But the budget didnвЂ™t allow for a last-minute additional producer and an additional complete vMix suite for multiple days. vMix was the initial tool of choice for this HabitatВ for Humanity show and, with the proper deployment of multiple producers on multiple instances, vMix would have been the rightВ solution. We were lookingВ to add a second seat to enable larger panel events and second-screen onboarding. In a previous article ( /remote), I wrote about our use of vMix. The depth of that integration and the nuanced capabilities a producer has with that connection are different for each application. Each ofВ these has some ability to bring remote guests right into the application itself. ItвЂ™sВ doable, but it requires extensive additional hardware that we donвЂ™t have established.В There are also software-based videoВ mixers, such as Livestream Studio, mimoLive,В OBS, vMix, and Wirecast. In-house, we have hardware-based video mixers, which struggle to handle a large number of remote guests. To begin, let me lay some groundwork aboutВ the workflows we considered for this project and how they differ. Moreover, just days before the event,В the fluidity of the schedule prompted me toВ change gears and move everything to a cloud-based solution. OriginalВly, we planned to produce it using the in-house solution weвЂ™ve developed for remote live events,В but it quickly outgrew our setupвЂ™s existing capacity when the live connection count exceeded eight. The ProjectДЄ few months back, I was brought in to produce the Habitat for Humanity International 2020 Muster, a virtual event celebratingВ and discussing the work of military veterans participating in Habitat for Humanity. InВ this article, IвЂ™ll discuss what we used, what theВ cloud offers, and why we went this way. On a recent project involving the challenges described above, my team and I chose a cloud-based workflow.

WhatвЂ™s the best way to handle a multiday conference with one remoteВ panel event after another, with aboutВ 5 minutes between them, maybe less? What ifВ you add video playback, remote slide presentations, and the inevitable last-minute changes? IвЂ™m sure if you ask a dozen different producers,В youвЂ™ll get a dozen different answers and probably a lot more questions.

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