Church Planting Videos

Monday, January 10. 2011

I received a call from a friend, Jeff Sykes, in Reidsville, NC asking me if I would help him out. He said he meet this guy in the local coffee shop, Hunter Pegram, who was planting a new church in his area and asked if I could spruce up the video that they wanted to display on Facebook and You tube. After viewing the three different videos, I did a search on several online sites that offered after effects intros. I found one that fit his message, I uploaded it to my After Effects CS4 software and made some changes and added his logo. This fit his style and the message to the 20 and 30 year olds that would join this church, I feel. I then created a lower third for his title and a quick after effects title for Acts 1:8. This was a fun project. I have more ideas for shooting the next batch of video with my Canon 7D. I think we can build upon this series. Below are the videos. Enjoy!

video 1

Revolution Church - 1 from David Duncan on Vimeo.

Video 2

Revolution Church - 2 from David Duncan on Vimeo.

Video 3

Revolution church - 3 from David Duncan on Vimeo.

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