Behind The Booth: The Man Behind The Booth

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Behind The Booth I always watched the man behind the video booth, playing with new angles for the cameras and watching the two monitors. As someone who enjoys movies and photography, I believed it would be fun sitting behind the monitors and recording the church service. My church records every 11:00 am church service which can be purchased if a service was missed. It took a bit of training before I was ready to record the video by myself. My first step when I sit down is make sure everything is turned on and operating properly. When the church is opened in the morning, the equipment is powered up in this sequence: the two

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