Along with a quality sound setup, it was vital that we make the
video in this “Video Venue” be at the
highest quality possible while creating an experience that made the user forget
they where watching someone on a screen.
Our main worship center has a large stage in the center and
two large screens on each side of the stage and a screen directly behind the
stage. (See Picture)
My goal was to replicate that same feel in our video venue
by having two side screens and one very large center screen on even level with
the stage so that when a viewer sees the speaker they feel they experiencing a
life size person on the stage. However before we committed to this format we
did an experiment for an Easter service. We took our youth area and duplicated
the desired look of a potential new video venue. (Easter Setup)
This setup was a success and we received a lot of positive
feedback. This gave us the green light to design what would eventually become
the video venue remodel.
(These pics were taken the day before we opened for the first
service)
We are still running in our video in standard definition
(4x3) in our worship center. Due to this we had to consider how to make the
video venue video and worship center videos resolutions work together. So we
decided to mirror the two areas. The side screens in the video venue are
standard def, like the worship center. The center screen would be high def and
we also replaced the center screen in the worship center to make that one high
def as well.
Now for both venues the video distribution and looks match to
create as much of an authentic feel as we can and allows for crossover video
between the two venues.
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