One of the main issues we see is churches who follow the advice of someone they’ve chatted with on Facebook or Instagram about a solution they found for their unique church context. By listening to the wrong voices, they make strategic mistakes in planning their Audio Video Lighting (AVL).
As church leaders, you're faced with the challenge of creating a worship experience that deeply connects with your congregation. Navigating Audio Video Lighting (AVL) and acoustics planning can seem daunting. Traditional methods might not be sufficient. It's time to embrace a new perspective and a strategic methodology!
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Once you have planned out the space, developed a vision that accomplishes your goals, and gathered the right personnel for each role on the team, then you can start to acquire the equipment you need (in phases) to create a meaningful experience for your attendees.
When strategically planning your church’s AVL, be cautious about relying too heavily on the opinions and experiences of others online. Just because you can rent a system and make it sound good for a night does not have any bearing on all the logistics, acoustics, construction, coordination, and fit and finish of a proper AVL installation.
Don’t get caught up in the hype or confidence of an online influencer. There are people in your community or city who have real talent and first-hand experience — people who have made mistakes and learned the hard lessons that have grown them into great integrators.
