’re talking production schedule and show flow. Especially when the paperwork is similar, like a production schedule and show flow. Production Schedule And Show Flow: What Is The Difference? But it also has all of your production goings-on.

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Steer Clear of These 8 Pitfalls: A Guide to Excellent Corporate Event Outcomes

Smart Meetings

Over our 23 years in the professional event production industry, we’ve identified several key elements that often prevent our clients’ events from achieving outstanding success. This timeline ensures both the production team and speakers are adequately prepared, contributing to a smooth event flow. She is a 3x Inc.

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Virtual Event Speakers: The Ultimate Hacks For Success

Endless Events

So that means that both preparing your virtual event speakers and being the one who does the speaking entails quite a bit of preparation and a series of best practices that wouldn’t apply to in-person events. 2 Prepare Your Background. This means no pets, no people running around, no metal band rehearsing in your basement.

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4 Event AV Contracting Tips to Consider

Smart Meetings

With an event production career that spans over 26 years, Frankel was a perfect choice as speaker to educate our audience on the fine details of AV contracting. Details on set up, rehearsal, show and strike are crucial to top-tier execution by AV teams, and the sooner you can provide them with those details, the better.

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Contingency Plans Save the Day for Events, Again and Again

Smart Meetings

By being prepared for any last-minute disruptions, you can go into your event confident that you and your team will know how to handle anything thrown at you. Experience production company Hargrove faced this dread when the recent, narrowly avoided, government shutdown loomed. Hargrove, however, was prepared with a swift response.