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By Gregory Kayne · March 16, 2018 • With some creative planning and forethought, these times don’t need to be stressful, if we keep looking far enough down the road. Many of us with budget and time restraints may just need to design our stages in, well, phases.

By Gregory Kayne · November 16, 2017 • Resist the urge to look longingly at the cool, bigger church down the road, making design or creative decisions at your church, based on what they are cranking out.

By Gregory Kayne · September 18, 2017 • The single most important experience for promoting musical excellence while bringing worship, pastors and media ministers together in unity and purpose is sound check.

By Gregory Kayne · July 12, 2017 • In the end, there is no substitute for research, hard work and implementation when it comes to choosing the right consoles.

By Gregory Kayne · May 17, 2017 • It’s that moment of lost momentum that no amount of team building exercises, training events or movie nights can avoid.

By Gregory Kayne · March 8, 2017 • Recruiting volunteers to do anything requires the perfect mix of relationship and purpose.

By Gregory Kayne · October 20, 2016 • While it’s important to establish a good length of time, what’s even more important is to have sound check last approximately the same amount of time every time.

By Gregory Kayne · August 18, 2016 • As a church tech director, you need to be using video and short films to tell the stories that have been laid on the heart of your church.

By Gregory Kayne · July 13, 2016 • If you're looking for some flexibility, worthy consoles include the ETC EOS, Leprecon LPC-48v or Strand Lighting Neo.

By Gregory Kayne · June 3, 2016 • While many larger churches have a creative staff of designers, carpenters and props masters, average churches depend on the most creatively capable person available.

By Gregory Kayne · March 31, 2016 • Volunteer recruiting requires one to be bold, different to gain and keep people's attention.

By Gregory Kayne · January 21, 2016 • So the next time you get a new piece of gear, you may want to take stock of all of your team members – old and new.

By Gregory Kayne · December 23, 2015 • Learning to anticipate service changes in lighting and sound requires a familiarity with your worship leader and tech team — it also requires an openness to God’s call to action.