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One thing I enjoyed about Echo last week was the opportunity to catch up with Camron Ware, who taught a breakout session. From what I hear, a lot of Echo attendees were eager to hear Camron teach about his approach to projection, and they weren’t disappointed (see examples of his fine work above). Recently, Camron started a blog (finally!) at his site, VisualWorshiper.com, and I realized that I forgot to give him a proper welcome. If you’re interested in consistent inspiration in the lighting and projection department, add Camron’s blog to your RSS reader ASAP.

If you weren’t able to make it to ECHO last week, you missed out on a phenomenal conference. Lucky for you, Tim Stevens took good notes at the keynote sessions and posted them on his blog. As I thought about how nice it was for Tim to take and share his notes, it quickly occurred to me that I may have discovered one of the secrets to Tim’s success. Read the rest of this entry »

I’m sitting here, soaking wet like everyone else, but greatly enjoying the Echo Conference thus far. For those not fortunate enough to make it here, here’s a little recap:

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Well, Echo has begun, but that won’t stop us from bringing you the Videos of the Week!

This LED floor is art and also awesome. I bet Michael Jackson wishes he had this for the “Billie Jean“ video!

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Echo is less than 24 hours away, so we’ve been a little busy around here, to say the least. However, we have managed to post a few new articles on the site for your enjoyment, so check them out.

From the July/August Issue:

• A new producer spotlight featuring our friends at WorshipFilms.
• Ryan Barnhart shares his multi-site church experiences in Multi-Site Mishaps and Misconceptions.
• Ben Gastright takes a deep look at Death Cab for Cutie’s Decent.

Web Exclusive:

• Scott McClellan has A Few Questions for the ROOV Team about their new social network site.