🎬 Planning the Chaos: Creating a Solo Show That Flows | Miss Jill and Ecamm

Wednesday, June 17, 1:00pm - 2:00pm (EDT)

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How do you prepare for a solo livestream?
By Week 3 of this new Wednesday experiment, Community Manager Jill has realized that the gear and tech are only part of the equation. The bigger challenge? Figuring out what happens before you ever hit "Go Live."
Do you map out a detailed run of show or keep a few bullet points nearby?
Do you think in segments, almost like mini episodes or recurring bits that give your show structure while still leaving room to have fun?
How do you balance being prepared enough to feel confident without scripting every second and losing the spontaneity that makes live video... live?
And then there's the stuff nobody talks about enough:
What if nobody shows up?
How much of your attention goes to the people watching live versus the people who might discover the replay days, weeks, or months from now?
Are you building an experience for the audience in the room, creating evergreen content for future viewers, or trying to do both?
This week, Jill is sharing what's working, what's still feeling awkward, and the questions she's actively wrestling with as she builds a solo show in real time.
Whether you're a seasoned host or still hovering over the "Go Live" button, join the conversation and share the lessons you've learned along the way.
🗓️ Wednesdays at 1 PM ET
💬 We'd love to hear from you in the comments:

What's one thing you wish someone had told you before hosting a solo livestream?
Do you use a run of show?
How do you balance preparation with being present?
Who are you creating for: the live audience, future viewers, or both?

Because sometimes the most valuable part of the show isn't having all the answers. It's learning together.

Add to Calendar 2026/06/17 13:00:00 2026/06/17 14:00:00 America/New_York 🎬 Planning the Chaos: Creating a Solo Show That Flows | Miss Jill and Ecamm How do you prepare for a solo livestream?
By Week 3 of this new Wednesday experiment, Community Manager Jill has realized that the gear and tech are only part of the equation. The bigger challenge? Figuring out what happens before you ever hit "Go Live."
Do you map out a detailed run of show or keep a few bullet points nearby?
Do you think in segments, almost like mini episodes or recurring bits that give your show structure while still leaving room to have fun?
How do you balance being prepared enough to feel confident without scripting every second and losing the spontaneity that makes live video... live?
And then there's the stuff nobody talks about enough:
What if nobody shows up?
How much of your attention goes to the people watching live versus the people who might discover the replay days, weeks, or months from now?
Are you building an experience for the audience in the room, creating evergreen content for future viewers, or trying to do both?
This week, Jill is sharing what's working, what's still feeling awkward, and the questions she's actively wrestling with as she builds a solo show in real time.
Whether you're a seasoned host or still hovering over the "Go Live" button, join the conversation and share the lessons you've learned along the way.
🗓️ Wednesdays at 1 PM ET
💬 We'd love to hear from you in the comments:

What's one thing you wish someone had told you before hosting a solo livestream?
Do you use a run of show?
How do you balance preparation with being present?
Who are you creating for: the live audience, future viewers, or both?

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