Gaming continues to be bigger than most Hollywood blockbusters. What are those audiences looking for? And how can Office Hours Global work alongside that group? We have a lot of similarities: technical interests in streaming, interactivity, community.
ASKED BY · Rajan S. · LOS ANGELES · 03 NOV 2026 · ▶ 00:29:23
Live game show production at conventions with interactive audience participation bridges high-end production with gaming culture; this stands apart from typical Twitch streams and creates engagement.
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29:19we've got more questions than we had 10 minutes ago. So let's go to the next one, Cindy. This one is from Rajan S. in Los Angeles. Gaming continues to be bigger than most Hollywood blockbusters. What are those audiences looking for? And how can Office Hours Global work alongside that group? We have a lot of similarities, technical interests in streaming, interactivity, community. Have any suggestions for them? So one of the things we talked about earlier,
29:46about going to conventions and things like that. And you see a lot of, if you've ever been to a gaming convention, you get a lot of the YouTube guys that come in there and they sit at their table and they're signing autographs or taking pictures or whatever. I did something completely different. I went into these conventions, me and my co-host, and we do, and I'm going to show you a picture here.
30:07We do an actual live TV show game show at these conventions. conventions and the reason we're doing that is to to bridge that gap to as as he's saying here to show the high-end production but bring people up onto a stage and i build these at different conventions i go to where we'll sit there and we'll play games like like this where we're
30:29challenging people in games and we're doing this live on camera and we'll we'll have 100 plus people with standing room only watching basically a comedy show about gaming and then having people from the audience come up to participate. And I think that is what's bridging that gap. There's a way that like he said about office, how can office hours get involved? This is a way. Don't go with the traditional
31:02play a video game and talk over it like you see on Twitch every day. it's been there done that it's old okay uh next question coming in from seattle washington guy cochran asks what words of encouragement do you have for our community members that want to start or grow a youtube channel so we know it's crowded but what are some of the can you have a couple
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