If you want to reach a bigger audience when you throw an event, such as a festival, you don't need to bring your audience to you; you need to bring yourself to your audience. You can do this with virtual reality live event broadcasting, where you allow people to feel like they are there with you via a virtual reality live streaming service. This means you can reach people who can't make it to your live event and can increase your audience beyond the capacity of your venue.

Choose a VR Partner

First, choose a VR partner. This is going to be the company that you work with to facilitate the live stream. You want to look for a technology company that has live-streamed similar events before with success. For example, if you are wanting to host a music festival, look for a VR partner with experience with music events. If you are doing a conference with speakers, look for a VR partner with experience with conferences. You want your partner to understand your medium.

Figure Out Sponsorships

With a music festival, it is all about sponsorships. You need people to sponsor the bands, sponsor the event. With a VR live stream broadcast, you will want to find someone to sponsor that portion of your event. Look for a sponsor interested in technology and someone who knows that sponsoring this portion of the festival fits with their image. It can be a great opportunity. You can even add the sponsor's logo as a graphic on the live stream.

Choose the VR Platform

Third, you need to decide what VR platform you will want to use for your live stream. You can use a dedicated VR platform. There are lots to choose from, with various user bases. These are both platforms and forms of VR technology.

There are also 360-platforms that can be used with various VR equipment and often have more active users than dedicated platforms that only people with that specific equipment can use. With a 360-platform, you can watch with VR technology, but you can just watch the event on your phone and pan around to get a full view.

Use Lots of Cameras

Finally, to create a more immersive experience, you will want to use lots of cameras. You are going to need to use multiple cameras to capture a full view of the festival. This will allow your viewers to find the best position to enjoy the experience with their VR equipment.

If you are putting on a festival, you will want to bring in the biggest audience possible, which you can do with a VR livestreaming. You will want to choose a VR partner to work with, figure out a sponsorship deal, choose a VR platform, and use lots of cameras to create the best experience. To learn more, contact a company like My Couch Ticket.