The document provides tips for livestreaming events successfully. It recommends promoting the event beforehand, checking the location for background noise and connectivity, setting policies for feedback, being personal, practicing beforehand, analyzing results, documenting the event, and creating animated movies using tools like GIFs, VIDEOSCRIBE, and free online resources for images, designs, and music. The key steps outlined include promoting and preparing for the livestream, engaging with viewers, reviewing outcomes, and producing recap content like animated movies.

1. TENDANCES CONTENUS

2. Tips for livestreaming

3. Promote before you go live

4. Check location
• Minimize background and ambient noise, go
microphone
• Have a mount
• Check connection
• Forward your calls

5. Set a policy for instant feedback

6. Be personal

7. Practice

8. Analyze results

9. Document your event

10. Storify

11. Make a movie!

12. Make a movie!

13. Make a movie!

14. COMPLEX CONTENT MADE SIMPLE TO
CONSUME

15. GIF

18. GIF TOOLS

19. 1) CREATE IMAGES

22. 2) ANIMATE THE IMAGES YOU’VE
CREATED

25. CREATE YOUR ANIMATED / DRAWING
HAND MOVIE

26. VIDEOSCRIBE
• Get the VIDEOSCRIBE software on sparkol.com
• Get videoscribe compatible images / designs on freepik.com (search for SVG
icons!)
• You can also draw your stuff in Illustrator (Adobe)
• In order to record audio for your animated movie, do not record directly in
videoscribe, prefer an external solution like Audition (and post sync your sound by
changing the speed of animation)
• Get free music on Youtube (or wherever, there are tons of resources online)