Church backdrop stage design

Greg Culbertson from Gethsemane Church in Evansville, IN brings us this stained glass look. Greg was able to use most of his previous design in completing this new design. They spray glued bubble wrap to existing Coroplast followed by gorilla tape stapled to the 2×4 frame.

Chad Kirchoff from Woodridge Baptist Church in Kingwood, TX brings us this great use of LED tape. From Chad: This was our first time using LED Tape so we had to start from scratch. Our walls are 16’ tall with five strips of LED Tape each (10 total). 8 of the 10 strips have a 2 foot gap […]

Mason McGill from Kingdom Empowerment Christian Church in Dover, Delaware brings us this cool fragmented Coroplast design. They painted the stage in a flat black ($54) to give them the base for the design. They also purchased 100 sheets of 24×18″ Coroplast ($106.00) and cut them in different sizes and shapes as they designed it all around […]

Greg Muncy from Cornerstone Fellowship in Livermore, CA brings us this epic star wall for their stage Broken down in numbers: 100′ LED Star Drop from Dazian Curtains in Burbank, CA. 8 – Martin Mac Quantum Profile LED Moving Spotlight 4 – Martin Mac 2K Moving Spot 30 – Martin 101’s 200′ of Festune Lighting 6 […]

Mason McGill from Kingdom Empowerment Christian Church in Dover, Delaware brings us this string design. From Mason: Our wonderful team used a compressed board and yarn for the letters for our Just JESUS Backdrop. We already had lighting and each board (once we figured out how to do it) took about a couple of hours. The whole […]

Angela Yee from University Covenant Church in Davis, California brings us this great, twisty use of fabric. Angela used simple white spandex hung in pairs. She lit it from above using Fresnel lights and from below using Par Cans. The gels were various shades of blue and pink. They used cinder blocks to hold down the bottom. They tied […]

Abby Barras Interiors from Area 10 Faith Community in Richmond, VA brings us this great live-streaming setup. From Abby: Like most churches this past year, ours took an unanticipated leap (further) into the digital world on March 15 when we began livestreaming our services. We were fortunate to have a great crew of volunteer audio and visual […]