Casting Light in Church Tech
Sometimes the team members and volunteers we mentor are suffering in a silent way, and that gives us an opportunity to shine God’s light at the end of their tunnel. Read more
On Getting a Good Drum Sound
A tour sound and studio veteran weighs in on what it takes to get church percussion sounding just right. Read more
Budgeting for Church Technology During COVID
Equipment expenses can be a tricky subject right now, but the conversation with leadership is unavoidable. As tech team leaders, we must be able to discern and articulate what's truly needed for our ministries to function. Read more
Digital Displays, Worship, and the Word
Manufacturers of video walls and displays “get” where you’re coming from as church techs. Take a look at their problem-solving approaches with the church clearly in mind. Read more
The Oil of Church Tech Unity
Without unity, we’re like an engine running without oil, doomed to overheat and break down. But together, we can offer up our collective best. Read more
The Importance of Being a Technical Mentor
The investment by older techs sparks a passion for technical ministry. We spend 5 Minutes with 23-year-old Tech Director, David Mendoza, Mount Paran Church, Atlanta, Georgia. Read more
Better Engagement: Using Remote Camera Controls in Zoom
While we can no longer shake hands with our fellow community members in regular services or other worship-related events, we can comfortably meet with them over Zoom. Read more
Mic Technique: The Ultimate Analog EQ
I’ve got a challenge for you audio engineers: step away from the EQ. Remove it from your set of tools next time you mix. Read more
Overcoming Doubt: 3 Truths for Church Techs
Now is a challenging time in tech ministry, even more so than usual. So it's reassuring to know that it's not about us being able to execute everything perfectly. It's about what God can do through us when we are willing to simply try. Read more
The Stage and the Studio
The stage and the studio are two entirely different creatures with entirely different purposes. What is the right direction for your church, and should you consider a hybrid of the two? Read more
Christmas 2020 Meets the Prepared Church Tech
This promises to be a Christmas season unlike any other we’ve experienced in the church world. Here are 5 prep tips to help you be ready for anything. Read more
DigitalGlue Announces Game-Changing Collaborative Storage Solution for Churches
The creative.space //ROGUE provides your church’s production team a simple-to-use, blazing fast shared storage solution that drastically increases productivity at a price point of $199/month for 48TB that any church can afford. Read more
The Power of "I Don’t Know"
There’s a distinct danger that comes when we begin to believe that our position of leadership comes from our expertise (enter ego). The real trouble is this: this type of thinking can “render our hearts deaf” to others’ voices—and ultimately, to God. Read more
Secrets to Great Webcast/Broadcast Audio
A good audio signal is more important than high-quality video. You cannot keep the attention of remote viewers on your broadcast or video streaming if the audio is poor. What constitutes good broadcast audio? Here's what an expert says. Read more
Canon EOS C70 4K Digital Cinema Camera Packs Cinema EOS Imaging Features Into Still Camera Ergonomics
The First Cinema EOS Camera with an RF Mount, this New Compact and Lightweight Model Features a Super 35mm Dual Gain Output (DGO) Sensor, DIGIC DV7 Image Processor, and 16+ Stops of Total Dynamic Range Read more
4 Smart Steps to Keep Your Film Team Safe
With pandemic protocols shifting at every turn, church film teams can benefit from practicing these no-nonsense safeguards. Read more
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