Shegun Faponle is a highly experienced audio-visual technician.  After 12 years studying electrical and electronics he worked in many leading Authorised Service Centres for companies including Pioneer, Sharp, Sony and worked 18 years for JVC UK Ltd as service engineer repairing and servicing a wide range of audio visual electronics devices. He also worked for Rockwell Collins as a service engineer for the last 4 years in the avionic industry.  He has developed an in-depth understanding of the capabilities and application of cutting edge equipment used in media production. On the production side he has extensive knowledge in repairing cameras, broadcast equipment and experience in installing Plasma and LCD monitors, this has led him developing a great interest in filming weddings conferences, church conventions, and making short films for broadcast. He has set up more than 30 film and media facilities for churches and community projects enabling them to successfully reach significant new audiences and grow their followings through Film and Television Broadcast. He was at the leading edge of being able to capture the live experiences of bringing a Pentecostal Church service onto a world stage through the television media in 1990, there by promoting growth within the Church.  Hence Shegun offers a powerful combination of technical know-how and an understanding of exactly what is required to capture an audience while producing a quality production. He can advise on the optimum equipment to purchase, show how to set it up and explain in down to easy understand terms to get users up and running quickly. Shegun operates from a central location allowing him to cover most areas nationwide and at competitive price. Technology has come a long way. Now due to advancement, it is now possible to capture moving images on video. Though our memories may fade or let us down, when these special moments are captured on video, we can watch them over and over again and even share them with loved ones, and leave a lasting record for future generations to come.  Lastly I would like to give thanks to God almighty for the electronic and electrical knowledge given to me as child before learning for better understanding.  Also my thanks goes to many Pastors ,  such as Pastor  Mathew Ashimolowo for the positive impact on both my life and my family for allowing God to use me as a tool to help spread his vision through the KICC media ministry, to teach, to design, construct and install the electronic equipment used for both audio and video production.