Church Video Production
Because a video is worth a thousand words.
Our team travels to your congregation and produces a video made specifically for you, delivered ready to publish on your website, Facebook, YouTube, and Instagram. Pricing is all-inclusive and covers travel, expenses, and production anywhere in the United States.
Our Process: How It Works
No matter where you are, our team will travel to your congregation and produce a video made specifically for you. Together we will choose a shoot date and the locations, agree on the focus and the script, build the shot list, and define what you want the video to accomplish and what you want viewers to do next.
We understand that your worship services and Bible classes are not to be disturbed, and your members will notice little or nothing while we work. Our crew captures the footage we need without interrupting anything. On-camera segments, such as testimonials and interviews with your preacher and leadership, are recorded before or after services.
Your video is shot and edited in 4K ultra high definition using current professional equipment, with graphics, music, and voiceover added as needed. We then deliver it ready to publish on your website, YouTube, and any social media channel you use.
Reach Potential Guests Through Video
A professionally produced video lets someone learn what your congregation believes, meet a few of your members and leaders, and see what your classes and worship assemblies are actually like, all before they ever walk through the door.
A video can also carry something a website never can: a personal, heartfelt invitation from an actual member of your congregation. Research suggests that roughly one in four people would visit a church if someone invited them personally. Your video is that invitation, and it does something an invitation alone cannot. It shows a visitor exactly what to expect, so nobody has to walk in cold or wonder whether they will feel out of place.
A Modern Approach to Evangelism
People are far more likely to watch a short video than to read through pages of text, and church websites are no exception. A video of one to three minutes can say what you want a potential visitor to hear, in your own voice, in less time than most people spend deciding whether to keep scrolling.
Every congregation should have one on its website and its social media channels. Congregate-produced videos have been viewed thousands of times online, because a video showing real people in a real congregation is something people will actually stop and watch.