NYU Juneteenth Case Study — Visuals, Community, and Live Event Coverage
- Steve Lucin
- Jun 20
- 1 min read
NYU Juneteenth Case Study — Visuals, Community, and Live Event Coverage
The NYU Juneteenth Case Study captures how strategic visuals and live event coverage can elevate a cultural celebration—supporting speakers, performers, and community moments while keeping the audience fully engaged.
What we focused on
Clarity + Impact: Visuals that amplify speakers and performances without distracting from the message.
Coverage that Matters: Multi-camera capture to preserve moments from the stage and the crowd.
Show Flow: Cues and transitions paced to honor the tone of the program.
Deliverables: Short social cuts and a clean master so stakeholders can share and archive the event.
Visuals & show control
Screen strategy: Purpose-built looks for intros, performances, and remarks.
IMAG when needed: On-screen close-ups to bring expression and detail to the back of the room.
Audio/visual sync: Lower-thirds, slates, or title cards aligned with the run-of-show.
Why this matters
Events like Juneteenth carry history and heart. The right combination of visuals and coverage documents the day faithfully while giving organizers high-quality media for future storytelling, fundraising, and community outreach.
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