We want to reach a turnover
Posted: Tue Dec 10, 2024 5:08 am
However, Schmidt's entry into the moving image sector continued. For the current year, he aims to achieve a turnover of around 350,000 euros. The CEO also sees future growth opportunities in the video and events sector:
of 1.6 million euros in the event business in 2025. That is the turnover from the pre-corona period in 2019. And we want to further develop the streaming and TV business. The TV studio is my own 'baby'. We started it shortly after the outbreak of the pandemic and it has brought us three good years of turnover, says Beatrice Schmidt.
However, he describes the beginnings as less rosy. At the time of the coronavirus, he was still in charge of the events division of Industrie Medien, which collapsed immediately at the start of the pandemic. Instead, the development of virtual meetings, events and functions began. The staff received further training, including in programming. According to Schmidt, a green screen was needed, for example, to elevate these virtual events to a permanent, professional level, so the move to an in-house TV studio was an obvious step.
Also because 50% of the investment costs of the study, which cost around 180,000 euros, were financed by the Austrian government's "Digital Transformation" programme during the list of telegram users in malaysia coronavirus pandemic. The planning of the study began in spring 2020, the studio was built in the summer and the first broadcast of the event took place on 20 August 2020. The " Industry Magazine News " site launched in January 2022: a 30-minute format that operates live and on demand.
Weka Industrie Medien uses its own production, such as news or videos for specific events, but also external commissions. In the case of its own formats, the news is transferred to other brands, while third-party commissions result in promotional videos that can then be played on the company's own channels if required by the client.
The pilot project
The "News from the industry magazines" broadcasts live every Wednesday at 11.30 a.m. An IM bulletin reminds viewers of the start of the programme before it begins. The news programme provides information about Austrian industry in a moderate news format. In addition to the news, the 30-minute format includes a studio discussion, other contributions and, once a month, an economic compass explaining the current economic situation.
of 1.6 million euros in the event business in 2025. That is the turnover from the pre-corona period in 2019. And we want to further develop the streaming and TV business. The TV studio is my own 'baby'. We started it shortly after the outbreak of the pandemic and it has brought us three good years of turnover, says Beatrice Schmidt.
However, he describes the beginnings as less rosy. At the time of the coronavirus, he was still in charge of the events division of Industrie Medien, which collapsed immediately at the start of the pandemic. Instead, the development of virtual meetings, events and functions began. The staff received further training, including in programming. According to Schmidt, a green screen was needed, for example, to elevate these virtual events to a permanent, professional level, so the move to an in-house TV studio was an obvious step.
Also because 50% of the investment costs of the study, which cost around 180,000 euros, were financed by the Austrian government's "Digital Transformation" programme during the list of telegram users in malaysia coronavirus pandemic. The planning of the study began in spring 2020, the studio was built in the summer and the first broadcast of the event took place on 20 August 2020. The " Industry Magazine News " site launched in January 2022: a 30-minute format that operates live and on demand.
Weka Industrie Medien uses its own production, such as news or videos for specific events, but also external commissions. In the case of its own formats, the news is transferred to other brands, while third-party commissions result in promotional videos that can then be played on the company's own channels if required by the client.
The pilot project
The "News from the industry magazines" broadcasts live every Wednesday at 11.30 a.m. An IM bulletin reminds viewers of the start of the programme before it begins. The news programme provides information about Austrian industry in a moderate news format. In addition to the news, the 30-minute format includes a studio discussion, other contributions and, once a month, an economic compass explaining the current economic situation.