Keeping It Simple: Seven Key Elements In Properly Training An A/V Team
Lessons learned over the years about how to train, deploy, and develop a functioning crew, regardless of their experience.
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Lessons learned over the years about how to train, deploy, and develop a functioning crew, regardless of their experience.
We’re now into the 9th month of the pandemic. Church members have learned to go to church via technology. However, many members have continued to utilize the virtual church because they don’t have an incentive to return. Here are ideas to help get them back in the door.
We strive to make sure services and events sound great, but do they look good? Lights can be crucial in creating a “feel” by setting a mood/tone. Here’s a primer on the fundamentals of lighting tech.
This time we look at risks of a more non-technical nature that are important to understand as well.
Addressing one of the most-asked-about topics in audio as well as a focus on an ongoing area of high interest and effective ways to say “thank you” to the tech team.
A significant sample size in helping to advise on best practices for reopening, plus some tips you can use right now.
Guidelines on how integrators can and should manage and minimize the main, definable risk factors.
Churches are the light in this very dark world and provide hope for us all. Take the time to plan now for next year so your church can continue to reach your community.
Among employees who report burnout, 35 percent say it is attributable to COVID-19 circumstances, up from 25 percent in April.
Nearly every church selects a group of people to lead a renovation or building project.
You might call them a “vision team,” “building committee,” “expansion board,” or some other creative name, but their role will be the same: to assist the staff and leadership in the myriad of decisions the church will be facing during the project.
