How to Livestream Your Wedding on a Budget
Check out the best way to livestream a wedding on any budget. We'll walk you through why you should and share professional tips for making a flawless wedding stream.
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How to Host a Virtual Conference Using Switcher Studio
Five easy steps to hosting a professional, engaging, and glitch-free virtual conference using Switcher Studio’s multicamera livestreaming tools.
Zoom Meeting Tips to Break You Free from Boring Conference Calls
Make your Zoom meetings more engaging by incorporating Switcher Studio! You can improve Zoom video quality, add text, set meeting backgrounds, and more.
How and Why to Stream from Zoom to Facebook Live and YouTube Live
Want to livestream with Zoom? We're covering how to stream from Zoom to Facebook Live or YouTube — and when to consider Zoom livestreaming alternatives.
How to Create a Ticketed Event on Facebook — and Livestream It
A guide to creating a ticketed event on Facebook and how to livestream it using Switcher Studio, making it easier than ever to monetize your live videos.
How to Build a Fan Base for Your Music Online
Learn how to grow your online fan base and stream your music online — plus, tips for putting on a virtual concert with Switcher’s professional livestreaming software.
Don’t Cancel That Event—Make It Virtual With Accessible Livestreaming
Livestreaming retains the real-time feel of live events. Follow these tips on choosing livestream platforms, translating your content, and engaging guests.
How to Livestream Your Church Service Without Disrupting It
From placing cameras strategically to knowing your church's culture, here are some tips on livestreaming your worship services once doors reopen.
4 Reasons for Churches to Keep Livestreaming Post-Pandemic
As states reopen, should churches keep livestreaming worship services? We asked a digital ministry expert who started streaming long before the pandemic.
How Dozens of Musicians Came Together to Raise Money on Facebook Live
Two companies and 48 musicians came together for a virtual concert that raised $50k+ for those affected by COVID—and they streamed it with Switcher Studio.