Past the Popcorn film roundup—About What You’d Expect This Time of Year
Each week, Past the Popcorn offers a thorough look at the latest round of films opening on big...
Past the Popcorn film roundup—Three Strong Recommendation for Family-and-Values Types
Each week, Past the Popcorn offers a thorough look at the latest round of films opening on big...
An interview with Dolph Lundgren
Once upon a time, Dolph Lundgren played one of cinema's most notorious (and notoriously...
Past the Popcorn film roundup—Short Days, Short Films
Each week, Past the Popcorn offers a thorough look at the latest round of films opening on big...
Past the Popcorn film roundup—Quaid Sails, Sayles Fails
Each week, Past the Popcorn offers a thorough look at the latest round of films opening on big...
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Evangelism in the Digital Age: new book by Dan Henrich for Majority World
Just published – a new book by mediastrategist Dan Henrich: Evangelism in the Digital Age: Media Case Studies (Volume 1).
The book is a series of case study reports on various film, radio, web and mobile phone initiatives in Africa, S America and Asia in the last few years.
http://internetevangelismday.com/blog/archives/6822
War Horse - a moving Spielberg film with many redemptive themes
Spielberg's latest movie is getting rave reviews. And rightly so. The popular children's book by Michael Morpurgo has been faithfully adapted: read story of the film and its making.
And there are many redemptive echoes embedded in it. Here are a few...
http://internetevangelismday.com/blog/archives/6737
Downton Abbey and the value of storytelling in Christian ministry
Downton Abbey – what will happen next? How ever can we wait so long to find out? Why do we care?
Because we are wired for storytelling. Because we actually feel we 'know' these characters, indeed we love them.
http://internetevangelismday.com/blog/archives/6178
Animated video shorts are unique and effective genre for Christian communication
This charming animated short illustrates some of the strengths of the genre to communicate well, especially without using dialogue.
http://internetevangelismday.com/blog/archives/6039
Christianity and the creative arts - why it matters
How a culture portrays itself and its ideals in art (including film, literature, music, even clothes design) is obviously deeply intertwined with its worldview.
http://internetevangelismday.com/blog/archives/5724
God's stunning world, as timelapse film
Exciting timelapse from Dustin Farrell. Make sure you watch it in full screen (that's the 4-arrows icon bottom-right of the YouTube player). The bigger your monitor, the better.
http://internetevangelismday.com/blog/archives/5888
Free ebook: Using Film in Christian Communication
Moving pictures have captivated audiences since their invention. Whether to capture reality or create an alternate narrative, film has taken us on a fascinating journey during the last century.
http://internetevangelismday.com/blog/archives/5444
Review: Studio Ghibli film Arrietty is beautiful at every level
Arrietty, the latest animation from Studio Ghibli: released in Japan in 2010, it came to Europe in early 2011 and UK/Australia in July. Sadly for N America, you'll have to wait till February 2012, for reasons I know not. Because it is a sheer delight. Pure treasure. The artwork and soundtrack are beautiful, detailed and subtle.
http://internetevangelismday.com/blog/archives/5082
Film review: The Tree of Life is a remarkable story echoing the experience of Job
The Tree of Life is a remarkable and surreal film. When did you last see a mainstream production which started with a quote from the book of Job, and then took a 'Job's journey' through pain to healing acceptance?
http://internetevangelismday.com/blog/archives/4927
Film review: The Tree of Life is a remarkable journey reflecting the book of Job
The Tree of Life is a remarkable and surreal film. When did you last see a mainstream production which started with a quote from the book of Job, and then took a 'Job's journey' through pain to acceptance?
http://internetevangelismday.com/blog/?p=4927
