Noah Campos brings 11 years and counting of technical experience to Good Shepherd's production and tech crew. A musician at his core, following this dynamic path has led him to wear many hats: guitarist, pianist, vocalist, bassist, drummer, teacher, recording engineer, live audio engineer, lighting technician, camera operator, livestream director, chef, installer, consultant, amateur acoustician, equipment maintainer, event planner, queue programmer - and many more. 

Understanding the role of tech, the arts, and their intersections within a Church's culture, he strives to bring a musicality to all of the technical aspects that go into effective productions; using the tools at his and the team's disposal to amplify the impact of Good Shepherd's message in the same way a good musician listens and compliments the larger picture of their ensemble. Noah strives to foster and embody a work culture where all voices are equal and appreciated, and knows that there's something to learn from everyone's perspective. 

Off campus, Noah can be found sprinting around the Railroad Museum and Old Sacramento with speakers, microphones, and projectors; writing, playing, teaching, recording, and generally working on and/or with music; and enjoying time with the love of his life Emily and their wonderful son Marco. As you'll come to find when watching Good Shepherd's livestreams, he loves a good zoom transition.