Live Experience Content.
event content: Video helps shape the live experience.
A live experience brings people, strong stories and loads of energy together in one place. That means content. A lot of content.
That’s why we look at event content before, during and after an event as one connected story. With Live Experience Content, we spark curiosity beforehand, give video a clear role in the experience itself and capture images and stories along the way that your communications can keep working with afterwards.
That way, you get more out of everything that comes together on that one day.
Build anticipation before the live experience begins.
With teasers, invitation videos and social content, you can already give people a sense of what’s coming. Introduce your speakers, open up a theme or gradually build the atmosphere they’ll later recognise on site.
That way, the live experience starts with the very first piece of communication, and your audience steps into a story that has already begun.
Give event content a central role in the experience.
During the event itself, video can do far more than simply fill a screen. A strong opening video immediately sets the tone, while motion design brings visuals, lighting, music and scenography together.
Stories from outside the room can become part of the experience too. A customer on the other side of Europe, footage from a production site or employees across different locations can all become part of one larger story through video.
When image, stage and story work as one, the whole room feels it. And that’s exactly what we love.
While everyone is watching, we’re already capturing the content.
There’s always something happening during an event that’s worth sharing. A keynote can deliver a quote that appears on LinkedIn that very same day, a backstage conversation can turn into a short video and footage from the room can give online audiences a real sense of what’s happening.
With live capture, social-first content and behind-the-scenes footage, we document those moments with purpose. Beforehand, we decide together which stories you want to take with you, who we’d like to get in front of the camera and what event content you’ll need afterwards.
That leaves you with a library full of strong visuals and insights after the live experience. A keynote can become expert content, interviews can turn into compelling testimonials, and highlights can be edited into short-form content for social media. An aftermovie captures the atmosphere of the day, while all the other content can continue working for weeks or even months.
The smarter we define what you’ll need afterwards, the more focused our videographers can be during the live experience itself.
Live experiences and content belong together.
This is where two of our favourite worlds meet.
Our event and video teams think together from the very first plans about what people should experience live and what you want to tell through video. That means an opening film can fit seamlessly with the set and the show, while the content team knows exactly which stories and moments are worth capturing throughout the day.
Content can also help shape the live experience itself. An interview corner can be given a strategically chosen place, while a planned social series can influence who we bring together during the event and which stories deserve extra attention.
That’s how Live Experiences & Content strengthen each other from the first idea to the final edit.
What do you want to capture?
Tell us what you want your live experience to achieve. Together, we’ll look at where event content can make the difference and create a lasting legacy.