Introduction to Splash Studio Follow
Splash Studio is an all-in-one event solution that allows you to create, host, and market live-streamed virtual and hybrid events. Splash Studio has all the features to engage your audience with a highly interactive virtual experience.
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Creating a Splash Studio event Preparing the guest experience Onstage and Backstage controls |
Before you begin
Before you get started, familiarize yourself with the full Splash Studio attendee journey by watching the video below. Note that updates on your Splash Studio may not be displayed here.
Setting up the integration
Once Splash Studio is added to your account, the Splash Studio integration is automatically set up and enabled for your team. The integration makes spinning up your Splash Studio events quick, painless, and error-proof.
To access the Splash Studio integration:
- Click Integrations.
- Click Splash Studio.
Use the Event Type and Group dropdown to specify whether Splash Studio should be added to events using certain event types or events created by specific groups. If Splash Studio should be added to every event, leave the checkboxes unmarked.
After making edits, click Save and confirm the integration is turned on.
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Note: The Splash Studio integration is enabled for your entire organization. Integrations are managed by Admins and Integration Specialists. |
Creating a Splash Studio event
After configuring your Splash Studio integration, you can start creating your Splash Studio event.
To get started:
- Log in to Splash.
- Click New Event.
- Enter your event details and select a theme.
- Click the Virtual Event Page touchpoint. If the touchpoint isn’t listed, click Add Touchpoint and select Virtual Event Page.
Your Splash Studio event will appear in the Live Stream state of the Virtual Event Page.
In the top right of the touchpoint, you’ll find the Hosting Link. This is what you’ll use to test and host your event. Inside the Hosting Link modal, you'll find a private Hosting Link, where to add Host emails, and where to add Presenter emails.
- Hosting Link: This is a link to the Host and Presenter-facing view of the Splash Studio event. This link should be used for testing and hosting the event. The link can be used by Hosts or Presenters without a Splash account.
- Host email: This is how Hosts will enter the backend of your Splash Studio event. Add the email for any individual who requires full Splash Studio access. This includes the ability to go live, start networking, move Presenters Onstage, and promote or demote Presenters.
- Presenter email: This is how any Presenters will enter the backend of your Splash Studio event. Add the email of any individuals who are involved in your live event in a limited capacity.
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Link: Learn more about the differences between Hosts and Presenters. |
Enabling engagement tools
Splash Studio’s DIY tools put you in control of all attendee engagement features.
To enable or disable engagement features:
- Open the Virtual Event Page touchpoint.
- Select Live Stream from the dropdown menu in the upper left.
- Click Splash Studio Embed from the dropdown menu.
- Click Embed Options.
In the Splash Studio Hosting Link, you can also customize the engagement options by clicking into the Settings tab. Read more about what each engagement option offers and how to customize them below.
Adding Networking Circles
Splash Studio’s Networking Circles allow virtual attendees to jump between breakout circles or join one-on-one discussions.
To add Networking Circles to your event:
- Open the Virtual Event Page touchpoint.
- Select Live Stream from the dropdown menu in the upper left.
- Click Splash Studio Embed from the dropdown menu.
- Click Embed Options.
- Select the arrow next to Networking Circles.
- Click to Enable Networking Circles.
Before creating your circles, check out a few advanced features in More options.
- Random User Mingle: This allows an attendee to request another attendee at random to start a one-on-one conversation. If the attendee agrees, both attendees will be placed in a new circle.
- User Mingle Max Duration: Set a maximum number of minutes for user mingle networking. When disabled, the count will be set to an unlimited number of minutes.
To create your first circle:
- Click Add Circle.
- Upload an optional image.
- Enter a required Circle Name.
- Enter the email address of an optional Circle Owner. Think of this as a moderator for your circle, with advanced permissions like the ability to remove and mute attendees.
- Enter a required seat count between 2-100 seats.
- Continue adding circles or click Save.
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Pro Tip: Rearrange circles by clicking the sort icon and dragging. Remove a circle using the trash icon. |
Once Networking Circles are created, click into the Settings tab and toggle Breakout Rooms to on.
Preparing the guest experience
Splash Studio provides your guests with a branded and interactive virtual experience.
