PRODUCTION DIRECTOR
Reports to: Lead Pastor
Goal:
To use creativity and technology to help spread the message of Christ with excellence. The ideal candidate would be able to create content throughout the week such as graphic design or video projects. They would also lead our production booth team on Sunday which oversees live mixing, lighting, cameras, screens, and online media.
Build and train a production team to navigate service lighting, camera(s), screen(s), and online media.
Raise up other leaders.
Serve as primary day to day manager for production equipment. Trouble shoot
equipment when needed.
Produce hi-quality online services.
Upload sermons to website and app as soon as possible after each weekly service.
Help troubleshoot I.T. issues.
Keep website and app looking good and updated with current information.
Exhibits a meaningful and growing relationship with Jesus
Driven to meet deadlines and do so with excellence.
Strong leadership ability
Stewards well what you have - body, time, family, finances, office, car, etc.
Willingness to continuously learn and grow
Basic Requirements:
Proficient in mixing live audio, creating lighting designs, running pro presenter, and coordinating multiple cameras for online broadcast.
Essential Responsibilities:
Schedule team members to serve in each area on Sundays and during special events.
Expectations & Conditions of Employment
Supports and adheres to the statement of faith, mission, and core values of Centerpoint Church
Believes that Christians can be Spirit-filled and Spirit-led
Actively participates in Centerpoint services, groups, and events
Is a team player and willing to help with other areas of ministry
Is willing to tweak or change their ministry role as needed
Good chemistry with pastor and staff
Every team leader at Centerpoint should do these four things:
1. Enlist - Share the vision to help people understand the part they can play in the story. Usually, one on one, face to face recruiting is most effective.
2. Equip - Meet with your team at least once a month. Communicate details often. Make sure they have good tools. Model culture. Reproduce yourself.
3. Encourage - Recognize, reward, give shoutouts, cards, texts…Pray with them. Also encourage them to show up, be on time, use good judgement, etc.
4. Empower - Give them authority to oversee parts of the ministry. Let them schedule, organize, make decisions, solve problems.