As a disciple of Jesus, as the Apostle Paul wrote, I have to kill the flesh-- or the "Ego" as I call it. Daily. As a filmmaker, I write about filmmaking techniques as well as my spiritual trek as a Believer. Browse through to find entries on camera techniques, acting, fundraising, as well as definition of Love, Purpose and separating Ego.
Saturday, February 20, 2010
Super Tuesday
Well, the time is finally on us-- the release of "The Imposter." It's been a long road for this fourth movie of Serendipitous Films. We set out to make a movie for the church-- for people professing to be "Christians."
We've been doing interviews and radio and such. I get asked what the message is... what it was like to work with Kevin, Jeff and Kerry... Why I chose to make a movie like this.
This movie is not like the Christian movie's I've seen. We have endeavored to keep it real... and in the reviews, it appears we succeeded. When I wrote the story, I wondered if church goers would be turned off by the fact it doesn't all tie up nicely into a bow, but the consensus I'm getting is that people are finding this refreshing.
I wrote in the voice over at the beginning that God's more interested in our hero going through a process than zapping him with spiritual morphine. I believe that God can stretch forth his sovereign hand and touch, heal or dispense a supernatural measure of skill... but more often, He wants to see me work through. THat the end result isn't what's important to Him but that I went through the process... that I did the math.
The DVD comes out this Tuesday. I hope you get a copy. And if you do, let me know what you thought of the movie. Thanks for your support!
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