Riverview series on a few of the names of God.

Forty CRT monitors attached to nineteen splitters, attached to seven old computers. Each computer is running the same 7 minute video on a delay of 45 seconds or so. The back wall projection is a static image that changes for each service segment and each song.

The lighting during the music is setup on a 30 second fade from color to color. There are a handful of little Chauvet LED lights behind the monitor structure.

The monitor stand was built level by level as we added each row of monitors.

Riverview’s “Declassified” series which ran in January.

Loosely based film noir look, cityscape gobos on lights pointed at the side and back walls of the auditorium, projected cityscape on the stage wall. One fixture with a G40 incandescent bulb hung from the architectural truss. A desk/typewriter/wire-fan/coat placed on the stage.

A Riverview series that ran November 2008…

Six upside-down inflatable globes hung from the auditorium ceiling using floral wire to accompany projection of an upside-down map of the earth on the back wall.

We had to reinflate a couple of the globes every week because they became droopy.

I was honored to be asked along on a photo walk with some other Riverview folks a couple weekends ago.

Here are a few of my shots from the walk:

You’re overdue for an update. I have been spending some time in San Francisco.

Photos are available on my Flickr photostream.