TV Ministry
The First Baptist TV/Video ministry shares the gospel with hundreds of thousands of people throughout the Coastal Bend each week with the airing of our morning worship service. In addition, many are served with specific worship services and training through our video and tape duplication services.
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Directing is a challenging position that takes training in understanding what works best for television and what should be avoided. |
The heart of the production is the control room for the television ministry. |
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A switcher is used to tie the three television cameras' shots together into a seamless production capturing the visual aspects of the church service. |
At this station, words are placed on the screen of the telecast for the audience. |
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At any service, the audio board operator might have to handle the inputs of several musical instruments and a quintet of vocalists at a given time in addition to a choir. |
Three cameras are used to record the 11 a.m. church service. An edited version of the service is aired a week late on KZTV and then twice during the week on the two local cable companies with public access channels. |
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Audio is perhaps the first thing that introduces the church congregation to the responsibilities of the Communications Committee. |
