I didn't get around to finishing this video until today. But, it tells a bit about what happened our the trip we took to Arkansas during Spring Break. It was quite an adventure!
"But in a great house there are not only vessels of gold and of silver, but also of wood and of earth; and some to honor, and some to dishonor. If a man therefore purge himself from these, he shall be a vessel unto honor, sanctified, and meet for the master's use, and prepared unto every good work." 2 Timothy 2:20-21
Showing posts with label Home videos. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Home videos. Show all posts
Saturday, March 31, 2012
Thursday, October 6, 2011
Video - BRIAN MOSLEY "The Trader"
On his blog, Brian Mosley says this:
We are looking for TRADERS.
You gotta watch this video rapidly! This guy is fast!
http://brianmosleyblog.com/
OUR MISSION
Our mission to help people trade in the pursuit of the American Dream for a world that desperately needs Christ.We are looking for TRADERS.
You gotta watch this video rapidly! This guy is fast!
http://brianmosleyblog.com/
Tuesday, March 22, 2011
Tuesday, January 18, 2011
On Camera
Yesterday afternoon, after morning church services and lunch, we kids worked on producing a short video about the Sanctity of Human Life and the abortion issue. We were able to get it all filmed (it was just a talking head), and even filmed a short spoof on atheists, which we'll post soon, hopefully. (For some reason, there were no pictures taken during the filming of the Sanctity of Human Life video.)
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| Joel Kautt, as "Really Darkins". |
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| I was the camera operator on this production. |
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| And, here I am again. You can see the "teleprompter" in the background. |
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| "We here at the..." |
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| Scene 2, Take 3 - action! |
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| Abby did a great job working the "teleprompter". We just connected our laptop up to our TV, and it showed the words that were to be spoken large enough to read from a distance. |
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| Adjusting the lights... |
Tuesday, July 6, 2010
Friday, January 22, 2010
Global Warming Video
This video I made a few weeks ago, when it was still cold. We've finally gotten some of Al Gore's global warming. It's in the 60s now! And we're enjoying the spring like weather.
Monday, March 31, 2008
Testing our "New" Camera
Well, about 6 weeks ago Jaden decided to close the lens on our Nikon digital camera (the one we used primarily for about 3.5 years). Let's just say that he didn't know what he was doing and ended up ruining the camera. Much to our dismay this tragic event happened just 3 days before our favorite US Congresman, Ron Paul, was to be in the area for a rally! Aaaarrrghh! Why do these things happen at the most inopportune times? The answer I think is, "to test our patience and character" (in other words, to see how we will respond to such tests - in a Christlike way or in a way that dishonors Christ).
Anyway, after we cooled down from our extreme frustration and disapointment with the situation, we decided we would make do using a digital camera that some friends had given us a few months ago. (This camera is not nearly as good, both in quality or photo setting options, as our Nikon, but it seems to do the job fairly well.) The only problem was that we didn't have a USB cable to connect the camera with our computer. So, we took quite a few pictures over the course of the last 6 weeks, and they just stayed on the camera... Then this past Thursday I was able to purchase the proper cable to connect our "new" camera to our PC. And today I was able to get the pictures uploaded from the camera to the PC.
So, now I will test our "new" camera pictures by posting a video (the one thing that sets this camera above our Nikon is that it takes video clips with audio, where the Nikon only recorded video clips) of a train that we saw in Sherman about a month ago. I will let the girls post the other photos over the course of the next few days and weeks.
Joel
Anyway, after we cooled down from our extreme frustration and disapointment with the situation, we decided we would make do using a digital camera that some friends had given us a few months ago. (This camera is not nearly as good, both in quality or photo setting options, as our Nikon, but it seems to do the job fairly well.) The only problem was that we didn't have a USB cable to connect the camera with our computer. So, we took quite a few pictures over the course of the last 6 weeks, and they just stayed on the camera... Then this past Thursday I was able to purchase the proper cable to connect our "new" camera to our PC. And today I was able to get the pictures uploaded from the camera to the PC.
So, now I will test our "new" camera pictures by posting a video (the one thing that sets this camera above our Nikon is that it takes video clips with audio, where the Nikon only recorded video clips) of a train that we saw in Sherman about a month ago. I will let the girls post the other photos over the course of the next few days and weeks.
Joel
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