Church Media & AV Teams
The booth runs the script, the stage reads it, and nobody walks up front mid-service to fix anything.
See the workflowWho uses ScrollCue.
The prompter is the same for everyone. What changes is how many screens are in the room and who is driving them.
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About this page
ScrollCue is used by church AV teams, live event and conference producers, YouTube creators, streamers, podcast hosts, educators, and professionals in regulated fields who need exact wording on camera.
Start with the one closest to your situation
These pages describe actual workflows rather than feature lists. If you are running a room full of screens, start with church media or live events. If it is you and a camera, start with YouTube.
Live Events & Conferences
Several speakers, several screens, one countdown, one operator. Late joiners sync the moment they connect.
Learn moreYouTube Creators
Camera behind the script, one tap to record, and the words composited into the take so the edit is quicker.
Learn moreLive Streaming & OBS
Key the script over your scene with a chroma key output. Script the hook and the sponsor read, improvise the rest.
Learn moreVideo Calls
Two methods that actually work on Zoom, Meet, and Teams, and one piece of common advice that does not.
Learn morePodcast & Video Hosts
Get the cold open and the sponsor read exactly right. Leave the conversation completely alone.
Learn moreEducators & Course Creators
Say the same term the same way in module one and module thirty. Retake one section without redoing the lesson.
Learn morePastors & Preachers
Scripture exact and the close landing where you meant it, while the rest still sounds like you.
Learn moreDoctors, Lawyers & Coaches
When the wording is the liability. Approved language read exactly as approved, and nothing leaving your device.
Learn moreThe dividing line
Everything on this page uses the same free prompter. What separates them is whether you need Event Mode. One person, one screen, and the free plan is the whole answer. More than one screen, or somebody in a booth who needs to drive it, and that is what Pro is for.
Frequently asked questions
Which page should I read first?
The one closest to your situation. If you are running several screens with an operator, start with church media or live events. If it is you and a camera, start with YouTube.
Do the different use cases need different plans?
The free prompter is the same for all of them. What decides whether you need Pro is whether you are recording, or running more than one screen.
My use case is not listed. Will it still work?
Almost certainly. These are workflows we see often, not a list of what the tool supports. If you need words on a screen near a lens, it works.