Remote Video Services
As the remote workforce continues to grow, businesses around the world are integrating digital technology and video-based applications into their daily routines. These changes have led to an increased demand in off-site forms of communication including webinars, executive communications, remote video recordings, and virtual conferences. In response to the remote workforce trend, Apple Box Studios utilizes the Zoom platform to provide clients with remote video opportunities, helping you enhance the effectiveness of your video-based communications. The best part? You only have to look presentable from the waist up.
Virtual Events & Conferences
Webinars & Online Training
Live-Streaming Video Presentations
Remote Executive Communications
Knowledge Leadership Initiatives
Employee Communications
Virtual Conferences
Apple Box Studios works with its clients on virtual events, big and small. From simple Zoom webinars to larger dedicated virtual platforms, we can pull all the resources together to make your event happen, mixing both live streaming and pre-recorded video presentations.
How do you zoom?
Here’s how we zoom.
Zoom Meeting
- Interaction between co-hosts and audience members can be restricted by the host
- All attendees can turn on their webcams but are restricted by the host to share their screens and turn on their microphone
- All attendees can see the names of other attendees in the Participants window and exchange messages
- Interaction between co-hosts and audience members can be very interactive or view-only by audience members depending on the desired interactivity level
Zoom Webinar
- Restricts audience members from turning on their webcams, or turning on their microphones without permission from the Host
- Does NOT allow audience members to see the names of other audience members,
- Dedicated “Q&A” feature that allows the audience to submit questions, in addition to the optional Chat feature
The technicalities
- Apple Box Studios will act as the Host
- The Host will supervise the stream, assist any co-hosts or audience members that appear to be having issues with the stream, and ensure an overall smooth virtual event
- All proceedings during the stream can be recorded and archived or edited for future use
- A link can be distributed to all co-hosts and audience members at any point in advance of the event; audience members logging on can be kept in a virtual waiting room displaying the name of the event until the event starts.
- Co-hosts can log in to the event prior to the designated start time and be ushered into the meeting without having to stay in the waiting room so that the Host can grant them proper security permissions.
Training & Professional Development
The corporate classroom goes virtual
Remote video technologies and platforms are opening up new possibilities for workforce training including onboarding programs, orientation days, safety classes, executive communications, software and technical training, and other business curriculum.
By leveraging these new remote video capabilities, organizations deploying them at scale can achieve true economies related to time, money, travel and productivity.
Remote Video Tours
If your audience can’t come to your location, let Apple Box Studios bring your location to your audience. Remote video tours are ideal to showcase amazing spaces and places such as museums, tourist attractions, art galleries, sports venues, commercial real estate, college campuses and other corporate facilities. It’s time to step up and show off a little.
Helpful Articles
What It Takes to Run a Great Virtual Meeting
Source: Harvard Business Review
Author: Bob Frisch and Cary Greene
Virtual meetings — even impromptu ones sparked by fears of a contagion — can be run more effectively, using basic meeting best practices and easy-to-use, inexpensive technology.Read More.
Virtual Communication Is Vital To Business Resilience
Source: Forbes
Author: Lynn Kier
Virtual communication will continue to be a necessary tool for facilitating remote work. It’s time to reconfigure our ideas of engagement. Read More.
A Guide to Managing Your (Newly) Remote Workers
Source: Harvard Business Review
Author: Barbara Z. Larson , Susan R. Vroman and Erin E. Makarius
The new normal has arrived. Here’s how to keep things running smoothly. Read More.
The Future of Remote Work Is Happening Now. Here’s How to Make It Work for You
Source: Inc.
Author: Scott Mautz
The office environment that many grew up with will soon be a relic. Read More.
I Just Took Part in a Virtual Conference With 32,000 Attendees. Here’s What You Can Learn From It.
Source: Inc
Author: Minda Zetlin
How do you network when everyone is watching from home? Read More.
Strategies To Use Right Now When You Are Hosting A Virtual Conference
Source: Forbes
Author: Anne Sugar
Keeping your employees engaged through remote meetings is a challenge we’re all becoming familiar with. Here are some tips on how to keep their focus without overwhelming them in the process. Read More.
How Zoom Conquered Video Conferencing
Source: Forbes
Author: Roger Dooley
How Zoom is keeping businesses connected and flourishing during times of uncertainty. Read More.
Simple Guide to Running a Zoom Webinar
Source: Vidyard
Reaching a large audience has never been easier than a couple clicks of a mouse. Read More.
Why In House Video Content is Critical In New Normal
Source: Inc.
Author: Daniel Roberts- Entrepreneurs’ Organization
Making your own video content helps customers get to know you in a dynamic way. Here’s how to do it right. Read More.
The Heart of Resilient Leadership: Responding to COVID-19
Source: Deloitte
Author: Punit Renjen
A Guide for Senior Executives. Read More.
