Unlike conventional video production, most of this project was an entirely different beast—live, interactive, and unforgiving of mistakes. The process had to be designed for rapid execution, leaving no room for delays. Given the 2-3 live sessions per day, the first challenge was generating hundreds of slides weekly. Since the classes were heavily dependent on visual explanations, presenters needed to write, draw, and annotate in real-time. This meant Wacom tablets were used to overlay handwritten notes onto slides, mimicking a virtual whiteboard experience. With over 500 sessions produced, the challenge wasn’t just executing them but maintaining a sustainable production model. The workflow was continuously optimized to handle peak load periods, allowing multiple teams to work in tandem without bottlenecks.