I saw this today and thought it was spectacular. Not only because I am a Notre Dame football fan but because I loved the video production. There was only a couple of cameras used and while the audio capture is tremendous, I was wondering why more churches, seminaries, and colleges aren’t using YouTube more to do stuff like this. I took a quick look around my alma mater’s YouTube channel and was too ashamed to link to what they have online. Talent wise it was pretty good but it lacked any production efforts at all and it was too dark to distinguish. I do believe that for any church/parachurch/college/seminary the cost of a couple of cameras, a cheap dual core computer with a 500 gb drive, and Adobe Premiere is more than worth the cost of producing and giving away something the alumni/congregation/constituency is proud to show their family and friends. If you don’t want to go through the hassle of doing it yourself, hire Bill Kinnon.
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You’re too kind.
Love the video. Helps that I’m 1/4 Irish and love the music, too.
I am serious about this. I am not sure what your rates are but when I looked at my alma mater’s YouTube Channel and realized I thought less of them than I did before looking at it, I realized that the cost of doing something tremendous online and having me develop an emotional connection with an org is worth the dollars.