Just got to hear @worshipVJ & @visualworshiper, it was a great session and opened up my mind to what one can accomplish with an application I have all-too-often overlooked …PowerPoint. "I get paid professionally to use PowerPoint!" @woshipVJ exclaimed. They then dove into "Curation" and "Context" of creative elements to a service. They opened up ideas of Curation and Content, explaining them: CURATION
-The way we use the word "worshiper" or "worship leader" may need some rework or redefinition.
-Curation implies a wake, & may even lead to a new methodology
-One who curates is a guardian, a caretaker. We in media are the caretakers of our audiences experience.
-Context should be prioritized over Content.
-We must worship/experience WITH, not AT our audience.
CONTENT
-is REQUIRED.
-all the tech gear in the world means nothing if there's no content.
Workflow should look like this:
Aggregation >leads to> Filtering >leads to> Curating
Aggregation: A habit a lifestyle of pulling together elements.
Filtering: What to use and what NOT to use.
Curating: moving, arranging, and presenting elements in space and time.
Me Llamo es Justin. I'm not sure what I want to be when I grow up yet. But for the mean time I'm a Christ-follower, a husband to my beautiful wife, a new dad to my amazing son and I like things. Nothing specific really, art, film, coffee, beer, theology, fatherhood, fellowship, free-thinking, tattoos, digital design, ...and I'm sure there's something I'm leaving out too. I'm going to blog about those things, and I hope in doing so, I learn something about myself, and something about you!