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      STEP 4 What to do after you successfully produce your virtual event

      • Posted by Chuck Roy
      • Categories 2020, Your Logo Here Intergalactic School of Business
      • Date October 7, 2020
      What to do after you successfully produce your virtual event

      Objective

      • In this part of Introduction to Virtual Event Production, you will learn the basics of STEP 4 | Post-production.

      Did you finish your virtual event? It’s time to say, “Thank you”.

      In this blog series, we’ve been exploring how to to produce your own virtual event using the 5-Steps of Virtual Event Production.

      In this article, we’re looking at Step 4 | Post-Production.

      • Post-production is the phase after your event through completion.

      Watch this Video Lecture

      It’s Time to say thank you!

      Now that you’ve completed your virtual event, it’s important to show gratitude. Spend a moment after your events offering a sincere ‘Thank you’ to your attendees.

      • Thank the audience, crew and others.
      • Follow up with thank you notes
      • Post photos on social media

      Close the Zoom Meeting

      • You can keep your Zoom meeting open for a Q&A, meet-n-greet, grip-n-grin, or merchandise sales.
      • Close the meeting
      • Save the recording.
      • End the Live Stream

      Update your YouTube Live Stream

      • Update the YouTube details
      • Add to a Playlist
      • Share on Social media 

      Close the Box Office

      • Complete a box office report (see below).
      • Pay bills, settle finances.

      Complete your post-production tasks

      • Finish organizing the YouTube and Zoom meeting
      • Share the box office report with stakeholders
      • Prepare a draft of marketing metrics reports

      Now that you’ve read about the basics of Virtual Event Post-Production, check out the case study and activities below.


      Case Study #1 “Annie Get Your Pen” (Part 4)

      Annie Breaks the Light

      Annie rocked her show so hard she broke one of the Smart Lightbulbs she borrowed from her friend Stacey. Annie needs to replace the $9 Smart Lightbulb.

      • Ticket Price $10
      • 6 tickets sold to friends
      • 2 tickets sold to new people
      • Eventbrite Fees per ticket $2.19
      • Smart Light bulb = $9

      Did Annie profit?

      Click here for the answer.

      Answer: Yes, Annie profited $53.48

      Here’s how Annie’s estimated her profited.

      • Total Revenue = $80
      • Ticket Fees = $2.19 x 8 ticket = $17.52
      • Net Revenue = $62.48
      • Light Bulb costs $9.00
      • Total Costs = $9.00
      • $62.48 Net Revenues – $9.00 costs = $ 53.48 Net Profit

      Event Budget and Box Office Report  | Develop a Budget and Box Office Report for Your Virtual Event

      Download the Comedy101 Virtual Event Budget

      • Comedy101 Virtual Event Budget and Box Office Report Template

      Complete a Budget for Your Event (Or Annie’s Show)

      How could Annie be more efficient in calculating her virtual event’s profit/loss? She could use a budget!

      • Download the budget template.
      Click here for the answer.

      Answer.

      Click on the link to see Annie’s budget

      • Annie’s Budget for Virtual Pub Theatre

      Comedy101 Virtual Event Media Kit

      Complete a 1-Page

      Use a graphic design app like Canva to create a 1-page.

      • Coming soon!

      You have finished this section!

      • First, you completed Step 1 by gathering information into a General Information Sheet.
      • Now, you’ve completed Step 2 and learned how to schedule a Zoom meeting, set-up an Evenbrite Ticket, outline and script your event, prepare a presentation, invite an audience, budget and set Key Performance Indicators (KPI) for success.
      • Then, you learned about the basic Zoom Meeting roles of Host and Co-Host in Step 3 | Production.
      • Now, you’ve said ‘thank you’ to your team and completed a budget for Step 4 | Post-Production.
      • Next, you’ll complete your virtual event with Step 5 | Evaluation.

      Suggested Order for the Series

      START HERE: Introduction to Virtual Events (2020)

      • STEP 1 | Getting Started with your Virtual Event
      • STEP 2 | Virtually Effective Pre-Production
      • STEP 3 | Producing a Successful Virtual Event
      • STEP 4 | What to do after you successfully produce your virtual event
      • STEP 5 | How to know if your virtual event was a complete success

      Final Project: Virtual Pub Theatre Battles (October 2020)

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      Please share this article with your friends in the virtual event community.

      Tag:Intro to Virtual Events

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      Chuck Roy
        Hi! I'm Chuck Roy, professional stand-up comedian. I teach Comedy at the Community College of Denver and online at Comedy101. You may benefit from my experiences performing in TV Shows like Will & Grace and 3rd Rock from the Sun, plus movies like Ralphie May Presents and Louie Anderson Presents.

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