Make sure to grab a headset from the production booth before heading to your camera.

There are two locks on the left side of the camera that allow you to turn the camera side to side and up and down.

The right handle controls the zoom in and out. The Left hand dial controls the focus outlined in red on the display.

Be sure to listen for any direction from the Video Switcher in the booth, and let them know once you have your desired shot locked in.

Once Nathan begins the sermon, stay on camera until you have a good idea of his pacing within frame. The shot should be close enough to have a good picture of Nathan, and wide enough to allow him to walk around within frame.

During the last song, try to get the best shots you can. If there are a lot of people coming up for prayer, the Camera Switcher will most likely stay on the center camera, but be sure to communicate any available shots.

When the Closer comes up to speak, get a clear close up of them within frame.

Once the Closer dismisses the congregation, put the lease cap back on, then turn the camera off.

Take the headset back to the booth, remove the battery, and place it on the battery charger.