Daystar’s Audio team is responsible for accurately conveying all audio elements of a television broadcast, whether spoken or musical, to the viewers watching at home. Audio Control is outfitted with the latest, state-of-the-art digital mixing consuls, microphones, speakers and digital processing. Each production is handled meticulously to insure all equipment and talents are used to their full potential to provide the viewer with a broadcast that showcases excellence and professionalism while clearly convey the message.
Photograph: (Left to Right)
David Ribb, Scott Ayers, Shannon Kelly, Jake Howard and Floyd Counce
- Monday
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The Road We Walk - Part 1
- Tuesday
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LIVE - All Music Celebration
- Wednesday
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The Road We Walk - Part 3
- Thursday
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LIVE - All Music Celebration
- Friday
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The Road We Walk - Part 5
Meet the Team
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Daystar’s Editing team is proficient in the latest, cutting-edge editing applications on both Mac and PC. Often, editors play a dynamic and creative role in the production of Celebration and various other programs, pulling together project elements and fusing together dialogue, music, sound effects, visual effects, rhythm and pacing.
Daystar’s production control room is the multi-functional nerve center of our television production facility. Each workstation interfaces with a Raritan system which allows flexibility for each program we do. Whether the need is for broadcast graphics, teleprompting, IMAG, or EDL or time code notes, our control room layout can easily facilitate the needs of every production.
Facilitating the production of Celebration is the show’s Concepts Team. Responsible for the show’s various components, the staff works diligently to produce video roll-ins, spots and any other support media or materials required to aid in the flow of the production thus providing a strong creative force behind the broadcast.
Daystar’s Graphics team works closely with the Celebration Concepts team in developing the design and creation of the final products, including graphics for on-air productions, program opens and spots for network broadcast. Our highly skilled graphics artists are proficient in Photoshop, Illustrator, After Effects and 3-D motion graphics. Their core responsibility is to present information in a way that is both accessible and aesthetic for the viewer.
From beginning to end the Celebration guest coordination team has a multitude of duties. Compiling research, developing itineraries, and scheduling talent appearances, we serve each guest with the utmost integrity and respect with the attitude to serve as our main objective.
Daystar enlists the help of professional hair and make-up artists to maintain the best look for both our hosts and guests appearing on Celebration and other in-house productions. Television make-up is used as a method in conjunction with studio lighting to enhance the talent’s faces, providing coverage and defining features such as eyes and lips.
Daystar’s Production Crew facilitates the set up, lighting and taping of all Daystar television productions. These include but are not limited to live in-studio productions, on-location broadcasts and previously taped events. Our team fulfills multiple tasks like rigging set up, light adjustments and operating our high quality camera equipment including a jib and steady-cam. The Lighting Director regulates the lighting for each program, illuminating the sets and adding artistic expression.
Daystar’s Traffic team oversees the broadcast of on-air programming, producing and maintaining daily logs of all programs that go to air on the network. This log tells the Master Control operators which programs air at what time. The team also provides the important function of Closed Captioning programs for the hearing impaired. Another key duty they fulfill is maintaining Daystar’s extensive video archives.