Imprint Production founders in the control room, portrait crop

Imprint Production presents

Retreat

Atlanta, GeorgiaOctober 8-9-10

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About the retreat

20 years in music production

A platform for worship leaders and musicians

  • Music production
  • Recording arts
  • Song writing
  • Live stream sound
  • Worship leading
  • Music direction
  • Arranging
  • Vocals
  • Mixing
  • Charts
  • Band rehearsal
  • Stage sound
  • Writing together
  • Leading a team
The founders of Imprint Production in their Atlanta control room
Vasyl and Anna, in the room the retreat runs out of.

About us

Twenty yearsin one room.

Imprint Production is a working studio in Atlanta, Georgia. For two decades we have tracked, mixed and finished records here — for artists, for labels, for film and for the stage.

The retreat is what happens when we open the doors. Same room, same desk, same people who make the records — for three days, with worship leaders and musicians in it.

Experience
Twenty years
Where
Atlanta, Georgia
Vasyl and Anna Chekhovskyy in their Atlanta studio

When a leader grows, everyone benefits!

Vasyl & Anna Chekhovskyy

Hosts · Imprint Production, Atlanta

An invitation

We'd like toinvite you.

Hi. We are Vasyl and Anna Chekhovskyy, and we would like to invite you to a three-day retreat at our studio, where we teach music production, worship leadership and new ideas.

We are building a platform for worship leaders and musicians to grow. In these three days we want to inspire you with fresh ideas, equip you to lead your teams, and help you grow as a leader — through musical skill, production, technology, and the challenges of leading now.

Together we will record, produce and grow musically, with the long term in view.

What the retreat is

Three days insidea working studio —not a conference.

This is Imprint Production's retreat for worship leaders and musicians. No lecture hall, no breakout rooms — you learn the way records actually get made, in the room where we make them.

We record, produce and write together, next to people who have done this for twenty years. You leave with something you finished, and something to do with your team on the other side.

Days in the studio
03Days in the studio
Skills we teach
06Skills we teach
Years of records
20Years of records
Room, doors open
01Room, doors open

The three days

Ideas, production,leading.

Every day ends with something made rather than something described.

Day 01

Day one of three

Ideas

Fresh ideas first. Where songs and sounds come from, what worship music is asking for right now, and what each of you walked in with.

  • Ideas on the table
  • A song started
  • The three days mapped out

Day 02

Day two of three

Production

The studio day. We record and produce together — tracking, arrangement, sound for the room and for the stream.

  • Something recorded
  • An arrangement built
  • Hands on the gear

Day 03

Day three of three

Leading

What you take back. Leading musicians, directing a band, and the long view — where you and your people go after this.

  • A plan for your team
  • A way to run rehearsal
  • The long view
Vasyl and Anna in the Imprint Production control room, surrounded by keys, synths and monitors

The room

The room the records are made in

The retreat runs out of Imprint's own studio in Atlanta — the same room where we track, mix and finish records. For three days it is the room you work in.

Where
Atlanta, Georgia
Room
Imprint's own studio
Length
Three days

Who teaches

Working producers.Not lecturers.

Vasyl and Anna teach alongside the people who work in this room. You watch decisions get made instead of hearing them described.

Before you ask

The usualquestions.

Who is this for?

Worship leaders and musicians who serve on a church team. You do not need to be a producer. You do need to already play or lead something.

How long is it, and where?

Three days, at our studio in Atlanta, Georgia. Not a conference centre — the room our records get made in.

Do we actually record?

Yes. Recording and producing together is the middle of the three days, not a demonstration at the end of them.

Can I come with people from my church?

Yes, and it works better that way. The application asks whether you are coming on your own, with your spouse, or with people from your team.

What should I bring?

Your instrument if you play one, headphones you trust, and any music you are part-way through. Everything else — console, mics, keys, monitoring — is in the building.

What does it cost?

Not published here yet. Send an application and we will come back to you with the full details before you commit to anything.