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TFWM Seminars at ISE 2009
February 3rd, 2009
10:30am
Lighting Basics for Houses of Worship
The workshop will start with a look at the standard lighting fixtures and compare that to where we are going, LED Technology in fixtures to help meet the “Green” requirements in new construction. Also we will look at new ways to distribute DMX, or the wireless revolution.
Taught by Phil Norfolk, European Commercial Director, PRG
12:30pm
Loudspeakers in Worship Part I
A mixture of special acoustic conditions and project reality based on examples of recent installations in houses of worship. Well-rounded discussion/presentations on acoustics and the signal path from the loudspeaker to the listener's ear.
Taught by Dipl.-Ing. Stefan Goertz, Project Management and Education, d&b audiotechnik
2:30pm
Lighting for SD and HD Cameras in Worship
In this session we will explore the difference between the eye and the camera, and how lighting is such a vital component in the production of great video. Whether you are in a conference room, on location, or in a church sanctuary, the basic tools and concepts are the same. By the end of the session you will be able to go out and create better video.
Taught by Stephen Ellison, TFWM Lighting Editorial Advisor; Nimbus Design & Production Lighting Designer
4:30pm
Loudspeakers in Worship Part II
A mixture of special acoustic conditions and project reality based on examples of recent installations in houses of worship. Well-rounded discussion/presentations on acoustics and the signal path from the loudspeaker to the listener's ear.
Taught by Dipl.-Ing. Stefan Goertz, Project Management and Education, d&b audiotechnik
February 4th, 2009
10:00am
Case Study of European Churches
How are churches in Europe using technology to expand their ministries and reach out to new audiences? Learn from successful installation profiles about the various ways in which technology can help you grow your church.
Taught by Mick Spratt, Wigwam Acoustics
12:30pm
HDTV History, Standards and Formats
This class will begin the High-definition discussion by looking at the history of HD technologies. We’ll answer questions like, “what makes content high definition?”, and “what are some options for migrating to HD”? We’ll investigate HD-SD conversion options, and content and workflow pitfalls to avoid when planning to update your facility to HD. We’ll build an understanding of what formats are needed to support working in a high-definition environment.
Taught by Dan Stark, President, Stark Raving Solutions
2:30pm
Preparing For Services and Events
If you're not in control, you're out of control. Learn to keep staff, musicians and artists focused as we discuss techniques for effective timeline planning and production preparation to help make your next event a success.
Taught by Mick Spratt, Wigwam Acoustics
4:30pm
HDTV Signal and Switcher Distribution
This class will examine the internal aspects of the HD system. We’ll look at signal quality and flow throughout the system and evaluate the different types of switchers on the market, their functions, and approximate costs.
Taught by Dan Stark, President, Stark Raving Solutions
February 5th, 2009
10:00am
Working with Houses of Worship Building Committees
Keys to clear communication with church committee members, deacons and elders. How to effectively talk about technology, architecture and the function of various worship styles. Advancing planning and design with the church committee will help to budget the church's monies more effectively for both building and remodeling facilities.
Taught by Mick Spratt, Wigwam Acoustics
12:30pm
Church vs. Theatre Lighting: What's the Difference?
This seminar will explore what makes a church system different from a theatre. Churches are embracing lighting more than ever, and need help in understanding how to use the tools found in every theatre. By examining different styles of church architecture, we will explore solutions for integrating lighting, from the small strip mall to the large auditorium style church being built today. We will also examine how to design systems for the whole building, taking energy conservation into account.
Taught by Stephen Ellison, TFWM Lighting Editorial Advisor; Nimbus Design & Production Lighting Designer
2:30pm
HDTV Camera Technologies
Capturing High-definition content begins with the HD camera. This class will investigate the different types of HD cameras, their uses, preferred applications, and approximate costs.
Taught by Dan Stark, President, Stark Raving Solutions
Seminars and times subject to change - please check back often for updates!
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