The real-time broadcasting of video and audio content over the internet, allowing audiences to view events as they happen.

Techniques used to interact with viewers during a live stream, aimed at maintaining interest and participation.

The process of organizing and preparing for a live-streamed event, including defining goals and target audience.

Identifying and resolving technical problems that may arise during live streaming to ensure a smooth experience.

Guidelines and practices that ensure responsible content creation, including respect for copyright and viewer privacy.

Programs used to broadcast live video and audio, enabling features like overlays, transitions, and audience interaction.

Devices such as cameras, microphones, and lighting used to produce high-quality live streaming content.

A plan to market a live-streamed event, including social media, email campaigns, and other outreach methods.

Features such as polls, Q&A sessions, and live chats that encourage viewer participation during a stream.

A backup strategy prepared to address potential issues that may disrupt a live stream.

A practice session conducted before the live event to ensure all technical aspects function correctly.

Responses and comments from the audience regarding their experience and engagement during the live stream.

Legal rights that protect original works, requiring permission to use others' content in live streams.

The right of individuals to control their personal information and how it is used in live-streamed content.

A detailed list of tasks and equipment needed to prepare for a live-streamed event, ensuring nothing is overlooked.

A practice broadcast conducted to check the quality of audio and video before the actual event.

The process of recording the setup and execution of a live stream for future reference and improvement.

Collecting viewer opinions and suggestions post-event to improve future live-streamed content.

Websites or applications where live streams are broadcasted, such as YouTube, Twitch, or Facebook Live.

Identifying specific groups of viewers to tailor content and promotional strategies effectively.

The central idea or theme of a live-streamed event that guides its planning and execution.

Specific methods used to capture and maintain audience interest during a live stream.

Broadcasting live video from a mobile device, allowing flexibility and accessibility for content creators.

A real-time messaging feature that allows viewers to interact with the streamer and each other during the event.

Digital images or videos used as a backdrop during live streams to enhance visual appeal.