Here’s what you’ll need to do in advance:
- Design the Virtual Event Page
- Use the Virtual Event URL
- Schedule reminder emails
Design the Virtual Event Page
By default, the Virtual Event Page inherits the fonts, colors, logo, and title from your registration page. These can be updated at any time from the Event Page touchpoint.
In the upper left-hand corner of the Virtual Event Page, locate the dropdown that includes the four virtual event states, or moments of the guest experience:
- Check-In (Countdown)
- Check-In (Open)
- Check-In (Link Used)
- Live Stream
Your Splash Studio event is hosted in the Live Stream state. Review each state and make any desired design or copy edits.
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Link: Check out Virtual Event Page Overview to learn more about each of the Virtual Event page states. |
Use the Virtual Event URL
To ensure your event stays secure, guests will only be able to access the Virtual Event Page using their unique access link, known as their Virtual Event URL. The format of each URL is yourdomain/virtual?gz=uniquenumber.
Here are the top things to know when it comes to the Virtual Event URL:
- Once you add the Virtual Event Page touchpoint to your event, Splash automatically populates the [virtual_event_url] tag, along with some default text, in your event's calendar attachment description.
- The Add to Calendar prompt is available in the on-page and email confirmation.
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There are many ways to send guests their Virtual Event URL and Splash recommends using each option. These include:
- On-page confirmation message
- Email confirmation and reminder email
- Guest List
- Email provider integrated through Splash
- A Virtual Event URL should only be used for check-in on one browser and one device at a time.
- For the best viewing experience, Splash recommends guests use a Chrome browser on their desktop.
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Link: Learn more about the different ways to send guests their Virtual Event URL. |
Schedule reminder emails
A sequence of timed reminder emails, each with a calendar attachment included, is the key to guaranteeing your guests to show up. Splash recommends sending a reminder email at each of the following time intervals:
- 1 week before the event
- 24 hours before the event
- 1 hour before the event
- At the event start time
Splash provides you with a Reminder Email template, called Virtual Event Starting Soon, that you can use to create and schedule these email campaigns. This template includes a button that will link guests to their Virtual Event URL, using the [virtual_event_url] dynamic tag.
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Pro Tip: Quickly copy email templates using the duplicate button. |
To create a reminder email:
- Click the Email tab.
- Click Start Creating.
- Select the Virtual Event Starting Soon template.
- Review the Design.
- Click Recipients to import your guests.
- Click Review before you Send or Schedule your email.
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Link: In Splash, status-based quick lists automatically update as guests register. Learn how to schedule reminder emails for an Attending quick list ahead of your event. |
Navigating Splash Studio
Before the big day, you’ll want to familiarize yourself with Splash Studio.
Inside Splash Studio, you’ll find:
To get started:
- Open the Hosting Link (accessible from the upper-right corner of the Virtual Event Page).
- Enter your display name and email address.
- Click Join Session as Host.
- Click Edit Placeholder to customize the welcome screen for attendees.
- Click Enter Greenroom.
- Click Allow in the browser prompts requesting camera and microphone access.
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Pro Tip: Use the Display Custom Text placeholder option to welcome your guests with a greeting like, “You’re in the right place! The event will start soon." |
Onstage and Backstage controls
After joining the event as a Host, you’ll be placed Onstage. This allows all attendees to see your video and hear your audio once you go live. You can leave the stage at any time by clicking the Move Backstage icon in the upper-right of your video tile. To leave the event entirely, click Leave Event.
Once Backstage, attendees can no longer see or hear you. To move back Onstage, click the Move Onstage icon.
Presenters who join your event will be automatically placed Backstage with their audio disabled. Only Hosts can move Presenters Onstage. To move a Presenter Onstage, hover over their video and click the Move Onstage icon.
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Pro Tip: Use the Move all Onstage and Move all Backstage controls to quickly move all speakers at once. |
Onstage tools
Onstage tools ensure the technical aspects of your event are squared away.
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Warning: Splash Studio requires Hosts and Presenters to join using Google Chrome. Please be sure to grant access to your microphone and camera when prompted. |
Here’s where you’ll:
1. Control microphone and video access
The first time you join the Greenroom, Splash Studio will request access to your microphone and video. To grant access, click Allow.
If you deny access, your microphone and video won’t be accessible. Microphone and video access can be updated within your browser settings.
