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EPISODE · May 1, 2024 · 42 MIN

How Bethel Music Makes Music Videos

from The Church Production Podcast · host Church Production Magazine

Join host Joseph Cottle as he sits down with Luke Manwaring, the creative force behind Bethel Music's captivating visuals. In this Church Production Podcast episode, Luke shares his journey from England to Redding, California, and how a simple church announcement sparked his passion for video production. From making amateur youth group videos to crafting visuals for Bethel's worship anthems, Luke's story is relatable and inspiring. Get a glimpse into his creative process as he discusses brainstorming sessions and collaboration with freelancers to bring Bethel's music to life visually. Discover how Luke's approach enhances the worship experience, and gain insights into the behind-the-scenes world of music video production. Don't miss this candid conversation with Luke Manwaring. For more information on Bethel Music, please visit: https://bethelmusic.com/  For more information on Church Production Magazine, please visit: https://www.churchproduction.com/ 

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