Author Archives: Fanny Elise Lagarde

Chroma key compositing is the process that professional broadcasters use to incorporate two separate videos or media files into one final stream. This process is often facilitated by using a green screen for streaming, which enables users to replace a solid color background—typically green or blue—with a digital image or video. It can be useful […]

As churches prepare for the holidays, the holiday season presents an opportunity to innovate with hybrid and virtual Christmas programs. By leveraging live streaming, churches can expand their reach, making it easier for members, both local and distant, to celebrate the season’s joy and significance. This post explores creative and meaningful Christmas program ideas for […]

There are many reasons why a broadcaster might want to use film clips from other people’s productions as part of a video stream. It can be a broadcaster critiquing relevant clips from another film or maybe newsreel footage that clearly adds much to a historical video. There can be an extensive number of reasons for […]

Let’s get physical for a moment. Because live streaming is an internet thing, it’s easy to think entirely in virtual terms, but physical reality plays a part, too. That includes camera quality, lighting, makeup if possible, camera angles, and of course, reliability and speed of Internet connections. It also includes the architecture used by live […]

There are many types of broadcasters, and one of those are the ones that film outside. This could be for live TV or for live content for a global audience that demands it. While some broadcasts are suited to a studio, depending on the type of video content or profession, broadcasting outside is likely to […]