Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to know how to sing?
No. This is a fun activity and we want you to be a part of it! You can sing or lip sync the words or mention in the email you send us a request not to use your audio. Just have fun while making your video!
Do I have to sing the whole song?
You can choose whichever part you like to sing. It can be a sentence, a verse, etc.
Can I dance and use props?
Of course! Feel free to add props, Israel flags, dress in blue and white. You can even use a broom as your guitar and freestyle with the song! Just make sure we could hear your singing.
Can I record it with my family?
Yes, Yes and Yes. The more the merrier.
How do I check the sound?
You can check your sound by filming for five seconds and then watch the video and check for any excessive background noises (car noise from outside or a working machine). If you do have some excessive background noise - check how you can minimize it. Then, record yourself speaking and check that your recording is clear.
Is this a different version than the original?
Yes. We have prepared a new and exciting version of the Salaam song for our festivities this year. We recommend listening to the music twice before recording and practicing before you start recording.
Which audio version should I choose?
There are two versions: one with lyrics and one with just the soundtrack. We recommend using the one with the lyrics to help you keep tempo. However, you should choose the version that works best for you.
What should be my background?
Try to find a suitable background for your video. If you do not have a "suitable" background, try to use a clean and solid background.
Yom Ha'atzmaut 2022
Join us on May 4th at the Vogue Theatre for the celebration of Israel’s 74th birthday! This year’s special event will include performances by special guest artists and community groups.