Production Musings

Oldie Video – Galatians 6

// May 28th, 2010 // 3 Comments » // Video

I’ve got some special projects in the making, including working through the technical details of permanently installing a center screen on stage. I’m not ready to blog about those things yet though. Until our next stage design, I’m having a good time pulling up some old videos for you. Enjoy.

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.

Oldie Video – Insecurity

// May 25th, 2010 // No Comments » // Video

Tim let me know this morning that I had already posted the previous ‘Hiccups’ video. Where is my memory going?

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.

Oldie Video – Hiccups

// May 21st, 2010 // No Comments » // Video

How about a few entries about oldie video’s we’ve created in the past that I haven’t posted? With this one, we were aiming to humorously illustrate the topic of “advice.” Where do we look for it? What kind of advice is it? Do we believe it? Why? Why not?

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.

Response Stage Design Part 2

// April 23rd, 2010 // 11 Comments » // Stage Design

This could be our most versatile stage design we’ve ever done. I was greatly satisfied at the number of looks we were able to achieve. Our friend Lester Hamrick loaned us 2 of his Elation Power Spot 250s for accents. Instead of talking, here are the photos:

To mimic the series graphic (see previous post)