Top 3 Traits of a Successful Church Tech Training Program
When it comes to building an effective training process, there are three main qualities that the process must have. Here's a hint: Benchmarks are key. Read more
Church Techs Talk Lighting Console Selection
Three seasoned veterans give advice on how to choose the ideal lighting console for your church. In the end, it's an individual choice based on unique application. Read more
First Impression: Countryman H7 Cardioid Headset Microphone
The H7 cardioid headset allows you to eliminate as much ambient noise as possible while capturing pristine sound from an almost invisible headset mic. It also comes with a tough-as-nails cable and can persevere through a sweat storm. Read more
New Approaches to Vocal Effects
It’s easy to get caught up in new toys, but chances are you are not using your current audio effects to their full potential. Read more
3 Steps in Managing Tech Team Mistakes
Whether you're leading a tech team or serving on one, there will be mistakes--they go with the territory of live-production. But the good news is, they don't have to define your church service or your team. Instead, they can be opportunities. Read more
First Impression: Sony XVS-1M/E Pack and XVS-2M/E Pack Production Switcher System
Powerful modularity makes the XVS-1M/E Pack and XVS-2M/E Pack great options for a growing church, CPM's reviewer notes. Read more
Why Monitor Mixes Change
What changes between rehearsal and performance? Generally, it comes down to one thing. Adrenaline. Read more
10 Ways to Be a More Effective Church Media Director
This straightforward list from filmmaker Phil Cooke can help make you a better media director from the first read-through. Some highlights: find a mentor, stop hiring people like you, get on your pastor's wavelength, and learn better people skills. Read more
How to Cultivate an Artistic Approach to Mixing Sound
If you want to take your mixing to the next level and set a tone for your church’s services, you've got to put your heart into the art. Read more
Who's the Strongest Member in Your Tech Team's Planning and Execution?
You have a lot to accomplish and little time to do it, if you're on a church tech team. Remember to draw on your team's strongest player right up front--Jesus. Read more
Finding the Right Level of Production for Your Church
What is good production and what is simply distraction? There can be a fine line between powerful ministry and entertainment flash. Consider these three things when crafting a production style and tone that's right for your worship services. Read more
First Impression: K-array Rail Loudspeaker Lighting System
In addition to tightly controlled audio coverage, Rail offers an electrified track llighting option for ceilings and walls, where small lights can be positioned anywhere on the rail and held in place with a magnet. Read more
What Faith Sounds Like: Portable Florida Church Creates Signature Sound
Multisite Faith Church in West Palm Beach crafts an audio style all its own. Read more
Has “Pray Without Ceasing” Been Replaced With “Work Without Ceasing”?
It's time to see prayer differently. Do not let your prayer time be limited to a time or a place. Prayer is the most powerful connection God gives us. Read more
5 Drone Shots Every Church Filmmaker Should Have in Their Back Pocket
When it comes to drone cinematography, less is almost always more. And yet, a few strategically captured drone shots can oftentimes lend a God's-eye perspective in a powerful way that no other single shot can. Read more
Truss 101: What Church Techs Need to Know About a Staging Staple
Often taken for granted, truss is a vital structural, as well as visual element in your stage designs. We offer some ideas, clarity and direction on this critical staging component. Read more
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