My team created multiple game show episodes. Our stream would likely fall under the 'just chatting' category. We played what is in the box, never have I ever, and jeopardy. We had a host each round and a few contestants that rotated. We wanted something fun and enjoyable but still casual. 

I thought it was super fun creating panels for our twitch channel.  We had things split up a bit unconventionally because of schedules and who would be present for different parts of the process. I created the panels for the Twitch page and found free music to use for our streams. Different fonts and colors helped emphasize our individuality but still bring uniformity to our page. 

I think overall our stream was very successful. We had a lot of good details like good transitions and graphics. Although I spent most of my time in front of the camera, I know that our stream flowed very well, and we hit the time requirements.

Our first stream was tough because we had a lot of technical difficulties with camera and mics. We didn't have any props, but it still looked professional because we did it in the studio. Our second stream was better because we used the overhead mic, lights, and had an additional mic set up for our host. We also had more props and some plants to liven up the space. We had a countdown screen and intermission screen loaded into OBS to be used during wait times in your stream. 

For our third stream we had graphics on screen that showed the points in our game, count down and thanks for watching screens and some intermission screens with moving graphics. We also had intro and background music in addition to sounds for correct and incorrect answers.