FreeStyle Opens Ful Daibu Plan To Indie VTubers At 1st Stage
The plan moves the upfront venue and production risk off individual performers and onto the operators, which is the cost barrier that keeps independent VTubers out of physical events.
Reporting from 1 source: PANORA.
FreeStyle, which runs the VTuber-focused live house 1st Stage, has started offering Ful Daibu, an event support plan for independent VTubers and VSingers. The plan is run with the event planning company AxisLink, which handles progress management and vendor and goods arrangements while 1st Stage covers the venue and technical side, including XR and AR performances. Organizers carry the basic venue and production costs, and performers receive 20 percent of event profit.
The arrangement splits the work. 1st Stage supplies the venue and the technical side, including transparent LED panels that stage VTubers on the stage and compositing for in-venue monitors and online streams. AxisLink takes production, from progress management to vendor arrangement and goods design.
Events are planned around what the performer does and wants, with live performances and fan meetings both covered. Support runs the length of the process: motion studio arrangement, key visuals and lyric motion ordered from creators, ticket and merchandise sales prep, and on-day sound, lighting, and operational staff.
- Ful Daibu: Event support plan for indie VTubers and virtual artists
- Live performances, fan meetings, and similar events: Planned according to the performer's activities and wishes
- XR live and AR live/AR streaming: Supported technologies at the venue
- No initial cost burden: Organizer covers basic venue and production costs
- 20 percent of event profit returned to performers: After event expenses are deducted from ticket, goods, and drink sales
- FreeStyle: Operates the plan and the 1st Stage venue
- AxisLink: Collaborating on event planning and management
Synthesized by Yomimono from the 1 cited source below, including Japanese-language reporting where cited, then editorially reviewed before publishing.