The Making Sunday Happen Podcast | Episode 307
Epic Virtual Choir Videos with Grant Norsworthy
Show Notes
Show Notes:
Today on the show, we welcome Grant Norsworthy.
Grant is a speaker and musician, who lived in Nashville, TN area from 2002 until 2018, and now lives in New Zealand.
Grant was a member of the Paul Colman Trio years ago and also served in the band Sonicflood. Today he is a Worship Leader that has a heart to serve and coach others. He travels the world speaking and coaching worship leaders, bands and musicians through More Than Music Mentor.
If you are a Worship Leader, we’d love to encourage you to check out Grant’s work.
Today we are going to talk about how to create Virtual Choir Videos.
Now we know what you might be thinking, why did we need virtual choir videos when I have my folks back in church? Well we believe we should be crafting our experiences and our content to serve those who come into the building and those online.
We think we can do both well.
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