Welcome Home
Make the first moment feel like home.
A cinematic welcome shaped around Franklin Chapel. Deep blacks, worship photography, and restrained purple accents establish the tone before the service begins.
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OBS Themes and Broadcast Design
OBS Theme
Custom OBS broadcast themes for Welcome Home, One Night of Revival, and Back to School, connecting the opening moment to the final screen.
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A whole world.
Inside the broadcast.
Three visual directions. One connected experience, from the first welcome to the final screen.
Welcome Home: Welcome screen
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Welcome Home
Keep the anticipation in the frame.
The starting screen carries the same visual language into the moments before going live. Every scene belongs to one connected broadcast identity.
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One Night of Revival
A different night. Its own energy.
A distinct Revival package brings its own atmosphere to the broadcast, with coordinated starting screens, announcements, giving, and speaker graphics.
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One Night of Revival
Finish with the same intention.
The closing screen gives the service a considered ending, carrying the Revival identity through the final moment on screen.
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Back to School
A new year. A bold beginning.
The Back to School opener brings bold dimensional type, purple and gold, and a custom school bus visual into the broadcast. A dedicated identity for a new school year.
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Back to School
Class dismissed. Faith goes with you.
The closing scene carries the school theme through the final moment, with coordinated typography, a pencil detail, and the purple school bus. Covered, equipped, and called.
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Every scene.
Part of the same story.
Welcome screens, countdowns, live overlays, scripture, announcements, giving, and closing scenes. Designed for OBS, with full HD browser sources and transparent overlays.
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Three distinct visual directions for Franklin Chapel: the cinematic Welcome Home identity, the atmosphere of One Night of Revival, and the bold purple and gold Back to School package.
Custom OBS broadcast packages created by Katch-Up Media for Franklin Chapel, connecting the visual experience from the first welcome to the closing screen.
Welcome Home
The Cinematic Noir Welcome Home package pairs Franklin Chapel worship photography and video with deep black overlays, editorial typography, and restrained purple accents. Coordinated scenes cover welcome messages, starting soon, countdowns, live worship, scripture, announcements, giving, and service endings.
One Night of Revival
A distinct Revival broadcast identity carries through starting screens, countdowns, live overlays, announcements, giving, speaker lower thirds, and closing scenes.
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The packages include OBS scene collection files and setup guides, with 1920 × 1080 browser sources and transparent overlays designed to sit above the live camera.
Back to School
A dedicated seasonal broadcast identity pairs bold dimensional typography with purple and gold, a custom school bus visual, and coordinated opening and closing screens.
The challenge
Create cohesive broadcast identities for everyday worship, Revival services, and Back to School Sunday, from the opener to the closing screen.
Creative direction
Three distinct visual directions for Franklin Chapel: the cinematic Welcome Home identity, the atmosphere of One Night of Revival, and the bold purple and gold Back to School package.
The outcome
Complete scene packages with matching broadcast slides, transparent overlays, OBS import files, and installation guides.
What we delivered
Broadcast identityOBS theme designWelcome and holding screensScripture slidesCountdown scenesLive worship overlaysSpeaker lower thirdsOBS scene collections
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