We recently created a new stage design for the worship center stage, and this video shares where the inspiration came from, the different stages of how we built it and how we safely secured it to the stage and the building structure. I think it creates a great modern look (even with our dated red carpet!), and it wasn’t terribly hard to pull off.
This video covers:
* Where we got the inspiration for the new stage design
* How we used theatre production of flats using luan for our church design
* Using styrofoam ball halves in grid pattern design
* Safely framing and supporting a church stage design
* What we might do differently in the future
The idea wasn’t our own. In fact, we can’t even say we were the second or third person to try it. This and many other great stage design ideas can be found at this great website:
Andrew Hunt and his team at Blue Ridge Community Church in Forest, VA were the first to share this idea with the Church Stage Design Ideas website:
Laura Blechle and others from White Flag Christian Church in St. Louis, MO built on this idea to come up with this:
This is where we purchased the 3 1/4” styrofoam ball halves:
Something not mentioned in the video specifically, but these are the color bars we use to light the panels:
If you build a stage design inspired by this design, snap a photo of it and tag me in it (@davedolphinok). I’d love to see it!
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It does look very interesting, but I would have to ask this: what does this have to do with worship? I have noticed that many churches are leaning too much on visuals and mood setting devices rather than focusing on true worship. That is just my humble and largely unnecessary opinion.
Where do you place the lights that make them shines like this?
Very creative and interesting
This looks great! I think my production team is going to attempt something like this soon. I do have a quick question, though – are you hitting your panels from the floor and from above with your LED lights? Or just from the floor? I'm a little worried about getting enough light to cover the entire panel, and we'd be left with just some white balls near the top, hah. Awesome job, and great video!
That's not a church, that's a concert venue.
I love this! Way to go guys.
I really like this, Dave! Great work
Were you able to purchase half balls or did you have to cut them in half?
The work took time, energy and passion. It stole my heart. I wish to visit your church so I can learn what I can take to my church.
Modern…
Hey guess what there a new propresenter that came out yesterday
What LED lights did you have lighting the stage at the bottom of the boards
Great job! Looks great!
Hey man! Love your channel! I notice your main state walls aren't blacked-out (at least it didn't look like it). Any input as to going this route rather than blacking out the walls and building sets with that as the black background? We've been considering it, but I think our room looks a lot like yours- not a "theatrical" stage, it's wide and with the baptistry in the center. Would love to hear some insights about that.
Very nice work!
Good idea about wanting to reducing the Styrofoam Balls…. It is nice…
WILL THIS BE EFFECTIVE IN THE SUNLIGHT
Where’d you get your office shelf!? I’ve been searching for something similar
This is inspiring! Looks great.
Looks great Dave! Thanks for sharing the struggles along the way. Things like these never seem to go exactly as planned but they always work out in the end!
Looks awesome!
That guy at 2:07 kinda cool not gunna lie
I really dig this idea!
You can go ahead and send those over to STL when you're done with them.