VIDEO DIRECTOR
The Video Director plays a critical role in creating an excellent and distraction-free visual experience for both the in-person congregation and those joining through live broadcast. This role focuses on ensuring seamless video transitions, clear communication, and alignment with the overall flow of the service.
TRAINING
Here goes the training!
Welcome to Production
Below is a video of a past live broadcast. This is an oprtunity to get a feel for how we make cuts durring live worship.
Community of Faith Live
EXPECTATIONS
General Expectations for All Roles
Prepared
- Be on time for scheduled services and rehearsals.
- Come ready to serve, with a clear understanding of the service flow and your responsibilities.
- Review any pre-training materials or notes in advance.
Communicate Clearly
- Maintain open and clear communication with the Production Lead, Worship Leader, and team members.
- Respond promptly to direction and adapt to changes as needed.
Stay Engaged
- Remain attentive throughout the service, anticipating transitions and upcoming tasks.
- Avoid distractions to ensure you're ready for cues at the right time.
Serve with Excellence
- Perform your role to the best of your ability, focusing on clarity, consistency, and intentionality.
- Aim to eliminate distractions so people can focus on worship and the message.
Embody the Culture Points - GIFT
- Greet - Be Expectant - Set The Tone
- Initiate - Be Welcoming - You're A Sticking Point
- Follow Up - Be Intentional - Jesus Is Our Focus
- Thank - Be Authentic - Make It Personal
PRODUCTION STANDARDS
Visual Standards
Screen Content
- Accuracy: Ensure all slides, lyrics, and media are accurate and match the order of service.
- Timing: Transition slides and videos seamlessly to avoid delays or distractions.
- Resolution: Use high-quality images and videos that fit the screen resolution properly (e.g., 1920x1080 for most screens).
Media Execution
- Consistency: Maintain a consistent style across all slides (font, colors, and layout).
- Cues: Follow cues precisely, ensuring that lyrics, sermon slides, and videos align with what's happening on stage.
- Backup: Always have backup files or resources ready in case of technical issues.
VIDEO DIRECTOR DOCUMENTS