Year in Review: Overcoming thE Challenges of Covid-19
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The COVID-19 pandemic has affected Esplanade and the entire performing arts industry. The physical safety of our public, artists, crew, contractors and staff continues to be our priority.

Read on to see how with resilience, creativity and the help of digital technology, we continued to produce art, engage with our audiences, maintain our spaces and stay connected as a team.

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IN THE SPOTLIGHT

Raymond Yeo

One of the individuals in the hot seat of livestreaming performances shares how it was done technically.

As Esplanade works towards becoming a digital performing arts centre, one of the key thrusts was how the centre deep dived into livestreaming and the recording of performances when COVID-19 struck.

Meet Raymond Yeo, System Specialist in the Technical Production department at Esplanade – Theatres on the Bay. Raymond, or Baba as he is fondly known, has been integral in the livestreaming and digitalisation of programmes together with colleagues in Digital Marketing, Information Technology and Technical Production. He also came up with the idea of an asset management system in Es...

Meet Raymond Yeo, System Specialist in the Technical Production department at Esplanade – Theatres on the Bay. Raymond, or Baba as he is fondly known, has been integral in the livestreaming and digitalisation of programmes together with colleagues in Digital Marketing, Information Technology and Technical Production. He also came up with the idea of an asset management system in Esplanade, so that everyone from production managers to technicians have access to the same inventory. Watch the video to find out more about his job.

This film was created by students of LASALLE College of the Arts, as part of Esplanade’s Community Video Mentorship 2021 programme.

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