StreamGeeks is a podcast all about live streaming and video production We post every Monday at 2 pm ET with tips and tricks for streaming and audience growth. Let’s hang 🤓
The StreamGeeks have been through it all when it comes to live streaming. Here are some of the things we do to prevent live streaming issues and make our team feel more confident going live.Â
This week the StreamGeeks went live from their phone, throwing all the high-end video production equipment out the window! Why? The power of the selfie stream! Learn more about how you can leverage mobile phones for live streaming in a way that people respond too!
Here is the video version of the StreamGeeks weekly podcast. Learn how to live stream a music festival with all the latest in live streaming tech with these crazy StreamGeeks!
This we the StreamGeeks reflect on a recent live stream for a medium-sized music festival. The team talks about everything involved, all the upgrades for technology and what to watch out for. Enjoy this podcast all about the latest live streaming / mobile systems.Â
This week we review the lighting setup that has evolved over the years to incorporate 3-point lighting for each one of our guests plus we have added some very nice "atmospheric lighting". Our lighting system includes six cameras from DRACASTÂ that are all LED which keeps our studio cool and well lit. But what do not currently have is actual DMX control over our studio lights. Therefore each show we have to manually turn on each light and angle the lights for the set we in.
We are now adding Chauvet DJs lights to our system and felt it was time to start using DMX controls with our studio lights. So this week we reviewing our LED studio lighting before we jump into our new setup for Season 2. When it comes to lighting it's all about color temperature and setting up your lights to complement your cameras. Each camera angle will capture light in a different way so testing your camera angles with your lighting setup is always a good idea.
This week we review the lighting setup that has evolved over the years to incorporate 3-point lighting for each one of our guests plus we have added some very nice "atmospheric lighting". Our lighting system includes six cameras from DRACASTÂ that are all LED which keeps our studio cool and well lit. But what do not currently have is actual DMX control over our studio lights. Therefore each show we have to manually turn on each light and angle the lights for the set we in.
We are now adding Chauvet DJs lights to our system and felt it was time to start using DMX controls with our studio lights. So this week we reviewing our LED studio lighting before we jump into our new setup for Season 2. When it comes to lighting it's all about color temperature and setting up your lights to complement your cameras. Each camera angle will capture light in a different way so testing your camera angles with your lighting setup is always a good idea.
Ariel Viera has a passion for traveling the world and sharing the unique culture and lifestyle of different cities. He also has a passion for sharing his passion with the world, using LIVE video.
In this podcast we dive into an artcile Ariel wrote on his strategy with growing and audience, telling a story, and connecting with his community, all via live video.Â
Having a successful on-site live stream all starts with planning! This presentation reviews in detail 10 keys to planning the perfect live stream at your next on-site location.
Having a successful on-site live stream all starts with planning! This podcast reviews in detail 10 keys to planning the perfect live stream at your next on-site location.
The StreamGeeks are streaming to Twitch. Enjoy this fun conversation about the potential in Amazon's new live streaming platform. Is it for you? Find out here.Â
