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Event Agencies and an Image Studio: Why Photo and Video Make the Difference

Event Agencies and an Image Studio: Why Photo and Video Make the Difference

by admin | Oct 5, 2026 | Events & trade shows

An event agency imagines, organises and brings the event to life. An image studio stages it, captures it and extends it long after the last handshake. For agencies working with demanding clients in very different sectors, relying on a photo and video studio is no...
NAB, IBC, SATIS: what the big image-industry trade shows mean for your content

NAB, IBC, SATIS: what the big image-industry trade shows mean for your content

by admin | Oct 4, 2026 | Events & trade shows

Every year the same pictures circulate: huge halls, glowing booths, cameras under glass. For a creative studio, these shows are not decoration. They are where, a year or two ahead, we see how your films will be shot, graded and delivered. Here is how we read them, and...
Live-streaming your event: when, how, and with what backup plan

Live-streaming your event: when, how, and with what backup plan

by admin | Oct 4, 2026 | Events & trade shows

It’s 6:55 p.m. Three hundred people are expected in the room, forty others are stuck on a train, and your CEO is rehearsing their speech in front of a crackling microphone. On an evening like this, live streaming is not a gimmick: it’s what lets those who...
Trade Shows: Maximize Your Presence with Content

Trade Shows: Maximize Your Presence with Content

by admin | Oct 3, 2026 | Events & trade shows

Booth, travel, teams mobilized: taking part in a trade show is a substantial investment. Yet once the doors close, often all that remains is a few photos taken on the fly. With a content strategy, a trade show can become a source of visibility well beyond its few...
Trade Show, Conference, Party: Getting the Most from Your Event Coverage

Trade Show, Conference, Party: Getting the Most from Your Event Coverage

by admin | Oct 3, 2026 | Events & trade shows

An event takes weeks of preparation and lasts only a few hours. Filming and photographing it extends its life well beyond the date: for those who were there, for those who couldn’t come, and for your communication throughout the year. But it has to be done...

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