TL;DR: Digital Ministry News Recap 

This edition of the Digital Ministry Journal recaps news of interest to the digital ministry community. Church Production shares insights on gear and related considerations for church film and photo teams. The Verge shares announcements on AI-powered enhancements to Adobe Premiere Pro. The Pro Church Tools team answers questions regarding what social media platforms a small multi-generational church should target and investing in boosting posts and social media ads.

Tips for Outfitting Church Film and Photo Teams

Church Production shares “Tips for Outfitting Your Church Film and Photo Team” (10-minute read) gleaning tips from experienced church filmmakers ranging from gear purchase strategies to establishing style guides to help small, midsized and large churches level-up their film and photo teams.

Adobe Premiere Pro beta automatically removes background noise

The Verge shares “Adobe Premiere Pro can now automatically remove your ‘ums’ and background noise” (5-minute read) describing AI-powered updates that should save time for video editors. These enhancements are currently available in beta and will be generally available later this year.

What Social Media Platforms Should Churches Prioritize?

Brady Shearer and Alexander Mills of The Pro Church Tools Show answer “What platforms and types of content should we prioritize when creating?” (5-minute watch) posed by a small multi-generational church.

Boosting Posts/Paid Ads on Social Media?

Brady Shearer and Alexander Mills of The Pro Church Tools Show answer “How much value do you put into boosting posts/ads on social media?” (5-minute watch) explaining the impact of the discovery algorithms era on social media content reach.

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