Oversees the full visual and audio experience of each service broadcast. A director guides the camera team in real-time, makes creative and technical decisions on camera shots, and ensures the livestream and recording reflect excellence and clarity.
Helps manage the Control Room operations, ensuring smooth coordination and documentation, and oversees live stream engagement across multiple platforms.
Captures compelling live video footage during services. A camera operator skillfully frames and follows shots, ensuring the director has strong visual options to broadcast.
Operates a dedicated sound board to manage the mix, volume levels, and overall sound quality of every recording. A video sound tech also ensures each service is properly recorded and archived for future access.

Crafts compelling content through video and audio editing and graphic design and also creates material for television broadcasts, commercials, and social media platforms.
Helps visually document the life and impact of the church, preserving memories and supporting outreach through compelling imagery.
Is responsible for producing and sharing posts, short videos (reels and shorts), and event promotions across five church platforms: Instagram, Twitter (X), CCCF Facebook, KCF Facebook, and @TFI Facebook.
Records and edits audio messages ensuring clear sound and meaningful delivery for The Fellowship’s radio broadcast.
Offers videos and audio recordings of messages preached at The Fellowship, including MP4s, MP3s, CDs, and DVDs and other resource materials produced by The Fellowship, such as books and teaching tools.

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Media Ministry