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• Top 6 Issues for Your Christmas Production - November 30, 2011

  Christmas productions are right around the corner. These are usually the most stressful events for any sound tech because you are working with more people on the stage, kids, and a lot of variables where anything can go wrong at any time. Oh, and let’s not forget all the extra expectations. Here are the six issues that tend to come up during Christmas productions and how you can address each one.

• Overcoming the 4 types of Self-Sabotage in Church Audio - November 30, 2011

  Walking down the sidewalk today, I couldn’t help but feel sorry for the woman ahead of me. Even though she was dressed quite well, every time she took a step, her right ankle popped inward. Her problem was that she couldn’t walk in high heels. She had self-sabotaged her desire to appear professional dressed. It was at that moment I asked myself the question “how do I sabotage my own efforts?” Sabotage is a deliberate action aimed at weakening another entity through subversion, obstruction, disruption, or destruction. You sabotage yourself when you intentionally prevent yourself from doing the best job possible. Imagine putting on a necklace of tow-chains right before running a race!

• Versatile Staging Options That Meet Your Needs & Budget - September 30, 2011

  Today’s worship facilities are home to a variety of services and events from traditional, music ministry, youth programs, fellowship services and special productions. Designing a unique stage-look that is flexible, budget friendly, easy to use and great looking is a challenge.