January 2011

I recently completed work on the set of Alone, Yet Not Alone - a Christian film produced by Ken Wales (the same guy who produced Amazing Grace).  The movie had a very large budget (by Christian movie standards) and was filmed over the course of two months in three different states.  It had a crew of over 150 people and blah, blah,

of paying a tuition, I’m getting paid to learn my craft.  The way I see it, if you want to produce and direct films (which I do), then work and hang with producers and directors (which I am doing).  Big dream, big God! 

The first movie I worked on is called Hero and you can watch the trailer below or learn more about it at www.herofamilymovie.com.  Release date for Hero will be sometime in the Spring of 2011 and I’ll post video as soon as I have it. 

Release date for Alone Yet Not Alone should be in the Fall of 2011.  

A fun “Iwo Jima” styled pic taken while setting up an 18K light on the AYNA set at Ft. Louden, TN.

blah, I could make it all sound very impressive, but it was perhaps one of the most challenging jobs I’ve ever been a part of.  What I did was not glamorous.  It was hard physical work and it separated me from my family all but the weekends.  But, it was a feature film.  And, it was the second feature film I’ve had the opportunity to be a part of in just over a year. 

The reason I’m working on film sets is as simple as it is crazy.  I want to learn how to make Christian films that honor God and promote life in a positive way.  Good films.  The film set is my film school, and instead