You can serve on cameras the traditional way! What’s traditional mean? You can sit behind the camera that’s seated on a tripod. You zoom, pan, follow and focus on what’s happening.

A more modern approach to operating camera. You can roam around the sanctuary, the stage and certain areas to get shots that bring the worship experience to life for the viewers online.

One of the most fun positions is operating the jib. Looks scary, but it’s not! Trust us. You can get great shots of the crowd, the whole sanctuary and have creative fun making the stream look just how it feels in the room.

We use the power of LED tech to make our stage presence the best we can. You can control what is seen behind the worship leaders. Leading the audience with the verses of the songs and playing great content behind to make an awesome worship experience.

You can capture the day! We want to share with the world what God is doing in his house during services. You can reach the world with excellence with your photography. Capture worship, kids, the lobby atmosphere and more. We have cameras, so don’t worry if you don’t.

Just like photography, you can capture in real time what’s happening during service, but with video! We want to show the world all that God is doing with snippets of services and events through reels, stories and short videos.

Without light, there’s nothing to see. You can set the atmosphere with colors and motion to enhance the worship experience. Heaven is colorful and God is light. Let’s make our atmosphere reflect His!

One of the most important positions is running sound. We want everyone to hear the message and worship without distraction. You can make that happen. You can run sound for the people in the room and also mix for those watching online.

You can engage with our online audience through interaction. We communicate and let everyone watching we’re with them. You can be encouraging and chat with people around the world. Also, you can provide the livestream with graphics like scripture, song references and lower thirds so people are in the know.