Built for your sanctuary.
Yours alone.
Motion backgrounds designed around your brand and your screens, and never sold to anyone else.
Four steps to a background that is only yours.
Never done this before? That’s completely fine. We’ll guide you through every step.
Tell us.
Answer a few short questions about your church, your colors and your screens.
Takes a few minutesQuote first.
You’ll see a price before any work starts. No surprises.
Before we beginPreview, then build.
We send a quick motion preview by link or email, so you can say yes before we finish.
5–7 days · rush availablePrivate delivery.
Your files arrive in a private folder. Download them within 30 days.
30 days to downloadYours alone.
A custom background belongs only to the church that ordered it. We never add it to the catalog and never reuse it.
Need one today?
Text-free motion loops and stills, ready for your screens right away.
4K and HD.
Loops that never show a seam.
MP4 and ProRes, in the file types commonly used with ProPresenter, Resolume and LED wall processors.
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Behind the Loop.
Every background is built in layers. Here are the five inside Earth at Night.
Keep scrolling to peel the loop apart.
Shooting stars
Meteors in the sky above the horizon.
877 frames · loops
Atmosphere
The thin, glowing edge of the planet.
877 frames · loops
Earth
The planet surface turning slowly beneath a fixed camera: city lights and clouds.
4,385 frames · one full rotation (2:26)
Stars
Starfield and Milky Way, cut out behind the planet.
877 frames · loops
Space glow
A faint navy haze above the horizon.
877 frames · loops
Stacked together, one calm loop.
Every layer lines up again into the finished Earth at Night background.
All layers are 30 fps. The 877-frame layers repeat exactly five times inside the Earth loop. Preview frames are low-res and watermarked. Earth imagery: NASA. Not affiliated with or endorsed by NASA.
Let’s make yours.
A few short questions, and a quote before any work starts.
Start a custom request