Keep the presenter with the show.
EventBlok Prompter gives presenters a calm, readable script display and gives operators the control needed for rehearsals and live delivery.
Session-linked scripts with voice-following support.
| surface | feed | state |
|---|---|---|
| Stage confidence monitor | presenter view | live |
| Operator laptop | mirror | live |
| Stream Deck | webhook | armed |
| Comfort monitor — FOH | mirror | live |
Scripts written in a document have hard references baked into them. "After the keynote", "joining us at two o’clock" — copies of programme facts that go stale like every other copy.
The script belongs to the block it is read in.
If the block moves, the script moves with it, and any programme facts inside it are the current ones. The prompter is not a separate workflow to re-sync.
- ✓Scripts attached to sessions and cues
- ✓Programme references stay correct
- ✓Written by the speaker, run by the operator
| surface | feed | state |
|---|---|---|
| Stage confidence monitor | presenter view | live |
| Operator laptop | mirror | live |
| Stream Deck | webhook | armed |
| Comfort monitor — FOH | mirror | live |
A clean, focused display for the presenter. Real control for the operator.
The operator is running the same running order the show caller is on, with the presenter’s words attached to the item currently live.
- ✓Presenter and operator views
- ✓Operator-controlled pace and position
- ✓Rehearsal and live timing support
The script moves at the pace the room is actually going.
Voice-following keeps the presenter connected to the show when they go off-script for a moment and come back, which they will.
- ✓Follows the presenter’s delivery
- ✓Operator can take over at any point
- ✓Steady, readable scroll under pressure
| slide | content | cue |
|---|---|---|
| 1–4 | Title + agenda | — |
| 9 | Demo clip · 0:48 | 03 |
| 17 | Revenue chart | — |
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The prompter reads the same running order as everyone else.
No separate re-sync
When the running order changes, the prompter has already changed.
Rehearsal counts
Rehearsal timings are captured and inform the projected running time of the real thing.
Calm on stage
Large, high-contrast type with no decoration. Nothing on that screen is decorative.
The operator’s tools.
A word to the stage
Send a short line to the presenter’s screen without breaking the script.
How long is left
Countdown against the session, driven by the running order rather than a stopwatch.
Cut and skip
Mark sections as cut live, and the presenter’s view reflows without losing their place.
The script should follow the person, not the clock.
Live delivery never runs at the speed it was written. The prompter follows the presenter, and the operator keeps a hand on it — both reading the same running order as the show caller.
Plan your branded event →Put the script where the show is.
Session-linked, operator-controlled and following the presenter rather than a fixed speed.