Conrad Weaver

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Conrad is a video producer and owner of Conjostudios, LLC in Emmitsburg, MD where he produces promotional and training videos for government agencies, corporations, and non-profits. Before he launched his own company in 2006, Conrad was the video and media director at his home church.  Learn more about Me

Church Video: Visions, Visuals, and Video – Part Two

Thumbnail image for Church Video: Visions, Visuals, and Video – Part Two by Conrad Weaver April 18, 2011 Church Video

Last time we began a discussion on the use of visuals in our worship services. We looked at several examples we find in Scripture where God used visuals to catch the attention of people he wanted to communicate to. Today, I’ll start us on a path of thinking about all of the visuals we use [...]

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Church Video: Visions, Visuals, and Video – Part One

Thumbnail image for Church Video: Visions, Visuals, and Video – Part One by Conrad Weaver April 4, 2011 Church Video

“When there is a prophet among you, I, the LORD, reveal myself to them in visions, I speak to them in dreams.” Numbers 12:6 (NIV) All throughout the Bible we see God using visions and visuals, and sometimes dreams to present his message to people. Genesis 15:5 God instructs Abram to “Look up at the [...]

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Church Video: Five Ideas for Staying Creative

Thumbnail image for Church Video: Five Ideas for Staying Creative by Conrad Weaver October 21, 2010 Church Video

What do you do to stimulate your creativity as a video director or producer in your worship video projects?  If you’re like me, there’s often not enough time in the day to get the regular work completed on time let alone take time to stimulate our creativity. As a result, the work we produce can [...]

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Video Announcements in Worship Services

Thumbnail image for Video Announcements in Worship Services by Conrad Weaver July 22, 2010 Church Video

A couple of months ago I had the privilege of visiting a large church in Phoenix, AZ. Their use of video was quite extensive, including a very large video background screen at center stage. During the service they had several video roll-ins (produced very professionally, I might add) including a video announcement segment. This prompted [...]

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Worship Video Volunteer Training for IMAG

Thumbnail image for Worship Video Volunteer Training for IMAG by Conrad Weaver April 5, 2010 Church Video

Developing a systematic training plan for your volunteer worship video production team is important if you want to keep your IMAG video production looking consistent and professional from week to week. If you’re like most churches, you don’t have the resources to have a full time worship video team and likely depend heavily on volunteers [...]

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Video Production Tools in My Bag

Thumbnail image for Video Production Tools in My Bag by Conrad Weaver March 21, 2010 Church Video

Shooting video on location always requires tons of planning ahead: scheduling talent, scouting locations, audio and lighting design. Every shoot has its own unique challenges and equipment requirements. But whether it’s a creative piece, or a simple interview there are video production tools that you should always have ready and available at every project location. Here’s [...]

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Five More Worship PowerPoint Pet Peeves

by Conrad Weaver March 4, 2010 Church Video

Say that five times. Last week we covered five worship PowerPoint pet peeves I have when churches and organizations don’t use PowerPoint well. As believers we should set the example for excellence in all that we do, particularly something as visible as our media presentations during our worship services. Having said that, here are my [...]

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5 Worship PowerPoint Pet Peeves

Thumbnail image for 5 Worship PowerPoint Pet Peeves by Conrad Weaver February 24, 2010 Church Video

PowerPoint – that ubiquitous program we’ve all learned to love or hate – can make or break the worship experience for your audience. Quite frankly, there are few organizations – churches included – that really know how to use PowerPoint well.  [NOTE: I'm referring to "PowerPoint," however, I prefer using Keynote (yes, I'm a Mac [...]

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