Red Rocks Church Multi-Camera Live Streaming Setup | In-Depth Walkthrough
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In this video, John Clark, Production Director at Red Rocks Church, gives you an in-depth look at the camera plot at Red Rocks Church.
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0:00 Introduction
1:07 Camera 1 Main Follow
07:42 Camera 2 Secondary Follow
11:23 Camera 3 Dactyl
15:23 Camera 4 Stage Right
19:25 Camera 5 Stage Left
21:25 Camera 6 Dolly
26:35 Video Control Room
30:14 Why the C200?
34:40 Frame Rates
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When money is not an object.
It's relative to their congregation size.
Churches nowadays are profit crazed
Their camera 1 costs more than our entire setup lol
@@camtwan1 Because most churches these days are about money not the truth
Hey, if I had the budget, I'd be going all out with this gear and more if it fits into my church's mandate of spreading the gospel globally. 1 million dollars for the salvation of even 1 person is more than worth it.
When your church has a bigger production budget than 98% of independent films
... you know people are really getting ripped off...
It's actually pretty cost effective. Traditional broadcast setups 10 yrs ago were easily $30-40,000 per camera. The setups here are closer to $6,000 to $11,000 for their main setup. If you've got a big enough online congregation a $50,000+ production setup isn't crazy.
This is what happens when you don't need to pay income tax
@@jeffsaffron5647 such an ignorant comment. name one business that pays "income tax." businesses pay tax on profits. churches are non-profit therefore the church itself does not pay. paid church staff pay income tax just like everyone else.
Lol
So incredible! Absolutely love this church!
Wow. That is so technical. Insane!
Great.... Thumbs up for the director... Am proud of you... You know your job quite well...
You guys are super nerdy....and we appreciate it.
Love what Red Rocks have been doing. Some of the best lighting and video work going imo
This was an amazing video extremely helpful. Love the set up!!
This is the video I was Waiting for all my life. Thank you Guys to this one Am from Congo DRC 🇨🇩
This is very impressive!!! Thumbs up for this skilled group of people who operates the gear just to spread good news of the gospel. Especially in these strange times.
Can we have more neardy Videos like that? That's just the beginning of nerd talk und the beginning of getting interesting.
But great and interesting Video.
Thanks for the teardown.
I really love your camera-setup.
Greatings from Germany
Wow......felt like a master class🙌🙌
i so glad i got this channel tq for so much of information. May god bless you
Wow, I've been the business for more than 35 years, and after watching these video's I learned so much more, I will be hosting a Ministry Media Watch Party training at my Church, here in Cleveland, Ohio, so that I can share what this video has to offer, Thank you for sharing. God Bless.
Thank you for this....more love from Africa.
Nice
Really awesome video! You (interviewer) asked all the questions I had in mind and you (John) really went in-depth with the explanation of the different gears and their functionality. This is a well-produced video.
Maybe as a follow-up video, show us more of the video room, the video switcher, how you route & connect your cables, your recording devices, your FOH iMAG/screen choices, and all the other components of your setup.
Again, this is a super-duper amazing video!
I agree,
I love their camera positioning
Great vlog. love the set up. love it.
Oh my goodness Goals!
Great set up, thank you
this is awesome !
Thank you! Really helpful
Great video!
Great work
This is great
awesome
36:21 "We just got super nerdy" is what I'm all about 😂 I want to know all the technical details.
cool stuff. thx
Awesome! Thanks so much! You recommend the bm pocket often, but how about the panasonic bgh1 new cameras? To start with for smaller churches/budgets?
First comment, thanks for your videos!!
Looking forward to trying the side profile during praise & worship and the over the shoulder shot while the pastor is up.
So good! Thank you so much!
Awesome video Jake!
I was wondering if anyone has any suggestions for telephoto/zoom lenses for micro four thirds (Lumix G7)?
Looking to mount the camera to the wall at the back of the hall (approx 50m from stage), it won't be very low light, house lights are always on and stage is well lit. If not Micro four third lenses, then what glass lenses would be good, and what adaptor/speedbooster would work?
Budget is between £100-300.
When are you taking a tour in Lakewood Church?
Hey guys, one note about the C70.... Now, in the video, you're talking about CLog 3 + a LUT. I'm assuming this means you're recording in CLog, but applying a LUT in camera before you send to SDI? So, that the livestream doesn't have a flat image. If that's the workflow, then I don't think a C70 can do that, unless Canon brings out a firmware upgrade. I think if you're recording log, you're stuck with outputting.... via HDMI.... a log image also.
This was an awesome bts
You know how many car washes we gotta do to get this?? .. Gonna be a long summer, Awesome video
Any recs for a cheaper AF lens than the servo 70-200 lens but with the grip accessories available?
