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A church media team is built, not recruited. Walk every volunteer through four steps (Shadow, Assist, Solo, Train), run a simple Sunday huddle rhythm, put expectations in writing, and keep people by treating the team ...
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A church media team is built, not recruited. Walk every volunteer through four steps (Shadow, Assist, Solo, Train), run a simple Sunday h...
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When the media team asks for a new camera, ask what it's for before you ask what it costs. Here's what a pastor should own in church medi...
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A church media director's main job is packaging, not gear. What camera to buy (probably none yet), the five jobs that fill a strong week,...
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Church media priorities are strategy first, gear later. The next camera, another platform and new software can wait. Here is what to work...
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It is Thursday, they just told you they are moving, and Sunday is in three days. Here is the triage, and then the fix so it never happens...
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An app reaches the people you already have. It cannot reach the people you do not. Before you sign that contract, do the download math.
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Every church media team wants a better camera. Almost none of them need one. Here is what is actually making your video look cheap, and h...
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Your volunteers are not quitting because the work is hard. They are quitting because nobody ever told them what their job actually was. H...
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