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TECHNOLOGIES FOR WORSHIP CONFERENCE AT ENTECH 2008 SEMINAR SCHEDULE 
Monday, February 11th, 2008 Tuesday, February 12th, 2008 Editing Part 1: Software Interface, Media Capture and Basic Logging 10:00am-12:00 noon This session will feature practical experience with Final Cut Pro HD, with hands-on experience to audience volunteers during the session. In this seminar you will learn how to capture your assets including video , audio, CD's, and graphics, the basic interface to the editing software, setting up bins and and planning your edits. Naming conventions and data management will be discussed. We will utilize the raw footage shot in Seminar II. This seminar is designed to build upon the previous session, but please come and join us for any or all! Taught by Dan Stark, President, Stark Raving Solutions Editing Part 2: Editing with the Timeline, Transitions and Graphics 1:00pm-2:30pm In this seminar you will learn basic editing techniques and be able to get some hands-on experience with one of the most popular editing packages today, Final Cut Pro HD. You will learn about the timeline, working with multiple tracks, transitions and imported graphics. You will also learn how to output your file and the variety of media that can be used for your distribution needs, including DVD. We will show a finished project from a church client, and go through how to assemble the raw media to achieve the finished piece. Taught by Dan Stark, President, Stark Raving Solutions Introducing Change Without Offending Almost Anyone 3:00pm-4:30pm This class will focus on what takes place when change is implemented -- and the non-negotiable aspects of building healthy technical teams, both spiritually and in task. Topics include: Defining Change From A Traditional To A Contemporary Style Of Worship, Your Target Audience, Behind Every Healthy Team Is A Healthy Leader, Communication Techniques, Avoiding Burn Out, Growing Spiritually Comes Before Task and more. Taught by David Rauch, Principal Consultant, Bridge Communications Wednesday, February 13th, 2008 Affordable High Definition Video?? 10:00 am -12:00 noon New advances in HD technology such as HDV and lower-cost HD video cameras are making high definition video available and affordable to more ministries than ever before. This class will evaluate some of the new and emerging high definition tools, providing a basis for assessing your readiness for evolving and available technologies. We will discuss some of the practical applications of these technologies. Taught by Dan Stark, President, Stark Raving Solutions Building A Video System 1:00 pm-2:30 pm HD, SD, NTSC, PAL, Y/C, COMPOSITE, COMPONENT - the list of usable video formats is large and sometimes confusing. This class is for Technical Director and Media Minister planning video systems who must decide which formats to support, the impact of format choices to worship production and how to migrate to different formats in the future. Whether working with an existing video system or building one, it’s critical to be able to communicate to senior pastor and leadership team the impact different format choices will have to their worship experience and how they can re-use production media. This class will help you to build an appropriate infrastructure for the video system that meets current needs and is expandable for future needs. We will describe to you the various formats of video from Analog to HDTV and discuss how these different formats impact picture quality. We will give a framework for making format choices based on current equipment, infrastructure capability, current and future production needs, distribution requirements and budget. Taught by Dan Stark, President, Stark Raving Solutions Defining the Role of Technical Director in Today's Contemporary Houses of Worship 3:00pm-4:30pm Knowing how important the use of technical media tools are in today's worship experience, just as important is a leader that can not only drive the technical media area "technically", but one who can also build, sustain and nurture "spiritually" healthy technical teams. We will discuss the role that a Technical Director can, and needs to take to achieve success in bridging and supporting the word of God through the use of the technical tools and their teams. We will also discuss leadership qualities, wanted expectations from both the church and the Technical Director, salaries and team building musts. Taught by David Rauch, Principal Consultant, Bridge Communications Register for these sessions NOW Seminars, speakers, times and dates of seminars will be updated regularly. Over the course of the year, this schedule will change. TFWM will maintain this schedule as best they can, but cannot be held responsible for rescheduled or dropped seminars. To ensure that attendees are up-to-date, please check back regularly! |
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