What model of teradek do you use for camera #5 ? Thanks you
Hello Churchfront, im jhei from Philippines, i hope you can address our church technical problems. Godbless you
Can you do a video like this at Journey Bible Church in Olathe, KS?
Drums out of enclosure 👍👍👍
Let me know if you want to do a camera walkthrough for our church. I’ll show you my Vixia.
Do you have anymore info about the camera risers and where to buy them (or how to build them) our church is having an issue with subs shaking the camera and sound team has to kill the subs. We’re using an intellistage platform
What model video transmission you recommend?
18:42 It would have been nice if you guys walked a little to clearly show the viewers the difference between stabilize on vs off.
Does anyone know what they’re using for the wireless cam? How are they getting the footage to the switcher etc?
Question!! Where do you get the platform for the camera and the stand?
Hi !! What Ronin model is on the Dactyl ?
We have a c200 and are looking into purchasing the defy Cadence ! But i cant seem to find that specific Ronin 😫
Hey, great video! I actually really appreciated the long one-take vibe so that we can really see where things are etc.
Question: do the cameras run SDI all the way directly to the video room or is there some intermediary that it connects to first?
It is teredek. So sdi plugs into camera and transmits with the stationary sdi receiver
It seems like only two of their cameras are using the teradek
I want to know more about
The control room, please can u make of it
I’m in the market for good camera chairs. What’s was the name of the chair for the first camera you showed us? Thank you!
As a tech guy involved/in charge and managing this setup, you should be proud.
As someone complicit in this ridiculous spending in a church, you should be ashamed.
you should do wtt with parkside green
Wow
Loved the video! How do you handle the latency between wireless and wired cameas? We recently starting integrating wireless units with the Hollyland 400S. We notice about a frame lag from the wired cameras. What do you use to sync the 2 signals?
Did you ever find a solution to this? My church is facing the same problem
The Hollyland 400S is an extreme low-budget option for wireless video transmission. Once you get up into higher-end Teradek/Vaxis units, the latency is gone/negligible.
How do the com’s work that sort of the one thing I came here for lol
And all of this is just for streaming online? No television broadcast?
Is there a way to to do Variable Frame Rates on BMPCC 6k Pro?
Is this church or theater?
I smashed the like button... it turned black, not blue. 😆
I'll accept a black like button
what is wireless beltpack model ? no latency?
What make and model is camera 1?
Awesome video as always, Jake I would love to make two suggestions: 1. Any chance you can make a video or point to a quick and dirty glossary on video or camera equipment. Describing the C200’s bells and whistles was awesome... but I was still trying to figure out what the heck was a “Tally”... lol! 2. I would love to understand how Red Rocks or any of the churches with video/livestream setups onboard or train volunteers? Are the people behind the cameras already professionals or are they volunteers that are trained. If trained- formal video program or just tutorials?
Finding volunteers for A/V in a small church can be pretty challenging. As we incorporate better elements into our service experience, we are trying to figure out how to onboard the volunteer staff successfully.
Thanks
lol join our advanced streaming course and you'd learn all of this
Churchfront thanks, I’ll check it out. Keep the vids coming, love them
A tally is basically a system or a light that tells you that a certain camera is currently in the program mode or in a live mode. It tells the person in front of the camera that the camera is outputing the program/live output of the show. Basically in summary, they have cameras feeding wirelessly (TERADEK, Wireless Feed) into a switcher (ROSS). Then the switcher itself switches from different camera feeds with tally... So in a real world scenario when I switch to let's say CAM 1 and take it into the program view. The tally light will appear letting the person in front know that the camera is Live On them. Generally speaking all the cameras are ON. The term Live is just a quick term letting people know that the program output is on that camera. In a switcher there is a Preview/Program. Program is the Main output (Feeding into the livestream or any other sources.)
If you are interested, there's a bunch of free resources out there regarding this. But if you have money to spend then I guess, join the streaming course that Jake has suggested.
The AwesomeGuy101 Great stuff, thanks for taking the time to write out the explanation and example of a use case, super helpful
How does the Clear Com app work? Our church is looking for a com system. Can’t seem to find the Clear com app though...
You have to have the clear comm base station that is compatible with the app, we use it in parallel with a wired clear comm system
I will say this, the app is not incredibly stable and takes a lot of troubleshooting to figure out so I would look into it more before making a decision to use the clear comm app!
When people are starving but the show must go on
I’m dumbfounded by the amount of money being put into technology. How many families or individuals who are struggling have they actually helped? I can only imagine the mansions that these people live in; The fancy cars and designer clothes they have. I feel guilty just thinking about it.
church is about ministry, sharing the word of God. most churches get most of their viewers across the world online, therefore the church chooses to upgrade their A/V the most because that’s where most of their audience is.
