5 Amazing Assets for Uplifting Church Videos
Making videos for your church could range from anything from inspirational slideshows, to fun event updates or filming sermons. Keep your audience engaged and the conversation flowing, with our 5 Amazing Assets for Outstanding Church Video from Envato Elements.
1. Conference Event Promo
Conference Event Promo for Adobe After Effects is perfect for promoting your church event, seminar, and more. It has a modern and clean design with five different backgrounds to choose from, just drop your images and videos into the placeholders.



2. The Light: Worship Broadcast Package
With quick transitions and bright colours, The Light is a really upbeat After Effects template, perfect for sharing church and community events in a way that will delight and engage.



3. Corporate Bars
Reveal your church or parish name or logo in style with Corporate Bars. The logo or text appears as if from rays of light. There are two versions included and it’s well-organised and easy to use.



4. LightBook: Church PSD Template
Design a great website for your church to host your video and content, with LightBook for Adobe Photoshop. There are plenty of layouts to choose from and links to fonts and images used in the design are included with the download.



5. Easter Worship Promo
Although called Easter Worship Promo, this After Effects template is perfect for a variety of uses, including photo slideshows, psalm slideshows or even a promotion to show what your community has been up to lately.



Each asset here is from Envato Elements, where you can download unlimited resources for a monthly subscription.
Tuts+ Tips for Photo and Video at Church Events
- Invest in the right equipment without breaking the bank. A good camera, lens, microphone, tripod and editing software package will get you started. You may even want to use a smart phone.
- Get out of the church. Remember that your community is wider than just the building: film out of doors and at prominent local landmarks to help broaden and interweave your community's identity.
- Have personality and energy. You may have a message to get across and that’s great, but make sure your video is engaging and accessible as possible.
- Interact with your congregation. Post videos on social media to encourage your neighbourhood to communicate with you.
- Don’t waffle or pack too much into your video, it should be fun and snappy.