Einsteins’ Favorites: Fresh Event Perspectives, 5 Event Fears, and Elation Lighting at Comicon
Here are a few of our favorite articles that were recently posted!
5 Ways to Create Fresh Perspectives at Your Next Event
We all know that a lot of events and multiple-day conferences involve a lot of sitting, listening, and waiting throughout a day with a packed schedule from morning to night. It takes a fresh perspective to keep your audience active and engaged throughout these long conferences, meetings, and events. Studies have shown that attendees can get an immediate boost to their attention span and retentiveness by taking part in a short aerobic exercise. Short aerobic exercises can be turned into team building and learning experiences to add to your event. It breaks up the monotony and keeps your audience’s attention. It can also be used to give attendees an outdoor break. Some time outside in the fresh air can do wonders to reenergize and lift spirits. It increases blood flow and cognition, improving attendees’ ability to retain everything they learn at your event.
5 Fears That Keep You From Accomplishing Amazingly Awesome Stuff
This article talks about five fears that can keep you from making your events unforgettable. The first fear the article talks about is fear of rejection. Not taking risks due to fear of rejection stifles creativity and will make your events mundane and boring. Embracing risk-taking will allow you to stand out! The second fear is fear of criticism. Criticism will inevitably come, so make sure that you’re open to it and don’t let it negatively affect you. Next is the fear of faulty launch conditions. This means you need to stop waiting for the “perfect” time to do something. It will never be perfect, so act now! Fourth is the fear of lack of knowledge. Don’t be afraid of something because you are not an expert. You probably have enough information to move forward and learn more. Do it! Last is the fear of catastrophic failure. Everything has the chance of failing. Tackle your problems head on. If everything goes terribly, do your best to remedy the situation and then move on and learn from it.
Well, we obviously like this article a lot. After all, it IS about us! This article talks about our vision behind the event and the gear used in the different areas of the convention. If you are unfamiliar with terminology used in technical production, some of the article may not make perfect sense, but it gives you a great idea of the complexity of what all went into the event.
Matt has been involved in marketing and event management for the better part of the last decade, planning concerts and comedy shows of national and local scale, tour managing various brands on national tours, coordinating VIP experiential marketing, and developing marketing plans for entertainment and technology companies. When he's not writing blogs and event managing at Endless, you'll find Matt playing hockey, attending concerts, going on weekend trips, drinking IPAs, working on graphic design projects, and having a good time with his friends.
