For those of us who have been involved (immersed?) in technology and ministry for any length of time (40 days or more!), HD (High Definition) technology is not exactly a …

TFWM Multimedia Editor Terry Wilhite reports on major news for multimedia in ministry and offers his perspective. George Barna, who for more than 20 years has been the ministry community’s …

Video is everywhere: in our homes on our TV’s and computers, in the corporate boardroom, on street-side “jumbotron” screens from Times Square to the Las Vegas strip, on the Broadway …

The quest for spirituality in today’s society is accentuated by the remarkable capabilities of today’s multimedia systems. In addition to following traditional approaches to spiritual enlightenment, churches, both traditional and …

Suddenly the world is full of “scalers.” They are sold as standalone models and combined with switchers in one box. Some are seamless and every display we buy these days …

It begins with the laying of an egg. Exceptional visual expressions always enter the world as vulnerable fledglings. And like the hatching of an egg, great concepts require nurturing and …

The audio/video equipment used today is far more sophisticated than a decade ago, providing churches better performance, although often at considerable cost. In the “old days,” how many churches had …

Back in the late 1900’s (1980’s to be more precise) as video technology became available to the masses the ability to shoot, edit and “premiere” (display and/or distribute) “in-house” video …

Selecting the proper mounting solution for your projector application can be like finding a needle in a haystack. There are literally hundreds of mounts on the market today in varying …

Church audio/video design offers many challenges in today’s not-so-perfect world of light and hard surfaces of Houses of Worship. We all love the very high cathedral ceilings and the wonderfully …