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Video & Audio Production

The 2017 Miracles advertising campaign for The United Methodist Church was shot and produced in the studio and video facilities of United Methodist Communications.

Whether you need to create a short promotional video or orchestrate a multi-camera live performance, United Methodist Productions has you covered. We are here to produce multimedia services that meet the needs of United Methodists and make a difference in their lives and in the world.

The full-service video, audio, and post production company and facility based in Nashville, Tennessee specializes in providing exceptional creativity, service  and equipment at an affordable price, all under one roof. The innovative team has traveled the world helping conferences, agencies and churches tell the stories of The United Methodist Church.

A behind-the-scenes look at the set for Chuck Knows Church: The Committee, a 16-session video teaching series designed to examine the struggles congregations face as they look toward a preferred future. The series was filmed and produced at the video facilities of United Methodist Communications in Nashville, Tenn.
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Communications and Marketing

Video Facility

United Methodist Productions’ facilities include a 1,720-square foot studio and soundstage with adjacent actor’s lounge, recording areas and an advanced audio control room, digital editing suites and a media duplication and packaging center.

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RCA artist Libby Horne recording session at Television, Radio, and Film Commission of the Methodist Church, (TRAFCO), Nashville, 1955 - 1957. RCA then rented this studio and office space from the Methodist Church. L-R: KWTO announcer Joe Slattery, Horne, Chet Atkins, Foggy River Boys member Charlie Hodge (hand on chest), guitarist Homer Haynes, pianist Floyd Cramer in foreground, Foggy River Boys members Earl Taylor and Monty Matthews. Photo by Elmer Williams/Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum/Getty Images.
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Communications and Marketing

If these walls could talk

United Methodist Communications’ state-of-the-art production studios have hosted dozens of musicians, television actors and movie stars for both United Methodist-related projects and secular ones

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Video & audio production

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