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Showing posts with label Bayside. Show all posts
These 3 LSU "JASON" colored stations are going in for Bayside Kids Fellowship One (F1) check in at Freedom Elementary where they can be portable and protected, since Bayside is a portable church
In the Front parents can use the bar code reader for rapid check in (left of screen). Then they can use the touch panels to navigate around F1 and check in. After checking in the kids the parent can then grab the ids from the label printer (right of the screen) and use the recycling bin located in the desk station.
In the back volunteers can access the laptop and override controls if need be.
Overall the station will be on casters and will have one power cord instead of three.
I like the design of the angles, but now I have to build them. WHY LSU?
Bayside Fall Set Design Build Times
Hey everyone,
I'm sending you all this email to ask if you can make it to any of these dates below.
Must brings:
-Heavy duty gloves, we will be working with sharp aluminum.
If you have it, please bring it:
-chop saw
-cordless drill*
-tape measure
-aluminum snips
Attached are pictures of what the Set Design is inspired by. We will be molding and cutting 24"X50' rolls of aluminum an applying to our current set design wall for support. the screen is going to be made out of spandex and is going to be stretched over a 2x4 frame that pushes out from the metal to create a 3D floating look.
8/26 Wednesday 3pm-830pm taking old set design (lighting) down / begin cutting aluminum and applying to current wall
8/27 Thursday 3pm-830pm
8/28 Friday 430pm-630pm
8/29 Saturday 1pm-3pm
If you can make it to any of these dates please email me or call me. I'm pumped about this new design and I can't wait to start working with you on it, hope to see you there!
Colt Sammons
Colt@BaysideCommunity.org
941.737.3910
Images are down
Every year the Bayside staff holds a Christmas volunteer party and the creative department try's to always go above and beyond with making the volunteers(vol) fell much appreciated and loved. In November a group of creative staff went around for about 3 weeks gathering face shoots of all of our awesome volunteers, it was a little awkward taking pictures of random vol and not being able to tell them what it was for, however most cooperated. We also encouraged the vol to be very expressive and hi·lar·i·ous. After we collected all the pictures I turned them into B/W using the best mass picture program ever; Google's Picasa 3.
Paper Wall Tips:
1) Picasa 3 mac, When/if you convert the images to B/O you will more than likely need to adjust the contrast ans brightness (I'm feeling Lucky), test the prints.
2) Use card stock, it will cut your time more than half.
3) layout two horizontal rows FACE DOWN/ RIGHT SIDE UP and apply packing tape.
4) Lots and Lots of packing Tape (clear)
Full stage shoot
Close up
Pastor Randy and Amy Bezet
Balloon Drop
Sarcastically I say yeah for Balloon drops. OK PEOPLE, these things are HARD and very time consuming.
I went online and found a balloon drop kit for about 40 dollars and also purchased three different colors for an additional hundred. I don't remember how many, but it was a lot of balloons. With a consistent group of three people 1) using an air compressor and two tying the balloons it took about 5 hours to fill the drop 5/8 full. So I recommend that you have a very large team to pull of your/my next B-drop. and for a 30sec awe. NO, haha
notes to look out for:
1) Make sure the venue you are using does not have a laser fire alarm system. experience:-(
2) Have more than 2 air compressors
3) research and try to find an alternative to tying balloons (be special and save a finger or two)
4)have a Genie life, two is always better
5)beware these drops are narrow and long! great for a hallway
6)zip tie the string at the ends while you hang the system, it not you will have a premature dropness
good luck.
More Pictures
Location: Bradenton,Fl. Bradenton Municipal Auditorium
Paper Wall Tips:
1) Picasa 3 mac, When/if you convert the images to B/O you will more than likely need to adjust the contrast ans brightness (I'm feeling Lucky), test the prints.
2) Use card stock, it will cut your time more than half.
3) layout two horizontal rows FACE DOWN/ RIGHT SIDE UP and apply packing tape.
4) Lots and Lots of packing Tape (clear)
Full stage shoot
Close up
Pastor Randy and Amy Bezet
Balloon Drop
Sarcastically I say yeah for Balloon drops. OK PEOPLE, these things are HARD and very time consuming.
I went online and found a balloon drop kit for about 40 dollars and also purchased three different colors for an additional hundred. I don't remember how many, but it was a lot of balloons. With a consistent group of three people 1) using an air compressor and two tying the balloons it took about 5 hours to fill the drop 5/8 full. So I recommend that you have a very large team to pull of your/my next B-drop. and for a 30sec awe. NO, haha
notes to look out for:
1) Make sure the venue you are using does not have a laser fire alarm system. experience:-(
2) Have more than 2 air compressors
3) research and try to find an alternative to tying balloons (be special and save a finger or two)
4)have a Genie life, two is always better
5)beware these drops are narrow and long! great for a hallway
6)zip tie the string at the ends while you hang the system, it not you will have a premature dropness
good luck.
More Pictures
Location: Bradenton,Fl. Bradenton Municipal Auditorium
Sorry everyone for the lack of pictures, I am bad at documenting my stuff.
The Backdrop is a one of a kind Bubble wrap curtain hand crafted by the Bayside Set Crew. Bubble wrap site free shipping! good thing to, it would be crazy to pay shipping on something you would ship later yourself. We used about 10 rolls