Click the microphone iconand video icon
to enable or disable your microphone or video. To select a different microphone or audio option, click ^ on the corresponding icon.
Video and audio preferences can also be updated from the Settings tab.
2. Enable screen sharing
Before you can share your screen on an Apple device, you’ll need to follow the steps below:
- Open up System Preferences on your Apple device.
- Select Privacy & Security.
- Scroll down until you find Screen Recording and select it.
- Your web browser should be checked. If it is not checked, select the lock on the bottom left-hand side of your window to make changes - this will require you to enter your password.
- Check the box next to your web browser and select the lock again to save.
- Close your browser.
- Re-open your browser.
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Note: Contact the Splash support team if you’re having trouble sharing your screen on a Windows or Chromebook device. |
Click the screen icon to start sharing your screen.
Then, select one of the following share options:
- Entire screen
- Window
- Browser tab
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Note: When you screen share, your camera may default off. Be sure to turn your camera back on so the audience can see your face when you are presenting. |
3. Change the layout of the stage
Use the layout icons to change the stage's layout and customize how the audience views the presenters. To make adjustments to the Layouts you can select the Layouts option on the side menu.
There are five layout options:
- Single - This view fills the entire Virtual Stage with one Presenter video or screen share. Other people can be on stage, but the audience will not be able to see them.
- Split - This view creates a split-half screen perfect for a fireside chat or a 1-on-1 interview.
- Grid - This view is best for panel discussions or anytime you want to see multiple Presenters at the same time and the same size.
- Speaker - This view makes a single speaker's video the dominant video on stage. This is also the best layout for sharing your screen with multiple presenters.
- PiP - This view also known as Picture in Picture creates a small video overlay of one of the Presenters. This is perfect for single Presenters who are sharing a lot of content.
Once you make changes to each layout option, you can select the Default drop-down menu, select +Create New and save your changes as a customized set. This way you can easily apply this set to future webinars without having to configure the changes again.
4. Share slides
Upload your presentation and share it with Slides. Slides allow Hosts and Presenters to upload their presentations and share them in Studio, no screen share is required.
To share a slide:
- Open the Media tab.
- Select the Upload Media option.
- Select the file from your system.
- Toggle Show on Stage to share Slides with attendees.
Once uploaded, you can move through your slides using the arrow keys or the thumbnail previews. Each presenter can access the controls to move through the presentation.
To end your presentation, click the X button to close the slideshow.
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Note: Currently only the upload of PDF files is supported. If your presentation has animation or built-in GIFs, they will not work once converted to PDF. In this case, use the screen-share feature. |
5. Share a video
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Use the Media tab to play pre-recorded content to simulate a live experience.
To share a video:
- Open the Media tab.
- Select Upload Media.
- Select the file to upload. It must be an MP4 file.
- Once selected, toggle the Show on stage option.
6. Add a resource folder
Set up a resource folder to share files like downloadable PDFs, images, decks, links, and more with the audience.
To create a resource folder:
- Select the Resources Folder icon on the right.
- Create a new folder (also called a set) and then select Upload resources. Note that the folder you create is on the company level, that is, it will be accessible within all future webinars.
- Save your folder.
- Select the Make set public button to prepare and ready your resources to be live to your audience.
- Select the Make set private button to hide the resources.
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If you are switching folders within the drop-down menu, select Make set public within the new set for it to be live with your audience. You will see (Public) beside the set name that is live to the audience.
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Select the ellipsis beside the set drop-down to duplicate, rename, or delete a set from your Virtual Stage and company.
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The resource file size limit is 4GB. A large number of file types are supported, including PDF, DOC, DOCX, PPT, CSV, PPTX, KEY, JPG, PNG, WAV, MP4, MP3, MOV, GIF, SVG, and more.
7. Apply overlays
The Virtual Stage allows Hosts to share text and visual overlays to the stage for the audience to see.
To use these overlays, select one of the available options:
- Select the Overlays icon on the right.
- Under the Overlays section, choose Text Overlays or Visual Overlays.
- Select +Add a new text overlay and add a title and subtitle. Reminder that this is plain text so it will not support links or offer text formatting. Hosts can also select the ellipsis next to any chat message or Q&A question and then Add in overlays to share directly on stage. Once text is added to the Text Overlays section, you simply toggle it on and it will appear in the bottom-left corner of the stage for your audience to see. You can delete and edit text overlays at any point.
