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Register Today: The Esports and Education Virtual Conference 2022

By AVNetwork Staff published

AV Technology, Systems Contractor News, and Tech & Learning are co-hosting a free, one-day virtual conference for K-12, higher education, and Pro AV professionals.

Worre Studios founder and CEO, Marina Worre.

AV/IT Team: Creating a Virtual Studio for Hybrid and Live Events

By AV Technology Staff last updated

When the pandemic hit, the Worre Studios team pulled out all the stops to ideate, design and install a 25,000-square-foot production studio and event space for virtual and live events.

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AVIXA Shares Details About InfoComm 2021 Virtual Experience

By AVNetwork Staff last updated

In addition to the in-person InfoComm 2021 show on Oct. 27–29, in Orlando, FL, show producer AVIXA is hosting a virtual experience that includes livestreamed content from InfoComm.

Worre Studios features curved LED displays fed by a Christie Spyder X80 multi-windowing processor

Christie Spyder X80 Drives Worre Studios' Massive LED Video Walls

By AVNetwork Staff last updated

Advanced LED Displays, a division of Agility AVL, designed and integrated Worre Studios, a 25,000-square-foot production studio and virtual event space that features two 360° curved LED displays. The integration team chose a Christie Spyder X80 multi-windowing processor to drive content to the massive walls.

Rachael Harris will speak about streaming at AV3 on June 17.

What’s Next for Streaming?

By Rachael Harris published

During the pandemic, streaming services kept businesses running, friends connected and entertainment rolling out to fans. Now that streaming has become indispensable, what else can it do?

Monterey Conference Center Immersive Design Studios CANVAS Studio

Monterey Conference Center Debuts Studio Space for Virtual and Hybrid Events

By AVNetwork Staff published

Audiovisual providers including Cory’s Audio Visual are working with clients to shift their virtual event processes to deliver more engaging broadcasts for attendees.

The Next Wave of Virtual Events

By Jim Beaugez published

When the COVID-19 pandemic sidelined live events, out-of-the-box thinkers came to the table with solutions to keep the events industry alive by connecting people virtually.