And another kinetic type video created by Colin Harman. We would use these to set up the talk with a preview of the Scripture being taught.

This is an animation / kinetic typography piece for Blue Ridge Community Church in Forest, Virginia. Narrated by Marilee Earle and created by Colin Harman.

Music: “Begin” by Jam Balls

A simple motion graphic for Blue Ridge Community Church during the “Leaving A Mark” series
Credits:
Original music by Judson Lee.
Voiceover by Todd Foster.
Sound Effects by Colin Harman.

High resolution space photos from NASA Hubble

This is a typographic animation that Colin Harman created in 2008. It is is referencing the text of Galatians 6 and was used a sermon intro bumper. We were looking for a creative way to ‘read’ the Scripture aloud prior to the teaching. It is narrated by Gary Rogers. If I recall, I used an EV RE20 mic for the audio capture. I’m a big fan of that mic for voiceovers.

I’m sure that today’s is one I haven’t previously posted.  This was a promo created by Tim Gosnell to setup a teaching on the topic. We all have insecurity about something.

Created by Tim Gosnell and Jeremy Wilkinson. Shot on Canon 7d, Sennheiser K6 series shotgun, Zoom H4N. Enjoy my cameo…but make no comments about the strength of my neck, head placementl, or any other attacks on my execution of such a delicate maneuver.

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This was a transition element we used to bridge the last baptism of each service into Steve Fee’s song “Glory to God.”  Tim Gosnell conceptualized this element and shot the footage. I helped interview people and edited this project. Tim did the final color adjustments and tweaks. Judson Lee wrote the music used underneath. A large group of vocalists kicked off the chorus Glory to God a cappella as the music culminates at the end.

We recently had a Baptism service in which 36 people who have decided to follow Jesus were baptized. The aim was to capture a brief description of what God is doing in their life. We have been in a series entitled “Leaving a Mark” focusing on being intentional about the kinds of marks we leave on the people in our lives. All of us are leaving some type of mark either positive or negative. For this project we posed the question, “How is Christ marking your life?” or “How has Christ marked your life?” This is a 1:30 short comprised of just a few of the responses we captured. Tim Gosnell shot and edited each clip. The individual clips were played as each person walked on stage to get into the horse trough we use as a baptismal tub. Shot on 2 Canon 7Ds, Sennheiser K2 Shotgun mic w/ the ME67 capsule were used for capturing audio. The audio was sync’d using Pluraleyes. Here’s a pic of Tim’s setup I took w/ an iPhone:

About the design:
- We wanted something warm
- We got the lanterns from The Paper Lantern Store (along w/ 15′ cables)
- Used 40 watt bulbs
- For power distribution, we found a great 12 outlet distro at Harbor Freight for $20. We replaced the ends from Edison to Stage Pin and it worked like a charm.

Between the 15′ extensions and the distros, we should have a really nice setup for future designs when we want to incorporate lots of dimmable incandescent fixtures.

The creative team was looking for a fun way to setup the fact that when we’re faced with issues and challenges in life we need to use caution when seeking for truth, for answers. We need to be able to discern truth from opinion as we walk through life together. The truths that God has communicated to us through the Bible will be the guide.

Take a look: (it’s my first cameo! which one am i?)

Hiccups from Tim Gosnell on Vimeo.

Tech specs:
Audio captured via Sennheiser K6 shotgun direct into camera
Video captured w/ Canon 7D, handheld
Lens, Canon 24mm, 1.4 L