Stage designs ideas

Jo El from Oasis City Church in Westerville, OH brings us these cool glowing circles. They covered their entire back wall with 5×10′ black fire-rated curtains. They got a great deal from tableclothfactory.com – all under $300. Then they bought hula hoops in different sizes, painted them black, wrapped them with regular Christmas lights that were […]

Ken Neff from Christ Central (Kidz Studios) in Lake City, FL brings us this elaborate set design that simply screams cinema. Foam board and pressed cork board were the two main supplies for this set. The popcorn container was framed up by 2×4’s and covered by using two 4x8ft sheets of foam board, recycled 2x3ft styrofoam was […]

Carolina Hatton from Calvary Chapel of Delaware County in Chadds Ford, PA brings us this Christmas design. The Unopened Gift was a set for their Christmas Eve Service. They framed the screen using 4 lengths of sheer voile, 118” wide from Rosebrand.com, at about $5.95 the yard. They spent about $200. The trees were from Restoration Hardware; […]

Lori Biddle from Crossroads Community Church in Mansfield, Ohio brings us this great stage and even cooler lobby display. From Lori: I saw a letter sculpture on CSDI and description of how they cut out the styrofoam letters, so I started with that concept and added to it. Our Title was: The Last Word We chose a […]

Bella Krizhevskiy from First Slavic Baptist Church in Charlotte, NC brings us this cool PVC design. They were inspired by Hanging Pipes. They started by cutting PVC pipes at 5ft, 4ft, 3ft, and 2ft. They were all 9-inches apart above each other and they were 6 inches apart next to each other. They used 680 […]

Mike Gerrells from Mission Hills in Littleton, CO brings us this themed stage design. Series was called Identity Theft with the scripture base from Ephesians 1-3. The design was based on the idea: Where do you find your identity and who do you find your identity in? They used a combination of 24″ and 12″ white boxes to […]

Greg Culbertson from Gethsemane Church in Evansville, IN brings us this stained glass look. Greg was able to use most of his previous design in completing this new design. They spray glued bubble wrap to existing Coroplast followed by gorilla tape stapled to the 2×4 frame.

Justin Main and Bryan Suter from Evident Church in Lenoir, NC brings us this cool, young look. From Justin: We wanted to keep cost down since earlier in 2020 we started renovating our new location. The design is rather simple using 7 LED tape strips with 4-ch decoders, since the tape is RGBW and cheap […]