Gillette Church of Christ in Gillette, Wyoming set out to modernize how its congregation experiences worship, both in the room and beyond it. Weekly services deserve clear picture, intelligible sound, and a livestream that lets people join from home without a drop in quality. Brink Design designed and installed a complete AV and livestream production system built to run reliably every week.
What we designed
We approached the sanctuary as one integrated system: projection, audio, video production, networking, and control all working together. The design centered on laser projection for a bright, consistent image, BirdDog NDI video transport to move camera feeds across the network cleanly, professional audio to keep worship intelligible, and centralized control so the whole system can be run without a technical crew.
What we installed
Laser projection delivers a crisp image that holds up under the room's lighting. BirdDog NDI transport carries video over the network, which keeps camera routing flexible and the cabling clean. We upgraded the audio to professional-grade equipment for clear, even coverage, strengthened the networking that all of it depends on, and tied everything to centralized control. The result is a production environment engineered for weekly use, not a pile of gear that needs an expert on hand.
What it does day to day
Every week, the team can run services and the livestream with simple, centralized control. The congregation in the room gets a bright image and clear sound, and viewers at home get a production-quality stream. Because the system is integrated and documented, it stays dependable service after service, and it can grow as the church's needs do.
