It’s so nice to have a filmmaker and editor in the family. I’m grateful to my bro Matt, of Unveil Studios, who does such quick and professional work. He made this trailer go a mile with footage captured during a rehearsal of the World Premiere in a space that required much improvisation. Watching this footage [...]
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Check out this new video about the 2012 tour. Alida Lowe talks about the impact She Has A Name will have in communities to promote the arts and justice across Canada.
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Here’s an interview with Steve Waldschmidt, director of the world premiere of She Has A Name, and myself. I’m so thankful he’s on board – he’s an amazingly creative and visionary man.
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READINGS: Grand Rapids, MI – Oct 9 @ 7:30 PM [Details here] Red Deer, AB – CrossRoads Church (in the chapel) Oct 16 @8:30PM
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Here’s the latest webisode from the documentary filmmakers of Sex + Money: A National Search for Human Worth. The team works with investigators trying to find an American girl kidnapped into Tijuana, fearing she’s been trafficked by a gang. The boys pose as johns looking for young prostitutes. The video highlights the reality of sex [...]
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Check it! I hope you’ll stay tuned and join the conversation about covenant over the next few weeks. Send me your thoughts!
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Here’s a video with a bit of the background information about how “Mephibosheth” came to be as a story, with a short tribute to the late Birk Sproxton, a Canadian writer many of us miss. Read “Mephibosheth” here. Read the back-story material Andrew discussed in the video.
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Interview: Bryan + Katie Torwalt, "Here on Earth"
Andrew's TEDx talk, "Considering Danger"
Interview: Kidnap Survivor and Inspiring Humanitarian Amanda Lindhout
If God Had A Facebook Account, What Would He Write on Your Wall?
Mephiboseth, a short story by Andrew Kooman
If Rudyard Kipling had Fridge Magnets
Chasing Tradition: Herbert's "Altar"
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