The Top 15 Streaming Upgrades Any Church Can Do
By Jim Bask
Is your live stream everything you want it to be? If not, it’s likely that budget is part of the reason why. Here, some simple (inexpensive) improvement measures. It’s probably easy to […]
Is your live stream everything you want it to be? If not, it’s likely that budget is part of the reason why. Here, some simple (inexpensive) improvement measures. It’s probably easy to […]
My primary goal with every church congregation I work with is simple: enhance the worship experience.
I want members to walk away from worship feeling like they’ve worshipped God. I want the people who work in the control room to walk in, confident in their abilities to deliver video and audio to the congregation with no mistakes. On the flip side, if my suggestions:
In the nine years I’ve spent in my current role as production director [at Church of the Highlands in Birmingham, Ala.], I’ve learned some tips and tricks that can be applied to any video directing situation in any church. Regardless of the goal of the finished product, I feel that if a live video director can focus on these simple ideas, it will help improve the end product.
A directing mistake sparked Grace Church to develop a video philosophy. The result is a common language to communicate what success looks like to the staff and volunteer video team.
A common question I often answer when working so closely with the video production teams at many churches in my profession and as a volunteer in my local church community is, “Why would I want to stream my service? Won’t providing the ability to watch it online keep people from coming in person?”
Churches and other places of worship bring people together through the meeting of religion and community. While tradition and word-of-mouth have been popular methods for expanding a church’s reach, there are other options now available in the era of modern technologies.
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