
|  | Excerpt from: Church Drama Dialogue
|  | | June 10, 2008 | | Human Video Defined | Have you heard the term “human video” and wondered what exactly it is? This emerging new art form is spreading across the country in churches of many different denominations. Kimberlee Mendoza, author of The Human Video Handbook, says, “Human video … combines music, choreography, and drama.” She adds, “The point behind a human video is to portray a strong Christian message using multiple senses.” The term was coined from its similarity to televised music videos. The live performance is the reason for the “human.” The impact of music combined with the artistry of movement makes human video a powerful experience for both performer and audience. We are an increasingly visual people – human video speaks volumes to a country accustomed to televisions and computers. Why not introduce human video to your congregation? Those who feel more comfortable performing without the pressure of memorizing lines would take very readily to this expressive art form. There’s a tremendous amount of wonderful Christian music in many styles out there, so the possibilities are endless. From traditional to contemporary, ballads to rock, there are hundreds of human videos waiting to be created that are just right for your church, no matter what your worship style. Discover it for yourself! | | |
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