Personal One-on-One Live Streaming Instruction

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Learn how you can produce professional videos and live streams on plaforms such as Facebook Live and YouTube Live!
This 2-hour session will cover the basics of live video streaming, from signing up for a streaming service to considering your encoding options, and finally, running test broadcasts. You'll also be given tips on what video and audio gear may be best suited for your purposes, or if your current equipment is powerful enough to broadcast. Whether it's a simple live stream or a more involved webinar, our instructors can help!
* If you'd like the session to take place at your home or an off-site studio location, please email us first to confirm. This service is an additional $150.
* If you need a longer session, the rate is an additional $75 per extra hour.
To request more information or to schedule your session, please send an email to [email protected] with the following information:
- Name:
- Email:
- Phone:
- Order/Doc # (if you've already paid):
- Gear/equipment you're using:
- Streaming platform(s) and software you're using:
- What you'd like to cover in the session:
- Availability for the next two weeks (or more):
- Additional notes (anything else you want the instructor to know):
We will do our best to get back to you within 1-2 business days!
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