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tab on our webpage, attending these events live allows participants to chat with one another, as well as a chat moderator who forwarded pertinent questions to the panelists. The virtual event platform also provided the ability to explore related links to articles and videos that expanded upon the discussion. Our industry has changed in many ways, but not with respect to the importance of people. We are an industry built on human connections; the personal relationships that bond us together. This is true not only as it relates to the connections we build that enable professional opportunities, but for what we learn from each other and explore together that ultimately allows us to use sound in masterful ways to connect our stories with audiences. Possibly the most beautiful aspect of this new virtual offering from the CAS is that, now more than ever, we can encourage networking amongst our members from all over the world. We have seen an incredible amount of "Play It Don't Spray It" panel: Top, left to right: David Barber CAS, Marc Fishman CAS, Gabriel Guy CAS. Bottom, left to right: Will Files CAS, David Fluhr CAS, Karol Urban CAS MPSE Left: The Zaxcom event panel analyzes a Zaxcom-powered bag. From top to bottom: Peter Devlin CAS,Michael P. Clark CAS,Antoin Cox CAS, Gene Martin,Mathew Price CAS,Tony Johnson CAS. unprecedented national and international engagement and have enjoyed very high audience retention. Our intention is to continue to produce virtual content to enrich your membership, even after the world returns to a more open state of physical interaction. To view recordings of the CAS Summer Event Series 2020, go to https://cinemaaudiosociety.org/ category/events/ Above, the El Camino panel, left to right: Marti Humphrey CAS, Nick Forshager, Todd Toon. Bottom, left to right: Larry Benjamin CAS, Phil Palmer CAS, Kevin Valentine