AUDIO ETHICS
RETURNS TO THE
TECHNOLOGIES FOR WORSHIP SEMINARS
at NAB SHOW 2010 / Las Vegas Convention Center
The Technologies for Worship seminars at NAB are now open. All seminars are offered free of charge with admittance to the NAB Show Floor.
Thank you, and we'll see you at NAB 2010!
Monday April 12th, 2010
11:30am - 12:15pm
Video Ministries: How to Stream Live to the iPhone
CDN's and streaming media providers have long offered the promise of live streaming video to your mobile phone via the web. For those devices, that was only possible if you jailbroke your phone. Not anymore. iPhone streaming is here and ready for you to start streaming media content to users all over the world. Come and learn the basics of delivering On-Demand, Live Broadcast streams to the iPhone. BRING YOUR iPHONE TO THIS SESSION!! There will be FREE streaming media giveaways for all that attend.
Taught by Marcus Singleton; Director of Digital Media, Audio Ethics
3:30pm - 4:15pm
Webcasting your Church Service – Reaching The World
Build your webcast strategy from the ground up. Learn how you can increase your community and global outreach and provide a robust webcasting experience. The topics covered in this workshop will equip you with an understanding of tools, services and strategies for bringing your ministry to a global audience.
Taught by John Stewart; CEO, Faith Network
Marcus Singleton; Director of Digital Media, Audio Ethics
4:45pm - 6:00pm
Panel: Creating an Engaging Worship Environment Online and Off
This panel discussion brings together the expertise of building your physical church worship experience through proper lighting, stage and sound with an in depth look at how to extend that experience to your website with a well designed, robust web presence. Maintain consistency between your physical and virtual worship experience.
Taught by Donnie Haulk; President, Audio Ethics
Marcus Singleton; Director of Digital Media, Audio Ethics
John Stewart; CEO, Faith Network
Gary Helmers; Director of Marketing, Faith Network
Tuesday April 13th, 2010
1:30pm - 2:15pm
Are We There Yet? Hi-Def Streaming to the Web
High-definition online video content has long been promised, yet the outlets for this vibrant media are few and far between. What is holding up adoption? What is stopping HD from reaching our desktops and mobile devices? The panelists will discuss from all fronts—technology, entertainment, and aggregation—to get a feel for what the holdups are and when we can expect to see more HD in the cloud. There will be FREE streaming media giveaways for all that attend this session.
Taught by Marcus Singleton; Director of Digital Media, Audio Ethics
4:45pm - 5:30pm
Psycho Acoustic Worship Design
This session is for both Pastors, Worship Leaders and Producers to see how cutting edge designs are being used with success in modern worship facilities today to create intimate and dynamic worship atmosphere. We will talk about how to enhance the worship experience by effective design and how room acoustics affect your congregation. There will be hands on time for attendees to experience these differences and see how they affect the spoken word as well as music performance.
Taught by Donnie Haulk; President, Audio Ethics
Wednesday April 14th, 2010
9:30am - 10:15am
Creating Your Own Ministry Videos - Why And How
Why would you want to create videos for use in your services and on your church's web site? Because they can be extremely impactful, they can add humor or interest to things like the church announcements, and they can help ideas "stick" in the minds of the congregation. Find out about the practical uses of video, necessary equipment, training, and planning.
Taught by David McCauley; Director of Design Development, Audio Ethics
4:45pm - 5:30pm
Building Committed, United and Passionate Ministry Teams
Whether you’re a team leader or a team member you’ve probably struggled with issues such as the lack of commitment, unity and passion on your church’s ministry teams. In this workshop we will discuss the practical side of vision, leadership and some of the pitfalls that cause teams to be less than they can be. Bring your questions. This will be a very practical session.
Taught by David McCauley; Director of Design Development, Audio Ethics