Not sure what kind of video your church needs most? After working with churches of all sizes, we’ve found that three types of videos consistently inspire deeper connection, encourage next steps, and keep your mission front and center. In this post, we’ll break down each one and share when to use them for the greatest impact.

Learn how outsourcing frees up your team to focus on ministry, brings fresh creative ideas, and provides flexibility during busy seasons like Easter and Christmas. By partnering with professionals, your church can save time, reduce stress, and make a greater impact.

Explore why genuine, unscripted moments often resonate more deeply than technically perfect videos. Drawing from real church experiences, we'll show you how to capture and share stories that truly reflect your community's heart while maintaining professional quality.

The success of a church plant extends beyond securing a location and assembling a launch team. In today's digital age, a strategic video approach is becoming increasingly crucial for new churches. This comprehensive guide explores five key benefits of implementing a video strategy in your church plant.

Making the right choice between an in-house video team and outsourcing can significantly impact your church's ministry effectiveness and resources. This comprehensive guide explores both options, breaking down the advantages and challenges of each approach.

The Christmas season offers churches a unique opportunity to connect with both their congregation and community through powerful video storytelling. This comprehensive guide walks you through essential elements of creating meaningful Christmas videos, from initial planning to final distribution.

Think about one of the world's greatest artists for a moment. Da Vinci didn't create the Mona Lisa because he had the most expensive brushes in Florence. The same principle applies to church video production – the most compelling videos aren't necessarily shot on premium equipment, but rather shine through authentic storytelling and genuine moments.