10/07/2026
A hybrid event should feel like ONE shared experience, not a room full of people watching a separate livestream.
Remote attendees are a primary audience, not an afterthought. That means giving them something to do, someone to engage with, and a clear connection to what’s happening in the room.
Our latest article covers 10 practical lessons for stronger hybrid event production, including:
• Give remote viewers prompts, polls, shoutouts, and moderated questions
• Assign someone to own the remote experience
• Plan for more than one camera angle
• Put sound first with a separate broadcast mix
• Make sure lighting works for the camera
• Build one schedule for two audiences
• Rehearse the full path from the room to the remote viewer
• Ask your production partner the right questions
The goal isn’t simply to put an event online. It’s to make both audiences feel like they’re part of the same moment.
Read the full article and contact MPSC Entertainment to talk through your next hybrid event:
https://www.mpscentertainmentllc.com/post/struggling-to-engage-a-remote-audience-10-things-you-should-know-about-hybrid-event-production