If you haven’t seen this yet you need to make sure you aren’t currently drinking anything… you’ll ruin you keyboard.

I don’t know if Los is doing this anymore, but I still like to share…For almost a year now we’ve been presenting our weekend announcements on video. Here is our early format: Promotions 1 from Marcus Hackler on Vimeo.We were just figuring out green screen techniques and format. Each week we had a different background, music, and anchor. We didn’t really care about branding at that point because we were experimenting.

Every year it is a holiday tradition that I bring the infamous Dancing Santa to work. This year, I thought I’d immortalize him in video form. Enjoy (and embed). Dancing Santa from Marcus Hackler on Vimeo.

One of the most important parts of our worship service is the motion graphics we display on the center screen. We have an amazing group of graphics operators that truly have a heart for worship, and lead the congregation in worship graphically just as the worship team leads worship musically.Like many churches, we utilize worship motion graphics distributors such as Worship House Media and Sermon Spice, as well as stock video sites such as Pond5.

From our family to yours!

Today is the eve of Christmas Eve. We are all working extremely hard to make this year’s Christmas Eve service as amazing as we can – but of course none of it matters if Jesus doesn’t show up. Join with us in prayer that God will show up and show out and that all who enter His presence will be forever changed.

Neat little mini-doc on the authenticity of the Christmas story. That’s Christmas (Short Film) HD from andy pearce on Vimeo.

My wife and I were watching football last night and I couldn’t resist posting the best highlight from the game. Check it out: Whoooo from Marcus Hackler on Vimeo.

Ok, so I totally love this guys work. He’s also started a blog at www.pauljoy.com – and if you are a video nerd like me, you’ll want to read it. Winter garden from Paul Joy on Vimeo.

I’m sort of excited about this because better quality content will be on Youtube, but now that I’ve gone through the process of uploading and embedding HD quality video with Youtube, I’m not sure it’s worth the hassle to switch services. Here is what I’m talking about:First here is our latest series opener for comparison. Keep in mind that unless you have a Plus account throught Vimeo you can’t embed HD.