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My Last Day
Hi all, Over the past few weeks I have been working on an internet outreach using a new anime version of the Jesus film. The new film is a 9-minute story, which utilizes dialogue from the original...
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The English version of My Last Day, the anime short film of Jesus’ death and resurrection is now available. Other languages should be ready soon. You can visit Global Short Film Network to download a...
View ArticleThe Art of Storytelling
QIdeas has a great video by Bobette Buster. It is an edited version of a longer talk she gives on the Art of Storytelling. In it she talks about how the power of stories from the time of the Industrial...
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Machine Gun Preacher
Why is it that so many faith-based movies are cringe-inducing, or just fall completely flat as stories? It is only a few short months since the trailer for The Waiting Game, a pro-abstinence awkward...
View ArticleInheritance
This is the film we shot at our short film project in the summer of 2010. I had wanted for the last year to re-edit it to make it a bit shorter and fix a few things up. Well, here it is … with Chinese...
View ArticleMy Oscar Wishlist
is that this wins Best Song. No strong feelings about any of the other categories. UPDATE: And it won! Let out a big Kermit “Yeeeaaggghh!!!”
View ArticleJerusalem
The aerial views in this trailer alone are amazing. Which makes the prospect of a feature in IMAX 3D (slated for release in 2013) mouthwatering.
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Grief-Bought Treasures
or What I learned from watching The Iron Lady, The Way, and Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close I am not someone who is well acquainted with grief. I have never lost a close family member or friend. I...
View ArticleScience Fiction
Science fiction is a great vehicle for exploring what our world is really like by testing the boundaries with “What if …” questions. You can read a great article on questions that theologians would...
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The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey
The Hobbit was my most anticipated movie of the year and on Boxing Day I was able to watch it in 48fps 3D. I had heard mixed feedback from people regarding the 48fps however in my opinion it looked...
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