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Stand Up and Holler LiveStream Multimedia Experience
Stand Up and Holler → 2021
Due Open Deliverables
11-04-2020  / 1
Project Lead Project Team
not assigned CS David Houder
Sponsor Information
UF Health, ShandsHeather AdkinsDirector of Annual Giving
Project Description
LiveStream schedule Drop Dates: 2/11/21 2/18/21 Heather A. shared basic layout. They are interested in having multiple hosts throughout the day. (Scooter?) Villanova is an example of a great livestream. They did a 12-hour stream and ten hours of the stream was truly live. Villanova used a graphic with live progress to goal in the background. Heather D. spoke to Marci from Villanova. She will find out who handled the LiveStream/production to get in contact with Dave. Need to discuss where, when and other logistics surrounding the production of LiveStream. Jill has been tasked with helping identify students to represent the campus voice as host(s) for Giving Day as Dave finalizes list of SUAH hosts to use. Updated 10/28 (from H. Adkins): just a sample of the day outlined in a basic format so we can start to piece this together. The livestream dictates basically our day’s schedule so we want to have everything running in harmony. There is a very basic outline I shared with Dave that has the schedule emails included. We just want to start beefing that up so we can figure out who, where, when, etc. things can drop. If we want units to provide content for example we need to tell them what we want now rather than later. They need as much time as possible. I attached the schedule Villanova used and want to start with something like this so we can drill down on the how we execute. I can make a draft schedule, but don’t know if that is going to help considering the execution will be dependent on communications to track down folks to record, piece together, etc. If you want a draft from me I can send by tomorrow afternoon.
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Created on Oct.  8, 2020 at  1:39 PM (EDT). Last updated by Rachel Smith on Feb. 24, 2021 at 11:20 AM (EST). Owned by Hartman, Marissa.
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