Right now our current Sunday mornings utilize live video IMAG, PPT/Graphics for sermon points and song lyrics, and sound reinforcement for audio. Looking at this images shows there are completely untapped areas of creativity. Areas like, CGI and holographics. I know I'm talking proper Hollywood madness, but if we as a church are about creating an environment where non-Christians can meet Jesus in a culturally relevant environment (which, at Sunridge we are) then we should think about it. Or how about theater? Our lighting system is set up for theater lighting more than video lighting but we don't do any dramas or theatric elements in a service. But the biggest thing that has my eyebrow raised like Mr. Spock is the big question mark intersecting between lighting and video. I have a sneaking suspicion that there is a huge potential for art in that area but I just don't know what? Lots of comments are welcome.
Saturday, October 30, 2010
We Are All Interdependent
Right now our current Sunday mornings utilize live video IMAG, PPT/Graphics for sermon points and song lyrics, and sound reinforcement for audio. Looking at this images shows there are completely untapped areas of creativity. Areas like, CGI and holographics. I know I'm talking proper Hollywood madness, but if we as a church are about creating an environment where non-Christians can meet Jesus in a culturally relevant environment (which, at Sunridge we are) then we should think about it. Or how about theater? Our lighting system is set up for theater lighting more than video lighting but we don't do any dramas or theatric elements in a service. But the biggest thing that has my eyebrow raised like Mr. Spock is the big question mark intersecting between lighting and video. I have a sneaking suspicion that there is a huge potential for art in that area but I just don't know what? Lots of comments are welcome.
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I don't know about new things, but it would be nice if whoever sets up the stage talks with the video crew (to make sure there are good camera angles), and lighting (to make sure everyone is lit well).
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