As more congregation members seek an experience in their worship service, adding video displays around your house of worship can be a great idea. Depending on your community's needs and goals, some displays can show live service coverage based on your live stream or a...
Moving video walls could indeed become a trend in houses of worship, especially in larger congregations or those looking to enhance their worship experiences with technology. At InfoComm 2024, I saw the LG Booth and stopped in my tracks. It really drew attention as...
YES, they are out there! Many houses of worship continue to live stream their services. Live streaming has become an integral part of how churches and other religious organizations reach their congregations, especially since the COVID-19 pandemic. The pandemic...
As more and more churches begin streaming services online, issues related to copyright are on the rise. As you may already know, copyright issues can make or break a Sunday morning service live stream. Your church’s stream can suddenly be muted or stopped from...
Planning is vital to the success of any production. Without a plan, your video likely won’t succeed in conveying your message to your congregation — if it gets produced at all. In the right hands, a camera is an incredibly effective storytelling tool — so it’s...
You can broadcast your house of worship service virtually anywhere with the appropriate technology and permissions. Here's how: Online Streaming Platforms: Use online streaming platforms such as YouTube, Facebook Live, Twitch, or Vimeo to broadcast your services to a...
1. Is live streaming staying around? Yes, live streaming is likely to continue growing and remaining a significant part of online content consumption for the foreseeable future. Several factors contribute to its staying power, According to a recently information...
Incorporating new editing, streaming, and video techniques into your house of worship can greatly enhance the overall experience for congregants, whether they're attending in person or remotely. Many churches see success streaming or recording services to share online...
Training new house of worship tech team members on video streaming involves imparting both technical skills and an understanding of the unique requirements of streaming live events in a religious setting. Here's a comprehensive guide to help you train your team:...
In today’s world, technology is a part of everyday life. It's the main mode of communication, but not many people know that audio visual integration plays a big part in this necessity. Whether you're doing an event or a live performance, you rely on this modern...
Live streaming your worship service is a popular and rewarding way to connect with your followers, showcase your skills, and share your passion. However, it also requires a lot of equipment, such as cameras, microphones, lights, computers, software, and cables. How do...
As technology has progressed, so, too, have the cables we need for our devices. Even though many manufacturers are moving to wireless solutions, you'll likely always need some form of cable. Video Streaming, video editing, projectors, video wall processors,...
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