AI is the hot topic we capture in all our videos at events, but here's how it can be used for event video itself!
š„ We film eventsāmostly conferences. Since Covid, when weāve asked attendees about the hot topics in their industry, the most common response has been: AI š¤.
š„ Itās everywhere, and most people have seen AI-generated videos by now. But how can AI actually be used by event companies, specifically in video production?
Weāre not going to talk about Midjourney or ChatGPT. These tools are already widely discussed. Instead, weāll focus on how AI can enhance event video production in practical ways.
Deepfakes have a bad rep, but at events? They could be incredible.
Imagine your keynote speaker delivering their talkā¦ without actually being there. š¤Æ
How it works:
1ļøā£ Record a video of your keynote speaker š¤
2ļøā£ Write a script š
3ļøā£ Train an AI model on their appearance šļø
4ļøā£ Generate a deepfaked version of them reading your script š¤
5ļøā£ Customise the background for a fully immersive experience šØ
Great for events showcasing AI advancementsājust make sure your audience knows itās AI!
If your event has an international audience, AI can help translate video content seamlessly.
š Example:
At a life sciences event, a Japanese sponsor was presenting research. English wasnāt their lead scientistās first language, soā¦
āļø We filmed them in Japanese š„
āļø AI translated and dubbed the video in English š¤
āļø The eventās US audience got a perfectly localised experience š
This is a game-changer for sponsors and speakers who want to reach global audiences without language barriers.
AI-powered editing tools can automatically cut interviews, panels, or podcasts, saving time and costs.
š” Example: Opus Clips AI scans your video, finds the best moments, and turns them into short clips for social mediaāno manual trimming required.
ā ļø Downside: AI doesnāt quite understand your eventās unique tone or priorities yet. So a human touch is still key!
Ever captured the perfect handshakeā¦ but missed the final moment? š¤¦
Premiere Proās AI can extrapolate the shot, filling in the gaps so your video doesnāt feel incomplete.
This is especially useful in fast-paced event filming where some moments canāt be perfectly captured in real-time.
If you need on-brand visuals, AI tools like Midjourney can create assets that align with your eventās theme.
š” Example: Running a tech event? Generate sleek, futuristic visuals to match.
Want to go a step further? PixVerse can turn static images into animated videosāperfect for eye-catching social media content.
Even if AI-generated visuals arenāt 100% polished, they give your event marketing a fresh, modern look. And right now, āproā isnāt always trendingāauthenticity is.
AI is revolutionising video production by streamlining processes, cutting costs, and improving efficiency. But while itās a powerful tool, it still has limitationsāit wonāt replace the human touch required for storytelling, curation, and understanding an eventās true impact.
Of course, as event videographers, we also hope AI wonāt replace our jobs anytime soon. But we do think we have a realistic perspective on things:
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AI helps with ideation, creation, and automation
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Itās great for repurposing content and streamlining workflows
ā Itās not yet good enough to generate and cut a realistic attendee-focused promo
At London Event Video, we use AI where it makes sense, while keeping the focus on capturing real moments that showcase why people attend your event.
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