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| | | | | | THE HUMAN VIDEO HANDBOOK | | | By: Kimberlee R. Mendoza | | | Synopsis | | | Human video is an explosive newer art form that churches and ministry groups are discovering and embracing as a means of expressing their faith. There isn't another book like this - it is the first complete text on the art of human video. Elements of mime and dance merge with music to create an unforgettable performance that connects with the MTV generation - but unlike music videos, it's live! It combines the visual art of theatre with the auditory sound of music to express Christian ideas with maximum impact. And there aren't any lines to memorize! A portable art form, it is equally effective performed on a street corner for outreach as it is in a church sanctuary for worship. Includes information on getting started, coming up with ideas, choosing songs, preparing scripts, and performance do's and don't's. The author also emphasizes the importance of blocking and creating the right ending. A user-friendly list pairs song suggestions with a varied list of themes, from Christian love to volunteer appreciation. Covered in detail are tips on movement, with warm-up exercises and a list of movement suggestions to commonly used words. The second half of the book includes human video instructions set to a variety of songs, from current praise and worship choruses to hymns and original numbers. An exceptionally helpful book for the growing number of groups organizing human video ministries nationwide. | | | Details | | Paperback | | ISBN: 978-1-56608-139-9 | | 112 pages, 5.5 x 8.5 inches |
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