On this episode of The Tech Arts Podcast, host David Leuschner sits down with church production leader Dennis Choy to tackle a timeless question: How do you work with creatives and still be friends? With over 30 years of experience building behind-the-scenes ministry teams at churches like North Coast, Saddleback, and Skyline, Dennis shares hard-earned wisdom and practical strategies for navigating the tension between structure and spontaneity in church production. Now serving as General Manager of Designs and Projects at House Right—an AVL integration company that helps churches communicate the Gospel clearly and creatively—Dennis brings deep insight into bridging the gap between technical and creative teams. From personality clashes and communication breakdowns to building trust and relational equity, this episode is packed with real-life stories, leadership takeaways, and laugh-out-loud moments every tech and creative leader needs to hear.
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