Journey’s Lighting Techs help our Production Director set up, rig, program, monitor, repair, and operate lighting equipment to enhance the worship experience and ensure lighting is properly operated for our Sunday service and events.

Journey’s Camera Operators is responsible for capturing and recording all aspects of a service. They use principles of lighting, staging, focusing and filtering to achieve a specific visual look for Journey’s broadcast and online service.

This person operates the main media computer running ProPresenter for the duration of service including all slides, lyrics, scriptures, videos, etc. Be sure to familiarize yourself with the lyrics for the songs being performed that service.

Stage Techs are crew members who assist on sets. They provide a helping hand on audio, video, lighting, and backstage. Stage Techs also set up equipment and help performers get gear packs and microphones ready and will communicate to the production team about how many baptisms are taking place. Duties may vary based on the size and type of production.

Looking to be a part of the production team but can’t serve on Sundays? As part of the Special Event Tech Team, you’d serve on the production team for funerals, weddings, camps, and many other events. This would intel running audio, lighting, and ProPresenter for events during the week. This can be a great opportunity to volunteer for Journey and learn the basics of production with our Production Director.

To maintain a developmental atmosphere that pours into students as much as possible, we prioritize having middle school students, high school students, and young adult instrumentalist and vocalists join our team for Journey Kids and Journey Students services.