@@cosmostudios you’re right, they need all online donations so they can buy more equipment!
@@DENNYPAYANO be sure to donate at least 10% of your income! Every peasant makes a difference
can you guys show how u sync the all the cameras with the audio - is all the audio coming through via a mixer or does the camera have individual mics for each audio input.. thanks
Best way to route audio is via a mixer, that way the level is constant across video feeds.
Is that a Flex Tally on A_Cam?
Can I sign up for your courses if I'm not affiliated with a church? I'd just like to learn more about this stuff but I'm not already part of a church team that carries out this work
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Canon C70 does not have SDI output. Why Canon in that price range?
14:20 what name is that??
I hope the can get an indepth view of Bethel Church's tech.
He did 10 months ago? Check his videos. 👍
Question, How do they wirelessly output with their stage cameras??
Teradek wireless
Is Cameragoat still in business? I am not getting a response from them.
What lights are those rectangle leds on the stage?
Hey Austin, they are Chauvet Q40’s
Does anyone know if they use stage screens for their worship leaders or do the lead singers memorize the songs?
It depends on what the person wants. Most worship leaders know the songs off head, however lyrics are sometimes projected on a screen infront of them
Genuine question, Is there even a point to that big of an array?
We have a JBL VRX system, that consists of two arrays, each with 1 flying sub and 4 speaker cabinets. Then two floor subs. And our space is much much larger and taller than this space.
Camera model?
No head-to-toe shot? I always have a Camera 1 tight shot and a Camera 2 right next to it for a head-to-toe.
At first in intro I thought this is some strange transition, but then I realized that you just have built in ND filters😂😂😂
What's the name of the tripod you guys use in the video?
It's Sachtler
Me again lol: Able to switch frame rates during the same broadcast????? how is that even possible and how does the switch reacts to it.. Great video by the way but I am really questioning that last statement either you do 24, 30 or 60 but going from 24 to 60 or 30 in the same broadcast feed I do not think that is an accurate statement. I would love to be wrong so please someone please correct me.
It's a new firmware update from Canon. Video about this coming soon.
Its called variable frame rate, the video system is clocking at 60fps but the camera is basically choosing to “see” 23.98, 29.97, or 59.94 Frames. So it’s cool because you can switch frame rates in a moment without having to switch over the frame rates on all video equipment
Some one who understands that Giving in the kingdom of God really is not limited in setting up such a system to reach out to people over the globe #john3:16 if Jesus gave up his life for us then we have a debate of letting everyone know that message
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Could I please get a link for the dolly. Couldn't seem to find Camera Go.
The company is called camera goat!
Ahhh. Much thanks
My take from this is just to get C200’s
How would these compare to something like an Ursa Broadcast from Blackmagic Design?
The company I work for has Ursa broadcast, they are amazing
@@thehodgi1 how are they in terms of reliability?
@@thehodgi1 and is your company using the Blackmagic switcher?
They're solid and well built, we haven't had them long enough to see if they stand the test of time, but the video they capture is great. Yeah we use them with atem switchers, using the software to colour correct
@@thehodgi1 Thank you!
25:40 six camara position.
What camera is the main cam ?
canon c200
Do you have a link to that dolly rigg? :) could not find it. Great setup!
@@dgufflet Thank you! :)
What camera is used for to shoot this vid ?
C300miii
The most overkill vlogging camera ever
@@Churchfront true👍
C300 is a very very expensive camera. 😳😳🙊
Roughly how much can the whole setup cost from cameras to video switching room equipment?
Easily over 100k
It's $36,000 in just cameras, not lenses, networking or anything else.
A single low-end Teradek wireless video transmitter/receiver is $2,000.
I'd guess closer to $300,000 new.
Praise the Lord!
why the church is so dark!
now the next question is how can we convince our pastors to get 4 C300 mark ii's? XD
Holy cow, throw money at it lol
Dear Lord this is a lot of info. I'm all audio. Video is Spanish to me lol
Interested that churches now. look exactly like the "shows" they used to preach against. Maybe young people aren't aware of this.
And who are you to judge?
Do you not know that tally lights are really for the camera operators to know that they are on and not to be doing crazy things when their tally light is on. Tally lights are much more for camera operators than for a pastor to know they are on. If the pastor knows what camera to address when he needs to, he doesn't even need a light.
There's a director telling all the operators which feed is live in a given moment.
Nice setup. This church is investing a lot of money to put on a show. I wonder what Jesus would do with that cash.
He will probably give it to the poor because riches are not on this earth but in heaven. The Bible says the last will be first and the first will be last.
Compensating for something...
american churches are so different from dutch/european churches