Events & trade shows
Capture great content at trade shows and live events, with or without a booth.
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- How to ask a stranger for 60 seconds on camera at a trade showApproach attendees on a trade show floor and ask for 60 seconds on camera without making it awkward. Use a series framing, offer to tag them, give the question in…
- How to capture trade-show content when your team is busy running the boothHow to capture event content when your team is running the booth. Pre-event: Request link as a QR code. During: three clip types daily, clip-on mics. After: batch into the…
- How to create content at a trade show when you're not exhibitingHow to capture content at an event when you're not in the booth. Strip gear down to phone and clip-on mic, layer content on top of your normal day, capture…
- How to create event content with only two team members and no boothHow to capture conference content without a booth or crew. Portable lapel mics, record right after sessions, walk-and-talk clips, upload via phone. Anchor every clip to what you learned, who…
- How to design a video scavenger hunt for your trade show teamHow to build department-specific video scavenger hunts for trade shows. Give each team a shot list tied to what they already do, and use open Request links so everyone records…
- How to record a pre-event or pre-trade-show video from your phone in under ten minutesHow to record a pre-show or pre-event video in under ten minutes. Pick the signal, use a four-part structure, film by selfie or desk Record room, write the edit request…
- Mobile event video best practices: your phone as a studioThe four L's of mobile event video: Lens, Light, Landscape, and Levels. Plus framing fundamentals (eye level, rule of thirds, headroom) and how to stabilize a phone shot. Turn the…
- Stop posting photos from events and use video insteadWhy video beats photos for event content: 95% of your audience wasn't there, so be their eyes. A 30-second walking phone commentary is the minimum viable event video, plus when…