Here it is! The iSundae II commentary. Watch it to hear fun stories from behind the scenes, to learn about some things we would have done differently, and to discover what a Phantom Moose group meeting usually sounds like. 😀 Read More
I’ve been listening to the commentaries on the Pixar movies for the past couple of weeks and that gave me an idea. Why not do a commentary on iSundae II?
We’ve been discussing the idea and have decided that it would be a great chance to share some of the fun stories from production. We have also learned a lot since making iSundae II, and we think this will be a way to share some insights into what we would do differently now.
So keep an eye out for the iSundae II commentary. It’s coming soon!
I ran across this new video series from Veggie Tales creator Phil Vischer. He’s working on a series of videos that will walk kids through the Bible. Called, appropriately enough, What’s in the Bible?, the series looks like a fun cross between Veggie Tales, The Muppet Show, and the old Jungle Jam radio show.
The first two videos in the series will launch in March, with more in the works. Until then, get a sneak peek at the show on their videos page.
This past month has been pretty busy, what with Ruth and I editing a seminar for Simply Charlotte Mason, and all the other things that happen when you try to make movies while having a life. 🙂
But! On Friday we found time to sit down over the Internet and discuss an idea we had in November. I came away from the meeting extremely encouraged with the direction of the project. One thing that came up was all the other ideas we had to play with. We counted at least five story ideas that we might work on later.
Don’t worry, by the way… We’re still planning on doing the DragonSpell teaser. Just gotta get this seminar done first.
Today is Appreciate a Dragon Day! In honor of this momentous occasion, we give you a sneak preview frame from our DragonSpell teaser (click to enlarge):
By the way, we do realize that the whites are a little hot in this shot (my fault!). The rest of our footage turned out much better.