Showing posts with label Dallas. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dallas. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 5, 2010

Moving the Blog

Hey everyone! We just updated MovieMakers.ca and will also be moving the blog there. So from now on news about Entrusted With Arrows will be posted on the new MovieMakers Blog.

Once again, thank you for all your support!


New Blog: http://www.moviemakers.ca/blog/?cat=29

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Dallas

Pre-Orders now being accepted!


We are now accepting pre-orders for Entrusted With Arrows, the DVDs will be shipping on June 1st. Pre-order your copy now: http://www.entrustedwitharrows.com/dvd.html

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Dallas

Wednesday, April 14, 2010

Entrusted With Arrows .com has arrived!




A bit late but here it is, as promised, more big announcements! Please take a gander and let us know what you think! :D

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Dallas

Friday, April 9, 2010

Look for big news and updates this week!

Word on the street is that we have lots of news and updates just itching to be announced this week, so keep your ear to the ground! (Could we finally be releasing a trailer?!?!?)

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Dallas

Jost's New Album!



Josts are one of the families featured in our documentary, they have just put out a new Album! Check it out, see if their tour will take them to your aria! We have the privilege of t aping a live privet performance for the documentary, it is relay good stuff! (listening to our copy that just arrived today!)

http://www.josties.com/

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Dallas

Friday, January 1, 2010

Holiday Videos


On monday ChristianFilmMakers.org held a 12 hour video contest. We and many of the families we had interviewed made submissions, none of us won, but the Jost's did place 6th! i thought you all might enjoy seeing the videos.

Jost's video:


Lammiman's video:


Clemons' video:


Munger's video:


To see all the entries click here: http://www.christianfilmmakers.org/contest/2009-12/
Marry Christmass and happy new year!

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Dallas

Monday, November 23, 2009

Documentary Snapshot


This is the documentary in a snap shot ATM, a frame every 2 second I believe. I had seen this with other films to look at color from the big perspective. I thought it might be good to see what our film looks like in the grand picture. What colors are in the film? What colors I would like and how to tie things togather with the graphics.

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Dallas

Wednesday, October 28, 2009

Update

Well, we have been busy editing as well as doing marketing for the Amazing Math videos. We met with the Math person for the Calgary Board of Education the other day and she loved it! It was a very positive meeting!

We are now starting to write up the ligaments of the documentary, the parts that hold the thing together. Pray for us as we do this, it really is a crucial stage of the production and of forming the film.

You may also have noticed the new banner for the blog, all the men interviewed are featured. I am slowly beginning to build the supporting media for the film, such as web site, trailers, etc.

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Dallas

Tuesday, October 20, 2009

Amazing Math



Well, we finally have released one of our long over due projects Amazing Math: Subitze Me! and a new MovieMakers.ca web site! Please check them out, thanks for all your support!



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Dallas

Wednesday, October 14, 2009

Tech trouble..

6 years, 40+ projects latter, my camera may have bit the dust... So we are now renting a JVC DV tape deck and importing all the video. Still a lot of technical questions to face before the doc is over because of it though. I am glad that the deck at least recognizes my tapes, it is the first thing other than my camera ever to do so!

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Dallas

Monday, October 12, 2009

Happy Thanksgiving!

Today is Canadian thanksgiving, so we are taking a break before we start to work on the doc again.

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Dallas

Sunday, October 4, 2009

Des Moines Iowa


We spent the night in the church parking lot of my parent's good firends (my dad's best man in our parents wedding), it was nice, we had the big building to our selves, with showers and large kitchen. I have a hunch one of my parents will post more about that latter.

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Dallas

Saturday, October 3, 2009

St. Louis



Yesterday we passed through St. Louis and saw the arch. We couldn't find parking for the trailer so we didn't stop, so not much to post other than that, as a result we will also post a tank you to our house and cat sitters. :)


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Dallas

Thursday, October 1, 2009

Rushtons


Our final interviews were with the Rushton family. They were undergoing extensive renovations in their home, so that we could not meet there. Instead we filmed Harold at his business "Playmasters" and Cindy in a local book store that she writes in often. My mom has long followed Cindy's blogs and things. The Rushtons also took us to see the home of Helen Keller. We had a great time getting to know the Rushtons and I think they will make an exalant contribution to the documentary.


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Dallas

Tuesday, September 29, 2009

Clemons

Well, I think we will be up to speed in a post or two. Internet hot spots are fewer and further in-between than expected so far.


We pulled in to the Clemons on Thursday afternoon and were greeted by good old southern hospitality! Our families got along famously right from the start. The Clemons own a guest house that they allowed us to take over; it was nice to take a break and spread out after 2+ weeks in the tent trailer. It even had a washer and dryer! Huzzah for clean clothes! The Clemons called their guest house “little Canada” during our stay.

Sam Clemons is a surveyor. Rather then film B-roll after lunch as usual, we were able to get some hands on experience in surveying in the afternoon as the older children were off doing auditions for their upcoming short film. Each evening we shared a meal and then the games would come out. It is a lot of fun when big families get together!

It really was a joy to get to know the Clemons family and we were truly sad to leave. And Lisa was very sad to have to say goodbye to Princes Pinky (the cat). One more interview to go and then we start heading home!







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Dallas

Wednesday, September 23, 2009

Mungers - B

Along with Greg Munger we also interviewed his son Paul Munger and his family. We didn’t get to see much of Paul and it was even tricky to coordinate our schedules. Paul is working as the casting director of extras on One Good Man, and as such was very busy. The Munger house was a constant flurry activity as they were hosting many cast and crew, and helping with craft services all wile working around the rain.
When we got there we had only a very short 30 minutes to shoot Paul, and it often takes us 20+ min just to set up our lights! It was good this was not our first time setting up, buy this time had got in to a “groove” of sorts and each knew or jobs. We set up in record time and got a bit of a time extension with Paul. After that we had another crunch time interview with Shela (Paul’s wife), and then got all our B-roll before lunch!
I really wish we had more time to spend with the Munger family, even the short time we had with them we had was really enjoyable!

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Dallas

Tuesday, September 22, 2009

Mungers - A

We set up our tent trailer in the Munger’s driveway and were able to spill out in their large car port which was nice as it rained the hole time we were there. The Mungers were also hosting another family who was part of the crew (Teacher, craft services and extras) on Advent Film Group's film One Good Man.


After we had set up we talked with the Mungers in their living room about the next day. The conversation turned to the Munger’s most recently finished film A Blueprint for Language Arts Success Greg was showing us the DVD, how they made their DVDs in house now, how they did this and that... then you can imagine all of our surprise when my name appeared the credits! I had forgotten, and Greg didn’t know, that Paul (Greg’s oldest son) had given me a “special thanks” credit at the end of the film. We all had a good laugh about that.


Greg Munger owns Piedmont Educational Services a and has had several films created including the multi award winning Animals of the Bible, which he made with his son Paul.


Along with us filming our documentary, I felt like I was in the middle of christian film making central. It seemed that everyone was somehow involved in a production of some sort on some level. It was a very busy and very fun place to be.


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Dallas

Monday, September 21, 2009

From Canada to Georgia

We are currently are camping on the east coast, I just wanted to let you all know that all is well. We are taking a short vacation time before we start head north and get interviewing again. It is nice to take a brake from all the driving. This is the warmest natural body of water I have ever touched! Asides from a dugout that is. Some times it has been warmer than out of water, and that is saying something since it has sat around 30c the whole time we have been here.

Look for posts in the next little while about our interviews and visits with the Munger families, our exploration of Savannah, and other adventures on the ocean!


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Dallas