- A Host can add a static image to the Visual Overlay section to display on screen. Just note that the image must be a PNG file. This is a great option if you want to display a single image to share your webinar agenda, a technical troubleshooting slide in case of emergencies, an event intermission slide, and more. The image should have a 16:9 aspect ratio to display across the entire stage. Hosts and Presenters can be on stage while the visual overlay is enabled, they just will not be seen by the audience. This is great if you want to display a visual overlay as you move people on and off stage.
To remove a text or visual overlay, switch the toggle to off.
8. Add a virtual background
Use a virtual background to dress up your presentation. Create a branded background, which includes your name and role for external events or upload a colorful background image for internal meetings.
To add a virtual background click the video icon or open the Preferences tab. Then, click Select Virtual Background.
Audience View
The Audience View tab offers a preview of what attendees see during a live event. This preview will only appear once you hit the "Go Live" button. By default, the audio on thee Audience View is disabled.
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Note: To save bandwidth, Splash Studio will occasionally disable Host and Presenter videos from the Audience View. |
Engagement tools
Splash Studio allows Hosts to facilitate chat, collect attendee questions, and post polls to get to know audience members better.
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Event Settings: Enable/disable engagement tools in the Settings tab for the event in the Virtual Stage. After saving, changes will go into effect with no need to refresh the page. Option in the Settings tab can be enabled or disabled at any time - before, during or after the event.
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Chat:
- Event Chat is visible to attendees and is where most of the conversation happens.
- Stage Chat is only visible to Hosts and Presenters. This is a good place to pass messages after your event is live.
- Hosts can bring even more attention to chat messages by adding them as overlays to share on the Virtual Stage. This is a great way to highlight audience insights or make announcements more visible. To add a message as an overlay, select the ellipsis next to the message and click Add in overlays. In the Overlays tab for the event, the message will now appear as a Text Overlay. Toggle Show to share the message with your audience.
- When disabled, all forms of Chat — including the On-stage chat between Hosts and Presenters, and the public Event chat — will be disabled.
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Pro Tip: Keep an eye on the event chat to maintain a safe environment for your attendees. Hosts can click the three dots next to a chat to delete a message, block an attendee from using the chat for the remainder of the event, or pin an important message in the chat interface. |
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People: This is where you can view a complete list of live attendees. Hosts and Presenters will have an identifying badge next to their names.
- When the Participants List is disabled, the participant list is hidden
- When the Participants List is disabled, the participant list is hidden
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Polls: Use Polls to collect audience feedback during the event. Polls can be published immediately or saved ahead of time. When disabled, the polling feature won’t be visible.
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Poll options include:
- Queue poll to be published later: Select this to publish a poll at a later time instead of immediately. These polls will appear with a Saved tag next to them. You can then select Publish Poll when you are ready.
- Display results only after the poll is closed: Toggle this on to publish your poll results at a later time instead of immediately.
- Show number of votes instead of percentages: Toggle this on to show the total count of votes as opposed to the total % of responses.
Once a Host launches a poll, they can:
- Vote in Poll: This gives Hosts the option to vote in the poll.
- Close Poll: This removes the option for the audience to vote on a poll. Existing votes are displayed.
- Delete Poll: This removes the poll from the audience's view.
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Note: Only the Host who created the poll can delete it using the trash icon. |
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Q&A: The Q&A feature will allow your attendees to ask questions publicly or privately to the Presenters and Hosts on stage. When disabled, the Q&A feature won’t be visible.
- Hosts can Add in overlays to display the question on stage for the audience to see. Only Hosts who add a question to overlays will be able to toggle it on the stage.
- Hosts can click the Answer by text icon to type a written answer. From there, you can check Mark Question as answered to move the question from the Unanswered tab to the Answered tab.
- Click the Mark as answered icon to move the question from the Unanswered tab to the Answered tab.
- Click the Delete and hide question icon to remove the question.
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Pro Tip: Customize Q&A options from the Settings tab. |
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CTAs: Create banners with customizable titles, subtitles, and links to drive audience action.
- Profile: This is where you can change your display name and avatar image.
Closed Captioning
This option is disabled by default.
