Stop going live. Start building a show.
You hit go live. Almost nobody shows up. Two days on how to fix that, so people actually watch, come back next week, and tell their friends.
Stop going live. Start building a show.
You hit go live. Almost nobody shows up. Two days on how to fix that, so people actually watch, come back next week, and tell their friends.
Set a reminder now so you don't miss it. Day 2 moves to Zoom, and only registered attendees get the link and the replays.
Register for Day 2 access →Set a reminder now so you don't miss it. Day 2 moves to Zoom, and only registered attendees get the link and the replays.
Register for Day 2 access →Most people already have something worth watching. What's missing isn't better gear, it's structure: a run of show, a way to spark real engagement, and a plan for what happens after you hit end stream. Over two days, Brandon Washington walks through exactly how he turns a single live stream into a show people come back for, using Ecamm start to finish.
Going live isn't the same as building a show people come back for.
A simple run of show turns random streams into something people can follow.
Overlays, lower thirds, and on-stream chat make people take you seriously.
Every episode can be a week's worth of clips, if you set it up right.
Most people already have something worth watching. What's missing isn't better gear, it's structure: a run of show, a way to spark real engagement, and a plan for what happens after you hit end stream. Over two days, Brandon Washington walks through exactly how he turns a single live stream into a show people come back for, using Ecamm start to finish.
Going live isn't the same as building a show people come back for.
A simple run of show turns random streams into something people can follow.
Overlays, lower thirds, and on-stream chat make people take you seriously.
Every episode can be a week's worth of clips, if you set it up right.
What's actually working right now, and what's just noise.
The structure Brandon uses to turn a stream into something people can follow.
Ways to get people talking, not just watching, live and in the replay.
The clipping and posting workflow Brandon runs every week: two clips a day on Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube Shorts, plus three to four long-form clips on YouTube, without extra work.
Lower thirds and on-stream chat, the small polish that Brandon has watched move active viewers up and down in real time.
What's actually working right now, and what's just noise.
The structure Brandon uses to turn a stream into something people can follow.
Ways to get people talking, not just watching, live and in the replay.
Lower thirds and on-stream chat, the small polish that Brandon has watched move active viewers up and down in real time.
The clipping and posting workflow Brandon runs every week: two clips a day on Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube Shorts, plus three to four long-form clips on YouTube, without extra work.
Two hours each day. Show up live for the Q&A, or catch the replay if you can't make it.
Meet Brandon and see what the next two days will cover.
What's actually working right now, and what's not worth your time.
The structure that turns a stream into something people can follow, plus live Q&A.
Ways to get your audience talking, live and in the replay, plus live Q&A.
The visual polish that makes a stream look like a show, plus live Q&A.
Streaming to Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok at once, plus the Ecamm feature most platforms don't have, closing Q&A.
Quick recap and what today covers.
How Brandon uses Uno Overlays to bring up lower thirds, step by step, with real before-and-after streams: active viewers dropped when he skipped them, and came right back the moment he brought them back.
How Streamlabs pulls chat onto the stream itself, and why replay watch time tends to run higher when it's on screen.
Bring your questions on graphics, overlays, and chat.
How one episode becomes a week's worth of content: two clips a day each on Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube Shorts, plus three to four long-form clips on YouTube, using Opus Clip and Taja.
Live questions, plus next steps for building your own show.
Two hours each day. Show up live for the Q&A, or catch the replay if you can't make it.
Meet Brandon and see what the next two days will cover.
What's actually working right now, and what's not worth your time.
The structure that turns a stream into something people can follow, plus live Q&A.
Ways to get your audience talking, live and in the replay, plus live Q&A.
The visual polish that makes a stream look like a show, plus live Q&A.
Streaming to Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok at once, plus the Ecamm feature most platforms don't have, closing Q&A.
Quick recap and what today covers.
How Brandon uses Uno Overlays to bring up lower thirds, step by step, with real before-and-after streams: active viewers dropped when he skipped them, and came right back the moment he brought them back.
How Streamlabs pulls chat onto the stream itself, and why replay watch time tends to run higher when it's on screen.
Bring your questions on graphics, overlays, and chat.
How one episode becomes a week's worth of content: two clips a day each on Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube Shorts, plus three to four long-form clips on YouTube, using Opus Clip and Taja.
Live questions, plus next steps for building your own show.
Brandon Washington is a filmmaker, content creator, and live streaming expert who has spent years turning his own live show into a place people show up for every week. He's the founder of Unsensored, where he hosts unfiltered conversations for filmmakers and creatives, and he runs the Creative Fam Academy, training aspiring creators in storytelling, business strategy, and video production.
Brandon is now a full-time content marketing specialist at Ecamm, bringing that same live streaming and video expertise in-house, so everything in this workshop comes from his own show, not a script. He'll walk through the exact run of show, overlays, and repurposing workflow behind it, live, so you can see what it actually takes to build one of your own.
Brandon Washington is a filmmaker, content creator, and live streaming expert who has spent years turning his own live show into a place people show up for every week. He's the founder of Unsensored, where he hosts unfiltered conversations for filmmakers and creatives, and he runs the Creative Fam Academy, training aspiring creators in storytelling, business strategy, and video production.
Brandon is now a full-time content marketing specialist at Ecamm, bringing that same live streaming and video expertise in-house, so everything in this workshop comes from his own show, not a script. He'll walk through the exact run of show, overlays, and repurposing workflow behind it, live, so you can see what it actually takes to build one of your own.
If you've been going live without much to show for it, or you haven't started because the tech feels like too much, this is for you.
If you've been going live without much to show for it, or you haven't started because the tech feels like too much, this is for you.
No. This works whether you're just getting started or you've been going live for a while and want better results.
Brandon streams with Ecamm plus a few extras like Uno Overlays, Streamlabs, and Opus Clip and Taja for repurposing, but the ideas apply no matter what you're using to go live.
Yes. Both days are free to attend live, no catch.
Register anyway. Everyone who signs up gets the replay for both days.
Yes. This workshop is built for shows just getting started, not just channels that already have one.
No. This works whether you're just getting started or you've been going live for a while and want better results.
Brandon streams with Ecamm plus a few extras like Uno Overlays, Streamlabs, and Opus Clip and Taja for repurposing, but the ideas apply no matter what you're using to go live.
Yes. Both days are free to attend live, no catch.
Register anyway. Everyone who signs up gets the replay for both days.
Yes. This workshop is built for shows just getting started, not just channels that already have one.
Save your seat for this free two-day workshop with Brandon Washington and Ecamm.