This weekend I spoke at a church in Puyallup, WA. The service started out with this video.
I love spoken word. I love creativity. I love video. And I love the gospel. Marry those four together and you get five minutes that you will be glad you took.
I would have posted this last night, but my neighbors shared it with me late in the day as we were standing in the middle of our street watching our kids ride bikes and draw the world’s longest hopscotch board (over 200 squares). It may be a day late – but it is worth it! Enjoy.
I know Mother’s Day was a couple weeks ago, but some of the guys in our church spent a heap of time putting together a very, very cool video. Whether you just want to see a video that’ll make you tear up, or you are interested in video lighting, editing, effects, etc…give it a look. The reason there are three videos is that’s how we showed them at various times in our Mother’s Day service at Creekside. You can watch a condensed version here (though you’ll miss some neat stuff).
I have seen some pretty cool, funny, or embarrassing proposal videos. This one might be one of the most creative I have seen. Love the time, effort, element of surprise, and even the “old-fashioned-ness” of it all. Enjoy!
Occasionally I see something that makes me say, “How would anyone even think about doing that? Let alone, how would they do it?” Well…the following video is one of those things. Thanks to my buddy Scott for sharing.
My buddy Scott Yamamura is one of the most talented guys I know. After years riding a skateboard – both professionally and with Boarders for Christ – he has now taken those creative juices and applied it to video and photography. I talked him into do the design work for my new DVD and couldn’t be more thrilled.
Recently, he put together a video of the first year of his son’s life. I asked his permission if I could post that video here and he agreed. So…it might not be your family you’re looking at, but you will surely enjoy the three minutes.
A Year In The Life from Scott Yamamura Visual Arts on Vimeo.
Oh…and when I asked him to make one of these for each of my three kids he turned me down. Geesh!
I’m so glad my friend Tom sent me this video. I was about to do my lights exactly the same way. How embarassing that would have been!
In a comment (via FB) on my last post, my friend Robin shared this video with me. Too good not to share.
Ok…as a minivan driving, father of three, this video just cracked me up. Thanks to my buddy Dave (another minivan dad) for sharing the love. Peace out. Word. (ok…so I’m not cool.)
I actually first saw this video almost a year ago (soon after it was released) but saw it again this morning in a post by my friend Michele Cushatt. My head is spinning after watching it again, but the question posed at the end of the video moves me from spinning to pondering how to apply and use the information. Watching this video in light of the fact that I’ll be attending my grandmother’s 100th birthday a week from today is even mind-blowing. Oh, the things she’s seen….
