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Wednesday, January 30, 2019
Projection Mapping: Easy Options, Video Mapper
Worship Tech Director: When it comes to media servers, find what works for you, and then make it work for you. For us at Trinity Fellowship, that is ArKaos and MediaMaster, paired with Video Mapper.
1 comment:
Katie Pyzowski
said...
The events the Trinity Fellowship puts on must be pretty spectacular to have an in house media design team, and I would be interested in seeing what their final products look like. The author of this article uses a lot of technical jargon and gets pretty specific about the media process they went through for this set up at this church conference, and to be to be completely honest, I did not understand most of it. I do however, think the highlight sentence in this article resonates deeply with what we do in theatre all the time. Getting the job done is usually the goal when it comes to theatre production, and having the right tool to get that job done does not have to be fancy or complicated. Additionally, having a tool that you know all the ins and outs of can make the tool even more valuable, because you can use it to its fullest capacity properly. This sentence of wisdom can be applied to all departments of theatre, and not just media.
1 comment:
The events the Trinity Fellowship puts on must be pretty spectacular to have an in house media design team, and I would be interested in seeing what their final products look like. The author of this article uses a lot of technical jargon and gets pretty specific about the media process they went through for this set up at this church conference, and to be to be completely honest, I did not understand most of it. I do however, think the highlight sentence in this article resonates deeply with what we do in theatre all the time. Getting the job done is usually the goal when it comes to theatre production, and having the right tool to get that job done does not have to be fancy or complicated. Additionally, having a tool that you know all the ins and outs of can make the tool even more valuable, because you can use it to its fullest capacity properly. This sentence of wisdom can be applied to all departments of theatre, and not just media.
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