When it comes to live streaming, adding a pre-roll video can be a great way to engage your audience and set the tone for your broadcast. In this post, we'll explore three different ways to add a pre-roll video to your live stream: using hardware,...
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If you need to learn how churches produce worship service live streams, the best teacher is someone who knows their stuff — and has been doing it for...
Easter is one of the most celebrated holidays of the year. It’s like the Super Bowl of holidays for churches, because Easter is when most churches...
The purpose of the church is to make meaningful, lasting connections with community. With today's technology, reaching people has gotten both easier...
When you’re starting to live stream, it's easy to overlook things that can make your streams look and sound much better. When you’re a one-person...
Wouldn’t it be great if you could just plug whatever camera you have on hand into your live stream and immediately start broadcasting? Unfortunately,...
Picture a typical Sunday at your church. Your service probably consists of fellowship, prayer, Scripture reading, preaching, and praise and worship...
This post covers the factors that influence your ability to broadcast content in 4K and the recommended bandwidth requirements for 4K live streaming....
BoxCast videographer and media production entrepreneur Wade Clark has spent years coordinating, streaming, and producing live events for virtual and...
Whether you’re building out your video production setup or just started filming live streams, you’ll need to get very comfortable with a small but...
A Christmas Eve church service is an important holiday tradition for many people. It’s a time to come together with friends and family to celebrate...
For your (or any) church, Christmas Eve and Christmas services are among the most important of the year. Christmas services bring people together and...
We’ve all been there: Watching an online video, movie, or sporting event when suddenly, the screen freezes up, or the quality isn't what it...