Enable the closed captioning option to make the live stream video accessible for attendees, presenters, and hosts.
Once the video starts during the live stream, viewers can turn closed captioning on or off in the video player.
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Networking Circles
Networking Circles allow your attendees to network with each other in smaller groups or one-on-one conversations. Networking Circles are managed in the embed settings of your Splash Studio event.
Here’s what you’ll need to know to get started:
1. Activating networking
You can activate networking before, during, or after your live event.
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Note: Only Hosts can start and stop Breakouts. |
Pre-Event Networking
Before your event begins, you have the option to activate pre-networking to provide a space for your attendees to mingle with one another.
To activate pre-event networking:
- Enter the event as a Host.
- Click Breakout in the upper-right corner of the stage.
- Select Yes, Start Breakout.
Attendees will receive a notification that networking has started and can join any Circle with an open seat. If all seats are filled, an attendee will need to wait for a seat to open to join the Circle.
During Event Networking
You also have the option to activate the Networking Circles during a live event by following the instructions below.
- Enter the event as a Host.
- Click Go Live.
- Click Breakout in the upper-right corner of the stage.
- Select Yes, Start Breakout.
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Note: If you want to return to the Virtual Stage, you will need to click Go Live again. |
Post-Event Networking
You can choose to end the live session and activate post-event networking by following the steps below.
- Click End Session.
- Click Breakout in the upper-right corner of the stage.
- Select Yes, Start Breakout.
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Note: Your event will no longer be live once you click End Session. If you decide you want to bring attendees back to the Virtual Stage you will need to click Go Live again. |
2. In-Circle capabilities
All users can screen share — unless a Circle Owner is assigned – as well as apply a virtual background. This includes default and blurred backgrounds or the option to upload a custom image. To turn on a virtual background, click the three dots in the bottom right and choose Select background.
Additional Circle capabilities differ based on whether the participant is a Circle Owner or an attendee.
Circle Owners
You can assign designated facilitators for your Networking Circles called Circle Owners. Circle Owners can enter a Circle even when the seat count is full, as well as mute and remove attendees. Assigning a Circle Owner disables the ability for all other attendees to share their screens.
Attendees
Attendees can turn on their camera and microphone within a Circle. Each Circle includes its private chat, which is another way for attendees to engage with one another.
3. Ending Networking
When the networking portion is over, you can choose to bring guests back to the Virtual Stage or end the entire event.
To bring guests back to the Virtual Stage:
- Click End Breakout from either Backstage or the Networking Circles interface.
- Select Yes, End Breakout.
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Note: Your event will no longer be live once you click End Breakout. If you decide you want to bring attendees back to the Virtual Stage you will need to click Go Live again. |
To end the event entirely:
- Click End Breakout from either Backstage or the Networking Circles interface.
Preparing your Presenters
Splash Studio supports multiple Presenters per event. These are individuals who will join you on stage to contribute to the live event. See Joining the event for more information.
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Warning: Splash Studio requires Hosts and Presenters to join using Google Chrome. Please be sure to grant access to your microphone and camera when prompted. |
Presenters will be responsible for:
- Joining the event
- Understanding Backstage and Onstage
- Engaging with the audience
- Speaking to the Host and other Presenters
1. Joining the event
Hosts will need to add all Hosts and Presenters email addresses to the Hosting Details modal to have access to backstage controls and be able to go onstage. Event organizers must also add their email address to this form.
Once the email addresses have been added, Hosts can send an email invite by clicking Send Host Invites or Send Presenter Invites, or simply share the hosting link directly to the other hosts and presenters. The same email addresses entered here must be used to gain access to the backstage.
2. Understanding Backstage and Onstage
Once you join the event as a Presenter, you will be placed Backstage by default. You will be visible to other Hosts and Presenters but your audio will be disabled. You will not be able to move Onstage until a Host brings you up.
Here’s what a Presenter should do before going Onstage:
- Grant Splash Studio access to your microphone and camera from the pop-up window that appears. Be sure to select Allow for both.
- Use the instructions above to grant your device screen-recording access so you’re able to share your screen.
- Refer to the instructions above to learn how to navigate the stage controls. This includes changing your virtual background and sharing a video.
You can leave the stage at at any time by clicking Go Backstage. To leave the event entirely, click Leave Event.
