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 | What is the primary purpose of the webcast (business, education, entertainment)? |
| Who is the intended audience? |
| Is the same or similar content available somewhere else? |
| What level of production value will be required? |
| Will the content compete with or complement traditional media? |
| Will the webcast require audience interaction? |
After answering these questions, it is time to assemble the production team. A webcast production team looks like this:
| Producer--this person coordinates all production activities and heads the production team |
| Content developer--this person, who sometimes functions as the producer, is primarily responsible for coordination, organization, and format of the content that will be delivered over the Internet |
| Director--the director is responsible for all camera placement, lighting, sound, editing, streaming, and directing of performers |
| Performers--these are the people who will actually be streamed through the webcast |
| Technical engineer--this individual is responsible for advising the producer as to which hardware and software would work best for the webcast and make sure that all the complex hardware and software works properly |
| Assistant technicians--these people work under the technical engineer providing technical support |
| Marketing director--this person is responsible for creating and promulgating an advertising media plan online and offline |
You have been given the basics and a starting point, go from there!
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