A song reaches the back row because someone pushed a fader. A verse lands because someone clicked a slide. A first-time guest sees Jesus on a Tuesday because someone cut a sermon clip on Monday night.
You are not running a service. You are clearing a path for someone to meet Jesus. The cable, the console, the camera — every one is priestly work. We don't think about you when it's right. That's the point. You are the room before the room arrives.
If God can build a tabernacle through a craftsman named Bezalel filled with the Spirit (Exodus 31), He can build Sunday through you. Welcome to the team.
Pick the seat where God has wired you to serve. We'll help you find it.
Paint the room with light. Set the mood before a word is sung.
Camera ops & live switching. The eyes of the room — online and in-house.
Lyrics, scripture, calls to action. Every cue lands the moment.
Steward of memory. Document the move of God on a Sunday.
Front of house & monitors. Where worship lives or dies.
Edits, clips, reels. What the next 1,000 people see of Hue on a Tuesday.
A guest decides if they trust the room in the first ten seconds. Color, contrast, focus — all of it shapes the air before the band even plays.
Program and run lighting cues for worship, message, and response. Hold scenes through the sermon. Paint the altar at the moment of response.
Arrive by call time. Walk the room. Sync cues with the worship set. Run the service. Tear down clean — every fixture, every cable, exactly where it lives.
You notice rooms. You like quiet, high-stakes execution. You can sit still and stay attentive through a full service.
Console: [TBD] · Fixtures: front wash, key, color back · Software: [TBD]. We'll train you. No prior experience required.
Every Sunday is streamed. The frame you choose, the cut you call — that's what hundreds see at home, on YouTube, and on a phone in another country.
Camera operation or live switching. Frame the band, follow the preacher, cover the response. Cut the broadcast in real time.
Pre-service: white balance and focus. Service: hands on the camera or the switcher, ears on the mix. Post: confirm the recording, log notes.
You think in frames. You stay calm when the unexpected happens. You can take a cue and execute without ego.
Cameras: [TBD] · Switcher: [TBD] · Stream: YouTube Live. Comfortable to learn — we train every operator from zero.
A late lyric is a lost worshipper. An early scripture is a confused guest. You set the pace at which a room hears God.
Run ProPresenter for worship lyrics, sermon slides, scripture, lower thirds, and calls to action. Build slides ahead of Sunday from the message outline.
Pre-service: load the set, verify scripture references, run a sound check pass. Service: listen ahead, click on the breath, never on the beat.
You're musically aware. You read ahead. You catch typos. You like making something invisible work perfectly.
Software: ProPresenter 7 · Mac · Planning Center for the set list. Easiest role to start in. Sundays only.
We don't document an event. We show a Bay Area room that Jesus is being met.
Photograph Sundays, baptisms, HUE Groups, events. Catch worship, hands raised, the response, the kids, the strangers turning into friends.
Arrive before doors open. Capture pre-service candids, worship, the message, the response. Hand off edits by Wednesday for socials.
You see what others miss. You move quietly. You can shoot fast and edit faster. You bring your own camera, or you're ready to learn ours.
Body: [TBD or your own] · Editing: Lightroom · Delivery: Drive + Instagram. Bring a story instinct, we'll train the rest.
Audio is the most consequential seat in the room. Mix the band like you're the twelfth member. Mix the message like a friend is listening on AirPods.
Run front of house (FOH) or monitors. Mic check, line check, ringing rooms, building mixes from scratch each week.
Earliest call time of the team. Stage patch, line check with the band, full rehearsal, then doors. Stay tuned and unflappable through the service.
You can hear what's wrong. You stay steady under pressure. You're willing to apprentice for months before you ever solo-engineer a Sunday.
Console: [TBD] · Stage I/O · In-ear monitors. This is the longest training pathway on the team — and the most needed.
Sunday ends. The work doesn't. Sermon clips, reels, recap videos, baptism stories — your edits are how the gospel keeps going through the week.
Cut sermon highlights, Instagram reels, YouTube uploads, baptism testimony videos, event recaps. Work from a brief, deliver to the team.
Async. You don't need to be at every Sunday. Pull footage Monday, deliver edits by Friday. We respect your time.
You already cut video for fun. You have a sense of pace, music, and story. You meet deadlines.
Software: Premiere / DaVinci Resolve / CapCut — bring what you know · Hardware: your own machine to start. Async-friendly.
We gather every other week. These build unity, sharpen us, and keep us aligned. Make them a priority — not a last-minute calendar item.
Know the order of service before you walk in. Read the brief. Review the set. Skill is a stewardship — practice happens on your own time.
Tell your lead about scheduling conflicts the moment you know. Silence costs the people serving with you.
Arriving early is a courtesy to the team and a gift to the room before the room arrives.
Treat every cable, fixture, and machine like it belongs to God — because it does. Coil it right. Put it back.
Fools think they're right. We seek feedback. We grow by being correctable.
No pressure. No commitment until both sides know it's a fit.
hue.church/serve/tech. Two minutes. Tell us your top 3 roles and your availability.
Pastor. Immanuel will reach out within 48 hours. We talk about your story, your gifts, and the role that fits.
Show up early. Sit beside the operator in your chosen seat. Watch the full service from the inside. No buttons to push yet — just see the work.
If we're both in, you're handed off to your track lead. You'll apprentice for a season before you solo-run a Sunday.
Nobody starts as the lead. Everybody can grow into one.
Sit beside the operator. Learn the seat by seeing it run.
Run pieces of a Sunday under direct coaching. Build the reps.
Solo-run your seat for a full service. You own it.
Train the next person into the seat. Multiply yourself.
A coach is not a senior operator with a title. A coach is an operator who can reproduce what they do in someone else. That's the only definition of leadership we hold here.
You'll shadow and apprentice alongside experienced operators before you solo a service.
A track lead who will pray for you, train you, and check in on you.
Team hangouts, training nights, and access to conferences worth attending.
You'll see what's coming before the rest of the room does.
Own your walk with Jesus. Spiritual practices come before technical skill.
Be in the room on Sundays you're not serving. Be in a HUE Group.
Show up to your scheduled Sundays. Communicate the moment you can't.
Bring Heaven Upon Earth. Leverage your skill, time, and resources for the gospel.
Pastor. Immanuel Perli · immanuelpaul@hue.church
Hue.Church · 2670 El Camino Real, Santa Clara, CA · Sundays 10:30 AM