Tech-Artists’ Proverbs
According to Merriam-Webster’s dictionary a “Proverb” is an adage, a saying often in metaphorical form that typically embodies a common observaRead More…
Where Video Production, the Arts & Faith Meet
According to Merriam-Webster’s dictionary a “Proverb” is an adage, a saying often in metaphorical form that typically embodies a common observaRead More…
If your church is like mine, you may still be running Standard Definition cameras, as well as projecting and streaming in SD. Mind you, I am not cRead More…
When I speak to tech-artist friends about 4K video for church productions I used get one of the following responses: [Me] “So what do you think Read More…
It may not surprise you to find out that online media giants like Netflix study the viewing habits of their subscribers. In a recent Wired MagaRead More…
Ever need to figure out how many gigabytes of storage your video recording will take at a certain resolution, frame rate or codec? Ever need toRead More…
A few years ago a TV show invited me to come by their set and take a look at their video projection system. The producers complained that the pRead More…
Things I Like: Nearly every day I use pCAM, a iOS app developed by Hollywood 1st AC David Eubanks. I started using pCAM way backRead More…
Or… “Things you need to know before buying your first camera.” I’ve heard it said that some churches purchase three PA systems before thRead More…
Humheads (sound/audio engineers), Sparkies (electrics), Rug Tuggers (convention expo workers), Vidiots (video engineers), NaRead More…
Many churches doing Imag on a budget turn to the Blackmagic Design’s ATEM as their switcher of choice. It’s an affordable option with a great deal Read More…