Give a remote event a clear program and a workable production plan.
An online event still needs pacing, prepared contributors, reliable media, and someone thinking about the audience’s experience.
During the pandemic, JKS supported Solstice Magazine’s transition to a virtual gala with event strategy, remote production guidance, and original content.
Project
Solstice Magazine virtual gala
Services
Program strategy, remote workflow guidance, and video production
Focused virtual programs start at $5,000.
The problem: moving online changes the production
A room provides atmosphere and natural transitions. A remote event has to build those connections differently.
The organizing team needs a program that works on screen, contributors who understand their roles, and media that arrives ready to use. Those tasks can compete with fundraising, guest communication, and the rest of the event workload.
The strategy: design the program and content together
JKS helped shape the Zoom event structure, guide remote content workflows, and integrate prepared media into the program.
John also produced and edited the “Been Afraid” music video for the event. Content planning and production supported the wider program rather than being treated as disconnected tasks.
What JKS delivered
Virtual event strategy.
Remote production guidance.
Content integration and programming support.
Production and editing of original event media.