Speakers and technical rehearsals
Presenters and remote contributors are briefed around devices, connectivity, microphones, framing, slides, cues and the way they enter the live programme.
DPK Media / Webinars
DPK Media supports webinars, online conferences, hybrid sessions and internal broadcasts where presenters, remote contributors, slides, graphics and audience access need one clear production plan. Support can be remote, venue-based or a combination.
Based in Cape Town, South Africa. Supporting productions across South Africa and abroad.
The viewer should experience a clear session, not the complexity behind it. DPK coordinates the run of show, contributors, presentation material and live output.
Good webinar production starts before the session with clear roles, tested contributors and a running order built for online attention.
Presenters and remote contributors are briefed around devices, connectivity, microphones, framing, slides, cues and the way they enter the live programme.
The running order, holding screens, presentation playback, names, Q&A moments and transitions are shaped for a clear viewer experience.
The delivery platform, audience access, recording output and post-event handover are agreed so the session remains useful after it ends.
A good fit when
Webinars and online events FAQ
A webinar can be simple or broadcast-style; the right scope depends on the audience and programme.
A meeting is usually participant-led and conversational. A produced webinar has a planned audience journey, presenter cues, managed slides or playback, controlled contributors, graphics and a defined recording or stream output.
Yes. Remote presenters can be prepared and brought into a coordinated programme. Their connectivity, sound, picture, slides and joining process should be tested before the live session.
Yes. Questions can be handled through the chosen platform, a moderator or a separate workflow. DPK plans how questions are selected, cued and presented within the running order.
Yes. DPK can plan a programme recording and the required handover. Any editing, chaptering, captions or content cutdowns should be included in the agreed scope.
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Contact DPK Media
Share the event date, venue or online format, audience, running order and the outputs you need. A rough brief is enough to begin.
[email protected]Detailed media brief
The intake form captures the audience, cameras, audio, platform, venue and handover details that affect the plan and quote.