Mobile Media Ministry Training 1- Introduction
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The document discusses the rise of mobile phone usage and its benefits for media and ministry outreach. Some key points:
- Mobile phones are ubiquitous personal devices that are always carried and connected. They allow new forms of media consumption, payment, and creative inspiration.
- Their measurement of audience and social context provide unique opportunities for outreach through texting, apps, videos, images and more.
- Their portability and ability to spread content virally from phone to phone make them well-suited for sharing gospel messages in reproducible, locally-appropriate ways. A number of mobile ministry resources and best practices are mentioned.Visual Story & Mobile Ministry Presentation- ION Annual Conference, 2011
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1. The document discusses the importance and opportunities of using visual media like video on mobile phones to reach unreached people groups with the gospel. It argues that visual media is effective because people are hardwired as visual beings and screens are now ubiquitous.
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This document discusses a new paradigm for media production using mobile phones. It outlines the traditional model where local believers provide cultural insight that media experts translate into finished media products. The new model empowers locals to produce their own media using mobile phones, cameras, and online/app editing tools provided by media enablers. This allows millions more locals to produce and distribute media independently. Several groups are already enabling this, but more open resources and single-stop platforms are still needed to fully realize this new paradigm of grassroots mobile media production.The Mobile Phone and a New Paradigm for Missions Media Production
The Mobile Phone and a New Paradigm for Missions Media ProductionMobile_Advance
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This document discusses a new paradigm for media production using mobile phones. It outlines the traditional model where local believers provide cultural insight that media experts translate into finished media products. The new model empowers locals to produce their own media using mobile phones, cameras, and online/app editing tools provided by media enablers. This allows millions more locals to produce and distribute culturally relevant media instead of relying on only hundreds of professional media producers. Some groups are already leading this change by teaching video skills and providing open source assets. A single online platform is still needed to enable locals to find/upload content, edit it, and distribute finished products.Recently uploaded (14)
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If you need more details or have any questions, feel free to ask! Mobile Media Ministry Training 1- Introduction
- 2. Goals 1) Enable you to implement mobile media ministry. 2) Train and resource you in such a way that you can enable others to implement mobile media ministry 3) Develop training materials that will assist in the training of trainers for mobile media ministry
- 3. Reproducibility! If we teach something that believers where you live cannot do themselves PLEASE call us on it/question us about it!!!
- 4. Focus Areas 1) Principles for media in ministry 2) Mobilizing existing audio/visual ministry materials 3) Creating new audio/visual ministry materials for mobile devices 4) Creating new audio/visual ministry materials with mobile devices
- 5. And now for a little something different
- 7. The Apple of My Eye http://vimeo.com/12819723
- 11. Our Schedule
- 12. Wednesday Introductory materials The place of mobile ministry in a ministry strategy Culturally appropriate mobile media Obtaining and preparing existing audio/visual ministry materials for use on mobile devices
- 13. Thursday Simple mobile video creation- crafting Bible slideshow videos Audio media recording and editing
- 14. Friday Orality and story-based outreach The media production process Video preproduction Shots, shot sequences and shot listing Producing an interview/talking head video General mobile video recording practices Mobile phone-based video shoot Simple video editing
- 15. Saturday (a.m.) Simple video lighting Location issues Apps for smartphone video production (iOS and Android) Smartphone video production Smartphone-based video shoot
- 16. Saturday (p.m.) Video editing Mobile media distribution Mobile media security Wrap up, challenge and celebration
Editor's Notes
- #9: While we had come to see that the nomads we were working with had begun setting up their tents where they could get phone reception rather than where they could find water, it was interesting to find that the same thing was happening halfway around the world in Mongolia as they set up their yurts where they could find cell phone reception.
- #10: The Mobile Advance website can be found at http://www.mobileadvance.org