Last updated 3/2020
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280×720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 1.81 GB | Duration: 2h 24m
Learn how to monetize your next event with live streaming and selling virtual tickets
What you’ll learn
How to live stream an event
How to sell virtual tickets to an event with live streaming
How to monetize an event with live streaming and offer on-demand video services
How to host a private live stream
Requirements
You should be able to use a PC at a beginner/intermediate level
You should have a basic understanding of social media
Description
Virtual tickets are quickly becoming a valued revenue stream for live events around world. In this case study, we speak with VidSummit event planner Derral Eves about his experience selling virtual tickets for his live Video Marketing Conference. This year I had the pleasure to help Derral live stream the Los Angelos, California based Video Marketing conference held at the Westin Los Angelos Hotel Convention Center. Our goal was to create an engaging video production which would be live streamed to viewers around the world and recorded for on-demand video playback. The event used three live streaming systems to capture content from a main ball room, a theater and a large meeting room (more about the actually technology setup in this blog post).
Virtual tickets for a conference provide paying customers live access to the event from anywhere in the world. This year VidSummit charged viewers a fraction of the conference price, only $149, to watch the entire conference online. It was my job to transport the live viewers into VidSummit by delivering the best video production possible. I had a chance to converse with some of the excited virtual ticket holders on Facebook before the event and many sounded just as excited to be part of VidSummit as the actual in-person attendees. Along with the live stream access, VidSummit also offers a $50 option to access the on-demand video content we recorded as well. This was an option I bought personally knowing that I could not be in all three locations at once and had conflicting interests in atleast two of the various keynote timeslots.
Overview
Section 1: Planning Stages
Lecture 1 Introduction
Lecture 2 Get the course book free
Lecture 3 Chapter 1: What Virtual Tickets mean for the Events Industry
Lecture 4 Chapter 2: Rip off the band-aid and start selling virtual tickets
Lecture 5 Chapter 3: The Case Studies
Lecture 6 Chapter 4: Technology Needed for Private Live Streaming
Lecture 7 Chapter 5: Event Planning for Virtual Ticket Sales
Lecture 8 Chapter 6: Designing a Virtual Ticket Experience
Lecture 9 Chapter 7: Ticket Pricing Structure
Lecture 10 Chapter 8: Preparing Your Event for Live Streaming
Section 2: Private Streaming Services
Lecture 11 Planning out the technology
Lecture 12 Using a Private CDN
Lecture 13 What is a Paywall?
Section 3: Marketing, Pricing and Website Integration
Lecture 14 Why didn’t they sell virtual tickets?
Lecture 15 Virtual Ticket Pricing Structure
Lecture 16 Website Integration
Lecture 17 On Demand Content Offer
Lecture 18 Social Media Demand Driven Sales
Section 4: Real world technology setups and Case Study & Content from 2017 Course
Lecture 19 The Tech Setup
Lecture 20 Handling Multiple Rooms or Streams from your event
Lecture 21 Case Study – Vidsummit
Anyone with an event they want to live stream,Technology and Media Specialists who want to live stream for their clients
Homepage
https://www.udemy.com/course/virtual-tickets/
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