The Jesuit Curia is reinforced with the ATEM Mini by Blackmagic Design

ATEM Mini mixers Blackmagic Design They become part of the streaming workflow of the Jesuit Curia, world headquarters of the Society of Jesus.

The Father Robert Bellecer SJ, known as the digital Jesuit as he was the promoter of several production environments in the Curia, was in charge of leading the renovation. Bellecer's goal was, in their own words, “to achieve a high-end studio,” although they encountered the problem of lacking the “budget to build facilities that could compete with Hollywood.” It was then that he decided to take over several teams. ATEM Mini of Blackmagic Design, which has “transformed the communication capacity of the Jesuit Curia.”

Currently, the Christian organization produces its content in HD, although pre-recorded videos are worked on 4K. To capture images, the Jesuit Curia uses several systems mirrorless, as well as PTZ cameras. In each production studio there also resides a device Blackmagic Video Assist 7”3G, which is used to supervise the framing chosen for the productions.

Relying on other equipment such as the microphone Heil PT 40 To record podcasts, the Jesuit Curia studios have already recorded more than 500 videos. Among its contents we find pre-recorded messages, interviews, webinars, live events, stories about the Society of Jesus and even non-religious content, such as podcasts about technologies. Content is shared through platforms such as YouTube, Twitch y Telegram, as well as via chains like BBC o MPR News.