Filmed live on April 17th. We’ve used 4 SONY HD cameras, AVMATRIX video switcher. All camera and audio techs are volunteers in the church and not professionals.
Blackmagic CC 6k pro with Sigma’s 18-35. The topic of faith formation is so broad and our talent had so much to say that the real challenge was corralling it into a shorter video.
I just started at this parish as the videographer a couple of months ago. I shot my footage with a BMPC6kpro with a mix of zoom and cinema lenses. A couple of the shots came off our livestream cameras. The narration came from our pastor’s Easter Vigil sermon.
This video was created for our worship opening for Easter 2020. We were in lockdown and no one was coming to worship. It was shot with a Cannon T6 and edited in Premier. Nothing special. We made this film for a 2022 sermon series called Seven. It portrays John the Apostle exiled on the island of Patmos as he writes the seven letters to the churches from Revelation 2-3. We made seven different films (same visuals, different voice over) for the seven different letters. For the visuals, we used the Red Komodo with a 18-35 Sigma photo zoom. It was…
This video was created for our worship opening for Easter 2020. We were in lockdown and no one was coming to worship. It was shot with a Cannon T6 and edited in Premier. Nothing special.
I wanted to create an intimate feeling like a mother reading the Christmas story to her daughter, but I wanted it to feel like she was also reading to me (as a viewer) I wanted to make it feel intimate (all of the shallow depth of field) as well as a bit warmer than usual to give us all of the warm feels during Christmas time. Sony a7iii Sony 50mm 1.8 Aputure 300d with a globe
This video was for our online-only service on Dec 26th. The music portions were all tracked at different times in a makeshift studio space we set up in an office. Recording audio in the film location (a large lobby) would not have yielded useable audio. The tracks were all mixed down by a volunteer inside the church using protocols and waves plug-ins.
St. Mark Ministries Bloopers
One human project. I decided the night before shooting this that we should have a banner for our Ash Wednesday Service and that it be a cool video idea too. Shot on a hand held DLSR Sony A7 III, with some tripod work. This video has a shakiness / raw element that brings some humanity to the project and is also the outcome of trying to make the banner and the video at the same time while trying to keep the camera clean from my ash covered hands.