Archive for the ‘VISUAL WORSHIP’ Category
Previously, on worshipVJ.com:
- There is something powerful when people come together to create.
- Both of those guys (Camron & Nate) rank at the top of my list of creative people I know. … But as we focused on communication and our friendship, we all learned to die…
read moreThere is something powerful when people come together to create. You see, when it comes to playing videos, I’m pretty much by myself, choosing the videos I want and doing it my way. Sure, there’s community with the band, leader and production guys, and a hope for some sense of “community” with the people…
read moreAs most of you know, a few weeks back Camron Ware & I both blogged about our upcoming mission trip to Asia. If you don’t know the story, go read those posts & watch the video. One of the necessary inconveniences of doing this is the cost involved…time, energy, money, etc… totally…
read moreI wish I could fast forward 2010 and see how it all turns out…I’m sure if I knew the outcomes of certain things, I might choose to live my story differently…maybe some things I wouldn’t place so much importance on, and some things & people I might pay attention to a little more. Who knows……
read moreIn just a month, Nate, Camron & I set out for Asia. We’re going to lead visual worship & encourage those who have been serving long-term throughout the year. But instead of writing a long letter about it all, and since this is a blog about video, I…
read moreThere are many factors that contribute to this journey of “visual worship” i’m on. New software versions, cool loops with that latest edgy effect, creative “out of the box” (or “in the box“…haha) projection techniques, etc… these are all good and noteworthy things. But one thing contributes more than any of those combined, and…
read more“Then something happened, and the visual layer of worship was stripped out of the Church.” (excerpt from the “Story” page.)
Understanding the history of visual worship is a vital piece in forming one’s philosophy. Honestly, this is an area of discussion that intimidates me, but when i dive in, i find it…
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