Video Production in the Church

And then God said, “Let there be video. And it was good.”

Churches all across the world have been finding uses for video to communicate their message and connect to their community.

Pastor Troy McQueen of Kelowna 7th Day Adventist Church in Kelowna, British Columbia, Canada, has been producing rich media content around church productions for years.

A natural technophile who began by performing basic AV tasks for the church, Pastor Troy began to take on and become comfortable with more advanced AV production. Coupled with this growing comfort in the production world, he also began to realize how powerful things like audio and video can be to connect the church with its community, especially when delivered online.

“We are in a media society now,” McQueen notes, mentioning that his church wants to continue to connect with people in the way they are taking in the world, such as online. Media facilitates that connection through convenience and posterity. He notes, for example, that prior to posting video to his website, traffic was 10,000 page views per month. After adding video, traffic jumped to 90,000 page views per month. Video seems to be working.

This is the beginning of an interview and written article posted on ScribeMedia.org with myself, Troy McQueen, talking about video production and technology in today’s churches.

Read the rest of the article below:

Article posted on ScribeMedia.org http://www.scribemedia.org/2008/11/12/video-in-the-christian-community-pastor-troy-mcqueen/

One Response to “Video Production in the Church”

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