APRIL 2021

In the last two newsletters, we shared articles focused on visual design. (Those posts, and more, are in our blog). This month, we focus on another sense -- what your audience will hear. Specifically, we're talking about music and what you need to know about copyright when selecting songs for your videos and virtual events.

Scroll below for that information as well as a peek behind the scenes at the Governor's virtual press conferences and join us in celebrating recent virtual events and media projects in the Spotlight section.

Are there any AV or media projects that have you puzzled? Contact us -- we are happy to help. And your topic might become a future blog post to help others with the question.

Shown above: Wine and Golf Ball benefitting The Children's Course and First Tee - Greater Portland. Partners: gEvents LLC; Amy Troy.

When selecting entertainment for virtual events and media projects, keep copyright in mind. A song download does not imply or grant permission to use the work. We outline the basics you need to know in our new article.

The Office of Governor Kate Brown partnered with The AV Department to livestream recent virtual press conferences and the State of the State address. Go behind the scenes and find out how these virtual press conferences were produced.

Celebrating our clients' and partners' success. 

We are pleased to be a sponsor of Elevate 2021 presented by Swaim Strategies. The virtual conference will provide nonprofit leaders, staff, and volunteers the tools and inspiration to effectively navigate the future of events. Early Bird registration discount applies until May 1.