Shooting a Conference Recap for the LinkedIn Feed, Not Just the Big Screen
Most people watch a B2B conference recap on a phone, cropped to 4:5, with the sound off. Here's how that changes what I shoot on the day, from framing speakers to getting lines that read well as captions.
Your Customers Are Already in the Room: Filming Testimonials at Your Conference
Your happiest customers are already at your conference. A quiet room and ten minutes can get you testimonials that would take weeks to schedule later.
Filming a Summit Inside the Curran Theatre
Most corporate events happen in rooms built for corporate events. Then one lands at a 1922 theater, and the coverage changes.
Most Corporate Videos Lose People in the First Ten Seconds
You can tell in ten seconds whether a corporate video gets watched or closed. It's not the budget that decides it. Here's what does.
Why Great Event Coverage Starts Before the First Guest Arrives
Some of the most valuable event coverage happens before attendees even arrive. Here's why preparation plays such an important role
Catching Up at All Things Meetings
All Things Meetings brings planners, creatives, venues, and production teams together in a way that feels natural, collaborative, and genuinely connected.