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Posted by Pastor Z on 2/1/2007, 8:29 pm Needless to say it was cramped in here. Once we got set up, the camera crew had technical problems and i basically sat still, wired with a lapel mike, for about 45 minutes before the interview began. Once we got started, I was very nervous, and never really did get comfortable in front of the camera - funny thing, I speak in front of a hundred or more people every Sunday, but I was nervous speaking to three men and a camera. But when we were finished, the producer told me it went great. He said I gave a really good interview, and there was a lot of good stuff for them to work with. The show will probably air sometime in March or April, the producer will let me know, and he's also going to send me a list of stations and times as well, so I can let you guys know. Now here's the kicker - this show is a syndicated television prrogram. Way back when I first started Church Mice, I prayed that one it would get syndicated. It dawned on me Thursday afternoon that God answered my prayer. I got syndication, just not the kind I had envisioned. Just goes to show, no prayer goes unanswered! I am still having trouble believing all of this has actually happened. Someone from California flew out here to do an interview about Church Mice - it blows my mind... God has really blessed me.
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Last week a guy came out from L.A. to do a television interview with me about "Church Mice" for a syndicated program called "American Bible Society Presents". The interview went well, I suppose. If I never have to sit under the bright lights again that will be okay with me. My office has an open area of about 8'x10', and in that space we had the following:
- 1 medium size tripod with a spotlight
- 1 medium size tripod with a boom microphone
- 1 huge tripod with a huge television camera (they told me the camera cost about $150,000)
- 1 television monitor
- 1 huge tripod with a 3'x3' square light
- sound equipment
- 1 man to operate the sound equipment
- 1 man to operate the camera
- 1 man to conduct the interview (plus a chair for him)
and...
- me (with a chair as well)
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