Women’s Alzheimer’s Movement (WAM) Forum – Live Broadcast
Why In Color Studios Was Chosen as the Live Broadcast Partner for the WAM Forum
Introduction: A Premiere Event for Women’s Brain Health
On May 19, 2025, the Women’s Alzheimer’s Movement (WAM) at Cleveland Clinic hosted its first WAM Forum at the Keep Memory Alive Event Center in Las Vegas. The event featured scientists, advocates, and researchers, celebrating progress in women’s brain health research and recognizing the work still ahead. For this high-profile occasion, In Color Studios was selected as the live broadcast partner to deliver a reliable, high-quality event experience to a global audience.
Technical Expertise and Production Infrastructure
In Color Studios was selected for its technical experience and production infrastructure, including:
4K streaming: Provided clear visuals that supported the professional and impactful nature of the event.
Multi-camera setup: Enabled coverage of keynote speeches, panel discussions, and audience reactions to support viewer engagement.
Mobile on-site crew and same-day setup: Allowed for an efficient setup on location, minimizing disruption and preparing the broadcast before the event began.
Event Understanding and Production Integration
The In Color Studios team demonstrated an understanding of WAM’s goals and the event’s significance, providing:
Turnkey production: Managed technical requirements from pre-production through post-event support, allowing WAM to focus on the event content.
Dedicated on-site support: Provided a mobile crew capable of handling technical needs and supporting broadcast reliability.
Reliable Four-Way Bonded Streaming
Maintaining continuous viewing was a priority and was supported through:
Four-way bonded streaming technology: Multiple internet connections created redundant pathways for the livestream, helping protect against network failures.
Redundant stream switching: Switching between connections helped keep the broadcast live and stable throughout the event.
A Cost-Effective, Flexible Solution
In Color Studios proposed a production setup designed to support efficiency and budget requirements:
Two-day production option: After reviewing the event schedule, the team identified the possibility of completing the work in two days instead of three while maintaining the planned coverage.
Flexible lighting and filming approach: Completing lighting on the first day and filming that afternoon could reduce the need for an additional setup day.
Conclusion: A Production Partner for the WAM Forum
In Color Studios combined technical experience, event-production planning, and reliable livestreaming systems for the inaugural WAM Forum. Its turnkey approach supported WAM in reaching audiences through a professionally produced live broadcast.