Introducing the PTZ cameras that are revolutionizing the way churches produce videos! For years, finding top-notch PTZ cameras was a struggle, but that all changed with the JVC KY-PZ400 and KY-PZ200. Freedom House Church in Charlotte, North Carolina, got the chance to put these cameras to the test, and the results were amazing.
In a blog post for ChurchProduction, Deidra Blackmore highlights the positive experience of Bethany Place Baptist Church in Chesterfield, Virginia, with PTZ cameras from PTZOptics. Andrew Ryan, a production team volunteer, praises the reliability and ease of use of PTZOptics cameras, emphasizing their solid build and versatility in various applications and lighting conditions.
On Today’s Broadfield Liquid Lunch, Jim discusses with James from Canon how Canon cameras can help elevate the production capabilities in Houses of Worship.
Embarking on a journey that seamlessly blends decades of industry expertise with cutting-edge technology, Andre Bruce, a former television news reporter and producer, has transformed the video ministry at Above & Beyond Fellowship in Spring, Texas. Bruce’s dedication to excellence and passion for the JVC brand culminated in a remarkable story of progress and innovation.
The blog post “How to Choose a Video Production Switcher/Mixer that’s Right for You” by Edgar Shane for JVC provides valuable insights into selecting the appropriate video switcher for different applications, focusing on the needs of live events such as church services and livestreaming. The author emphasizes the significance of video switchers in capturing content from multiple camera angles, seamlessly switching between shots, and enhancing production with live effects features.
Watch this video from Panasonic Connect North America where they show how Cottonwood Creek Church uses Panasonic Connect’s KAIROS live production platform, PTZ and studio cameras to expand its house of worship space and make both remote and in-person worshippers feel welcomed. Programs, sermons and events at Cottonwood Creek are run on the Panasonic Connect ecosystem and used by the church and the surrounding community.
The blog post “Achieve Your Hybrid Worship Goals with a Connected Ecosystem of AV Tech” by Steve Milley for ReligiousProductNews discusses the increasing trend of churches adopting hybrid worship formats and how a connected ecosystem of AV (Audio-Visual) technology can assist in achieving the goals of engaging both in-person and remote attendees.
Mark Hanna recently posted his first impressions of the new JVC KM-HD6 mini 6-channel multi-format streaming video switcher. With that price point and a no-frills approach to what the switcher can do, this system was built with churches in mind: built for volunteers with limited training and churches with limited resources.
Church Production recently posted a blog to their article discussing KAIROS from Panasonic. KAIROS from Panasonic is a next-generation video production platform that provides real-time, IT-enabled processing for live events and broadcasts, allowing for flexible and scalable video production.
Livestreaming has definitely been a game-changer for churches during the pandemic. It has allowed them to connect with their congregations and communities in new and innovative ways, and reach a wider audience beyond their physical locations. John Porterfield’s experience and expertise in the field of livestreaming is invaluable, especially for churches that are new to this technology or looking to improve their current livestreaming setup.