Our second podcast is out, and this time I am joined by good friend and fellow “Creative” Tim Bratton.

Live from the basement we bring the arts for all your parts, from the brain to the feet, the eyes to the ears, and ultimately the mouth as we discuss the state of Christian filmmaking with Red Deer film-maker Dan Kooman.

Here are some links to what we’re chatting about in this episode …

The Carrot Community Arts Coffeehouse http://www.thecarrot.ca

The National (music) http://www.americanmary.com/

Cora McLachlan (music) http://www.virb.com/cora

platelet counts

Unveil Studios http://www.unveilstudios.com

Expelled: The Movie http://www.expelledthemovie.com/

Our forum discussion on discernment

See you at one of the many upcoming events, and/or on the forums!

 

 Body Language April 08: Dan Kooman Interview [73:23m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download

The Body Language Podcast launches and the Magic Word is FILM. Find out when you can meet up with Jacob and Lily, why E is for Everyone and what David DiSabbatino has to say on the power of a story well told.

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Here are links to some of the things discussed in this month’s podcast …

Jacob and Lily’s Website >> www.jacobandlily.com

Unveil Studios >> www.unveilstudios.com

FilmBaby >> www.filmbaby.com

physical therapist license

Frisbee: The Life and Death of a Hippee Preacher (film site >> www.lonniefrisbee.com/

TrogPhoto >> trogphoto.com/

 

 Body Language Podcast: March 08: FILM [44:08m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download

http://www.eforeveryonemovie.com/

Our friends the Koomans, from Red Deer, Alberta, are coming to town with their film, “E for Everyone: The Mouse and the Elephant”. They have been to a couple of festivals already, and are looking forward to giving Edmonton her first peek.

What is the film about? From their website …

“Joel, a psychology student, sets out to make a documentary about the different ways people from developed and developing nations seek true happiness. He convinces his best friend Steve to accompany him as cameraman on his journey to Kenya, India and Thailand.

They are shocked, saddened and angered as they document drought, hunger and the AIDS epidemic first hand. But they also see a beautiful side of humanity, one that can go on with humor, perseverance and faith in midst of suffering, inequality and oppression.

Along the way they cannot help also documenting their own journeys of awakening and change. Joel and Steve discover that the only way to build a new world is to shatter an old one.”

After the film, the filmmakers (Unveil Studios) will be present for a a discussion.

The screening is at The Paramount Theatre downtown at 7 PM, Tuesday March 4th. Tickets are $8 at the door or through the Unveil Studios online store.

Sounds like another great chance to meet up, no?