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Note: Splash Studio supports 25 Hosts and Presenters Onstage at a time and 100 Hosts and Presenters Backstage. |
3. Engaging with the audience
Splash Studios offers the ability to engage with Hosts, attendees, and fellow Presenters through chat, Q&A, and polls.
Refer to the engagement tools listed above to see how you can get involved in the conversation.
3. Speaking to the Host and other Presenters
Use the On-Stage Chat to send messages to fellow Hosts and Presenters. These messages will not be visible to attendees.
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Note: Presenters are not able to speak with Hosts or fellow Presenters while Backstage. |
Rehearsing before the event
As a best practice, you should rehearse your run of show with your Hosts and Presenters prior to your event. All Hosts and Presenters should join the event using the Hosting Link.
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Link: Make sure to follow the Splash Studio Pre-Event Checklist during rehearsal. |
Along with your run of show, you should check the following:
- All Hosts and Presenters are equipped with the Splash Studio guide
- All Host and Presenter emails are added to the Hosting Details
- Microphone, video, and screen sharing are enabled
- Networking Circles are active
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Warning: Splash Studio stores chat, poll, and question data in the event. Be sure to use the Onstage chat instead of the Event chat. Make sure to only create polls and questions that you want to appear on the actual event as these cannot be removed. |
Hosting the event
After learning your way around Splash Studio and going through the run of show with your fellow Hosts and Presenters, it’s time to go live.
Make sure all Hosts and Presenters are prepared for to join the live event using the Hosting Link.
Going live and starting networking
Make sure that only the Hosts and Presenters who should be visible to attendees are Onstage.
You can move yourself or individual Hosts and Presenters offstage before going live by clicking the Move Offstage button. To move all Hosts and Presenters offstage at one time, click the Move Offstage button and select Move all offstage.
Notify fellow Hosts and Presenters when you’re ready to launch the event and then click Go Live. All Hosts will see a five-second countdown screen before the event is live.
If Networking Circles have been configured for your event, launch them using the Breakout button.
Ending your event
Click End Session to end your event, then Yes, End Session. If you’re using Networking Circles, click End Session and then select Breakout.
Creating an on-demand experience
Splash makes it easy to convert your live stream into an on-demand replay.
Each time you go live, Splash Studio generates a recording, called a replay. You can select which replay to publish so that new and existing guests can relive the experience.
Follow these steps to publish your on-demand replay:
- Click End Session to end your event.
- Click Set Replay and choose the reply for your on-demand experience.
- Click Save.
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Note:Hosts will have access to the backstage for 1-hour after the event end date and time. After that, they will see the replay like attendees do. |
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Link: Learn how to convert your registration page into an on-demand showcase by following the steps in this guide. |
Reporting on events
Splash provides you with valuable information about your Splash Studio events in the Guest List and Reporting tab.
In the Guest List of each event, you can find a breakdown of who attended. Splash statuses are defined below.
- Attending: Guests who registered for the event but didn’t check-in.
- Checked In: Guests who checked in and viewed the event. In some cases, these guests are not marked as Checked Out when they leave the Virtual Event Page due to browser limitations.
- Checked Out: Guests who checked in, viewed the event, and then exited the Virtual Event Page.
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Pro Tip: You can view Checked In Time and Checked Out times using columns in the Guest List. |
Splash's Reporting tab offers an account-level view of Splash Studio event activity.
To access these reports, follow the steps below.
- From your Events Dashboard, click the Reporting tab.
- Use the dropdown in the upper right to locate the Splash Studio Dashboard.
Here you'll find:
- Total Virtual Minutes Used: Virtual minutes equate to the number of minutes an attendee has viewed a live event. For example, if an attendee goes to an event with a 3-hour duration and only stays for one hour, then 60 virtual minutes were used.
- Networking Circle Unique Users: The number of unique audience members who have joined a Circle.
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Top Attendees: This table displays all the unique attendees who have joined a live event.
- Engaged Minutes: The total number of minutes each unique attendee was present within your live event.
- Event Count: The number of live events each unique attendee was present within.
- Monthly Live Minutes: The total number of live events in relation to the number of live minutes.
- Monthly On-Demand Minutes: The total number of on-demand events in relation to the number of on-demand minutes.
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