WebCasting / Live Streaming
WebCasting / Live Streaming Funerals
Live Streaming Funerals
Funeral Home
Live Streaming
Live streaming is on the rise and on track to double in size by 2021, making it a 70 billion-dollar industry.
WebCasting
Every major social media network has live streaming and webcasting as a service. Reaching out to potential clients all over the world is very simple.
This may strike you as not only an unpleasant subject, but also something you would never do. Still, we must discuss unpleasant topics.
My assumption is that everyone has heard of Live Streaming and WebCasting by now. I also assume that everyone understands that Live Streaming is essentially real-time broadcasting of an event over the Internet.
Participating in this phenomenon allows people and businesses to share corporate events, training videos, weddings, Bar/Bat Mitzvahs, Baptisms, birthdays, anniversaries, other religious rituals, concerts, and so on.
Another assumption is that we all want to share only the good things in our lives. What can be Live Streamed has no bounds.
I’m hesitant to bring up closure because it’s such an overused and meaningless word. For example, does closure come after the unexpected or violent death of a child? I’m going to end here. This is an extremely distressing subject.
Funeral Home
Across the country, funeral homes are now offering Live Streaming services. It includes the eulogy, as well as the opportunity for family and friends to speak words of love. It becomes a celebration of the departed’s life. To borrow a phrase, it is both a sad and a happy reminiscence of things past.