Can you incorporate PowerPoints into the live stream? If so, how?
Yes, we can display them a multitude of ways. We can create a template where both the slides and the speaker are viewed side-by-side, or [...]
Do you have the ability to use video clips in the webcast/virtual event?
Yes, we can. It’s important to get us the video ahead of time, if possible. Audio levels can be different from video clip to video [...]
Can we get a copy of the event?
Yes, MTI routinely archives all events that it produces. An MP4 of the event can be sent thru the cloud or the full resolution video [...]
We would like to identify some of the speakers, how can we do that?
Graphics can be switched into the live stream, including a title slate, lower thirds, a “Please Stand By” slate, etc.
We would like to incorporate Zoom/Google Meet/Microsoft Teams/etc. into our event. Can you do that?
Its important in the pre-planning stages to know which of these platforms need to be incorporated into the live event. It is recommended that some [...]
If a presenter cant be present how do they participate in the event?
A remote presenter can be incorporated in a variety of ways – Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft, StreamYard, VMix, etc. The best option depends on what [...]
How will my audience access and view my video?
Many options are available. The video can be posted and accessible on Facebook, YouTube, or the client website. Other options to consider include establishing a Vimeo [...]
How long will it take to produce my video?
MTI works with all different types time deadlines. For example, with Under Armour, we shot a guided tour of the facility, and edited overnight for [...]
Should I incorporate animations in my video?
Not every project requires animation. The short answer is that budget plays a key role in deciding whether you can utilize animations in a video. Animating [...]
Can I use popular music in my video production?
Music rights fees can be tricky. MTI has access to library music which will improve the final video. If you are using the video at [...]