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Church sound, lighting and video, built for Sunday morning.

Since 2016, Pink Palace Media has built sound, lighting and video systems for Baton Rouge-area churches. Owner Blaine Wilkins mixes front of house on Sundays himself, so every system is set up for the volunteers who run it.

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A Blaze loudspeaker, up close.
Healing Place, Denham Springs A Blaze loudspeaker, up close.
The sanctuary lit for worship.
Istrouma Ascension The sanctuary lit for worship.
The dLive at front of house during a service.
Jefferson Baptist The dLive at front of house during a service.
Sound

Planned before it’s hung.

Speaker coverage is modeled before install. Then come the consoles, wireless mics, in-ear monitors and the Dante network that ties it together.

Install day in the sanctuary.
Galilee Baptist Install day in the sanctuary.
A service in the sanctuary.
Greater Mount Olive A service in the sanctuary.
Lighting

One touch for the right look.

Fixtures and rigging installed, the show programmed on the console, and preset looks a volunteer can bring up with one touch.

The drum riser in a blue look.
Galilee Baptist The drum riser in a blue look.
The back-wall wash, with the scaffolding still up.
Istrouma Ascension The back-wall wash, with the scaffolding still up.
Livestream & broadcast

One feed for the room and the stream.

PTZ cameras placed for the room, switching in the booth, and one feed for the screens and the stream. At Istrouma Baptist, the stream gets its own mix on a dLive C3500 broadcast console.

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A PTZ camera hung from the balcony, over the sanctuary.
First Presbyterian A PTZ camera hung from the balcony, over the sanctuary.
Blaine Wilkins at the dLive C3500 in the broadcast room.
Istrouma Baptist Blaine Wilkins at the dLive C3500 in the broadcast room.
Long relationships

Ten years in town.

Pink Palace Media has been in business for ten years, building long-standing relationships with some of the best churches in Baton Rouge. Ten years and several phases at First Presbyterian downtown. Nine years and five projects at Istrouma Ascension.

First Presbyterian Baton Rouge sanctuary lit in purple and blue, with organ pipes, two screens, a small group of musicians and candles at the front.
First Presbyterian
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