NAB streamer misses opportunity at the JVC booth

Jay P. Kaley · May 5th, 2017, 11:46 AM

IMO it's not about smart phone v big camera, it's more professional v amateur. It was about walking up to a booth unannounced rolling video, much less broadcasting hot live video, and expecting a corporation to follow along.

Seems totally reasonable to think you should set something up with JVC about talking to someone live first, but things have changed so much "journalistically" I could also offer that JVC probably should have 'media-ready' people manning a booth at big media events. And even so, arranging something a few minutes ahead of broadcasting live should be a professional norm.

William Hohauser · May 5th, 2017, 01:32 PM

OK, I'm writing a script right now that deals with impetuous smartphone streamers:

"Thank you for you interest in [insert company name here] products. Please talk to our on camera media spokesperson, [insert name here] to learn about our new offerings here at [insert trade show name here]."

additional lines to be added due to situation:

"Our spokesperson is not available right now. Please add your name to the media list and we will text you when ready."

"We have promo videos available at [insert website here] that explain in detail our new offerings."

I grant the above lines to all floor reps to use without credit or renumeration to me as I am a generous fellow.

Now here some lines for more frisky floor reps (these are not recommended):

"Nice to meet you, where are your credentials?"

"Can I film you filming us and post it without your permission just like you are doing with us right now?

May 5th, 2017, 11:46 AM	#31
Jay P. Kaley Regular Crew Join Date: Jan 2017 Location: Chattanooga TN Posts: 117	Re: NAB streamer misses opportunity at the JVC booth IMO it's not about smart phone v big camera, it's more professional v amateur. It was about walking up to a booth unannounced rolling video, much less broadcasting hot live video, and expecting a corporation to follow along. Seems totally reasonable to think you should set something up with JVC about talking to someone live first, but things have changed so much "journalistically" I could also offer that JVC probably should have 'media-ready' people manning a booth at big media events. And even so, arranging something a few minutes ahead of broadcasting live should be a professional norm. Last edited by Jay P. Kaley; May 5th, 2017 at 02:35 PM.

May 5th, 2017, 01:32 PM	#32
William Hohauser Inner Circle Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: New York City Posts: 2,650	Re: NAB streamer misses opportunity at the JVC booth OK, I'm writing a script right now that deals with impetuous smartphone streamers: "Thank you for you interest in [insert company name here] products. Please talk to our on camera media spokesperson, [insert name here] to learn about our new offerings here at [insert trade show name here]." additional lines to be added due to situation: "Our spokesperson is not available right now. Please add your name to the media list and we will text you when ready." "We have promo videos available at [insert website here] that explain in detail our new offerings." I grant the above lines to all floor reps to use without credit or renumeration to me as I am a generous fellow. Now here some lines for more frisky floor reps (these are not recommended): "Nice to meet you, where are your credentials?" "Can I film you filming us and post it without your permission just like you are doing with us right now? __________________ William Hohauser - New York City Producer/Edit/Camera/Animation