I never thought I would cry watching backstage footage... You guys really worship the Lord through your camera angles and video switching. I thank the Holy Spirit for people like you!
You guys kill it. Was just asked to step into a role as a PM for a larger church in NM.... This is goals for sure. Thanks for sharing. We have a long road ahead
This is amazing...love capturing how the tech team can worship with same intensity as the onstage team. Thanks for all the behind the scenes content you guys put out online, it’s really helping people in this season. Can I ask what intercom system you guys use?
Just incredible. Your sequencing when you hit the payoff from a big build is just great, Chad. I imagine your camera ops and you have a bond just like long time band mates have where you just know what they're thinking. Do you at least map out what zones they stay in or is it just kind of known based on camera number? Like 5 is almost always around the drums/guitars.
@@ChadVegas seriously is there a class or a recording anywhere that you walk people through this process? from camera placement to what you are looking for from those positions? If so I'd love to watch it. If not, please create this cuz we'd all love to watch it. Or can I just fly out to Redding and learn live in person?
Ryan Smith we’re working on something! Summer is our busy time here but as soon as we can we’ll be putting something together. That being said, you’re more than welcome to come down. Lol
Question: I noticed you don’t give too much direction to the camera ops. Do you have a pre production meeting to go over set lists, discuss certain cues during songs, and what shots you wanna get at what times, or is it just an always on mentality and you give freedom to the camera ops to get the shots they want? In that case, how would you build and consistent look and feel of the show?
Our ops are Pros at what they do. They know what we want to see so we allow freedom to be creative. We will send a setlist if we have one, normally we don't have one until right before the set.
I'm also curious, is there a pre service directions to the OPS? I do not hear much direction, or your ops are seasoned and know what shots you expect from their vantage points? Thanks Katt
Our ops are Pros at what they do. They know what we want to see so we allow freedom to be creative. We will send a setlist if we have one, normally we don't have one until right before the set.
Ahh Thank you for responding. As a TD who works with volunteers, I give thanks for the work they do. Your guys are GOALS. Thank you for sharing your bts. Great Inspiration ❤️
I never thought I would cry watching backstage footage... You guys really worship the Lord through your camera angles and video switching. I thank the Holy Spirit for people like you!
Man I love seeing how other teams run production
that cut at 9:24 was SO GOOD!
Arthur Bonus thanks man!
5:30 “dear Lord” 😂😂😂
This is beautiful!! Both Bethel and Elevation production teams are AWESOME! I work in TV and definitely get creative inspiration from you guys.
These videos are UNREAL! Thanks so much for sharing the work that goes into this!
This is INCREDIBLE! THANK YOU!
You guys kill it. Was just asked to step into a role as a PM for a larger church in NM.... This is goals for sure. Thanks for sharing. We have a long road ahead
Thanks man!
bruhhhhhh this is soooo LIT!!!!
Love these! Thanks for sharing!
Such beautiful way of worship
Wow. Just wow.
Thanks guys for sharing videos like this. Hope to see more of this in the future.
Muito incrível viu. Vocês conseguem dar vida ao louvor de uma forma espetacular. Parabéns.
This is amazing...love capturing how the tech team can worship with same intensity as the onstage team. Thanks for all the behind the scenes content you guys put out online, it’s really helping people in this season. Can I ask what intercom system you guys use?
That was incredible
Wow, that´s incredible take in minute 2:15, (Slow motion camera) making of?
Just incredible. Your sequencing when you hit the payoff from a big build is just great, Chad. I imagine your camera ops and you have a bond just like long time band mates have where you just know what they're thinking. Do you at least map out what zones they stay in or is it just kind of known based on camera number? Like 5 is almost always around the drums/guitars.
It is based on their camera position. They know from there what to get.
Thanks!
@@ChadVegas seriously is there a class or a recording anywhere that you walk people through this process? from camera placement to what you are looking for from those positions? If so I'd love to watch it. If not, please create this cuz we'd all love to watch it. Or can I just fly out to Redding and learn live in person?
Ryan Smith we’re working on something! Summer is our busy time here but as soon as we can we’ll be putting something together. That being said, you’re more than welcome to come down. Lol
Question: I noticed you don’t give too much direction to the camera ops. Do you have a pre production meeting to go over set lists, discuss certain cues during songs, and what shots you wanna get at what times, or is it just an always on mentality and you give freedom to the camera ops to get the shots they want? In that case, how would you build and consistent look and feel of the show?
Our ops are Pros at what they do. They know what we want to see so we allow freedom to be creative. We will send a setlist if we have one, normally we don't have one until right before the set.
Thanks for sharing! Great to see how a Tech team can worship in their craft! What is your Cam 8 running? Something like a slingshot / Flyline?
Defy Cable cam
How you did the slow motion?
This is so good. Thank you for worshipping through tech. I had a question about slo-mo. How do you trigger that?
Thanks! It’s a custom built box that was invented by one of our camera ops. You can find out more information at tritteninnovations.com
I came here to ask this same question. Only $9,000, no big deal.
how did you guys screen record your multi view and incorporate coms? Do you guys use clear com for coms?
At my church we use a HyperDeck to bring everything in
I'm also curious, is there a pre service directions to the OPS? I do not hear much direction, or your ops are seasoned and know what shots you expect from their vantage points? Thanks Katt
Our ops are Pros at what they do. They know what we want to see so we allow freedom to be creative. We will send a setlist if we have one, normally we don't have one until right before the set.
Ahh Thank you for responding. As a TD who works with volunteers, I give thanks for the work they do. Your guys are GOALS. Thank you for sharing your bts. Great Inspiration ❤️
@@kattmaxx1 Thanks we appreciate it!
Is your director also your TD? Are you operating the switcher while calling, or is someone calling and someone taking?
Carolina Longoria yes they are.
How do you do the slow motion?
We use a real time slow motion box that one of our camera ops invented. You can find out more information www.tritteninnovations.com/
How are you guys doing the slow mo?
Sorry. Just saw this. We use a box invented by one of our camera ops. You can find out more info at www.tritteninnovations.com/
Is everyone on wireless?
Only one person is on wireless.
How do you do that slow motion thing?