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Event production case studies: corporate events, live broadcasts and video, with what we ran and what it took.

featured work · red carpet broadcast

Live from Lincoln Center: the Dexter red carpet premiere.

Red carpet at Alice Tully Hall · Two hosts · Live to the theatre and social

For a Dexter premiere at Alice Tully Hall, we produced the red carpet broadcast. It played inside the theatre and streamed out to social at the same time. Two hosts worked the carpet, and an opening segment we pre-produced on location rolled straight into the live show.

We set the look and feel of the broadcast and the camera plan, coordinated the hosts and the arriving talent with the premiere's producers, and directed the show with a crew of about 10.

  • Look and feel, and camera placement
  • Pre-produced, on-location opener
  • Host and talent coordination with the premiere's producers
  • Directing a crew of about 10, live to the theatre and social

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case studies

What we ran, and what it took.

Broadcast cameras and a press box at the Monumental Women unveiling in Central Park, with the covered statue and socially distanced guests.MONUMENTAL WOMEN · CENTRAL PARK

PRESS EVENT · LIVE BROADCAST

Monumental Women unveiling, Central Park

  • A socially distanced press event for 150 invited guests, mid-pandemic
  • Keynoted by Hillary Clinton and carried live by the Today Show
  • A team of about 50 ran guest experience, AV and production management
  • Live broadcast from a 40-foot production truck, by satellite and to social
The full story

For Monumental Women we produced the unveiling of the Women's Rights Pioneers Monument, the first statue of real women in Central Park. We designed the in-person and virtual look and all graphics, and coordinated with Central Park, the Central Park Conservancy, the Mayor's Office, the Manhattan Borough President's Office and the Secret Service. The client produced the content.

The control room at Zendesk Investor Day 2021: a switcher and multiview monitors showing the live program, with the audience visible through the window.ZENDESK INVESTOR DAY · CONTROL ROOM
A broadcast camera trained on the Zendesk Investor Day stage, its monitor showing the Zendesk logo, before doors.ZENDESK INVESTOR DAY · CAMERA
The Zendesk Investor Day room before doors: a lounge area up front, classroom seating and a wide LED wall.ZENDESK INVESTOR DAY · ROOM SET
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INVESTOR DAY · HYBRID

Zendesk investor day, New York

  • About 300 people in the room in New York
  • A three-camera live stream with integrated slides
  • Delivered to a global audience on a private platform
  • Live Q&A and interaction for remote attendees
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The full story

One show for two audiences: the room and the stream ran from one desk, so remote investors got the same presentation as the people in their seats.

A presenter on stage beneath a green LED wall, seen past a show-desk monitor, with a packed audience.WORKDAY · KEYNOTE

CONFERENCE · PRODUCTION MANAGEMENT

Workday Elevate

  • 600 to 700 attendees
  • Production management for the keynote stage, five breakout rooms and the expo demo areas
  • We produced the keynote show: show calling, graphics and stage management
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The full story

A full conference footprint managed as one production: every room planned, staffed and run to the same standard as the main stage.

Three winners hold oversized checks on stage at SCORE's 60th Anniversary Pitch Competition in Philadelphia.SCORE 60TH · PHILADELPHIA
A four-person panel on stage at SCORE's 60th Anniversary Pitch Competition in Des Moines, in front of a seated audience.SCORE 60TH · DES MOINES
An entrepreneur pitches on stage while the judges' table and a camera operator look on at SCORE's 60th Anniversary Pitch Competition.SCORE 60TH · PITCH AND JUDGES
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MULTI-CITY ROADSHOW

SCORE 60th anniversary pitch competition

  • Four markets: Philadelphia, Des Moines, Los Angeles and Houston
  • Ten entrepreneurs per market, with independent judges
  • Over $30,000 in prizes at every stop
  • We developed the scenic concept, found the venues and coordinated logistics and AV in each city
The full story

SCORE had run local pitch competitions for years. For their 60th anniversary they wanted something bigger, and one partner to carry it. We built a run of show that let judges deliberate while audiences stayed engaged, and took it on the road.

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