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Hybrid event technical checklist

What to settle at eight weeks, two weeks, in show week, on the day and afterwards, so the room and the online audience both get a show.

PDF, 2 pages · 130 KB · Updated November 2026

For production managers, technical directors and agency producers running a conference, town hall or awards with a room audience and an online one. Work down it at the production meeting at eight weeks, then pick it up again at each stage of the timeline.

What it catches

  • The three-suppliers problem: venue AV, streaming crew and platform team each assuming another owns the gap between room and screen.
  • A slide feed that is a camera pointed at a projector.
  • Remote speakers who have never heard the room, or a room that cannot hear them.
  • A backup path that nobody has tested in the building.
  • Recordings that exist on one drive only.

How to adapt it

The eight-week sections assume a multi-room or multi-camera show. For a single-room event with a vMix operator and one speaker at a time, merge the two early sections and drop the line items you have already answered. Put a name against every line at the production meeting. A line with no name next to it is the one that fails. Keep the same list for the next event, and amend it after the post-event review.

It follows our hybrid event guide, so the terms match.

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