Tuesday, February 28, 2006

Ageless Animation Pictures

The set of the current Ageless Animation project:






Andy working on the computer that captures the stop frame images.




Andy shows LaRue how it all works.

Monday, February 27, 2006

Weekend Trip

We made a quick weekend trip to Provo. We were driving out to check out a right-hand drive vehicle for sale in Lehi.
We also went to see Andy at his work at Ageless Animation.



I will post some of the pictures we took at the Ageless studio tomorrow.

As far as the vehicle goes, it looks pretty good. It's a bigger vehicle than Liz had before and appears to be in good shape. I'll have to do some follow up this week on it.

Wednesday, February 22, 2006

Liz Update

Liz is still doing light duty with the post office. We have been checking around for another right-hand drive vehicle without a lot of success. There is one possiblility we might get a chance to check out this weekend, but the owner wants a bit more than the vehicle is probably worth.
Before Liz goes back to regular duty the doctor wants to get an MRI of her knee. That is scheduled for this Friday.

Sunday, February 12, 2006

Another Movie Report


Robin, Emily, Brighton and Kjerstine came out for the weekend. We took the opportunity to take Robin, Emily and Brighton to see Curious George. We loved it. All of us, including Brighton, got several laughs out of it. It's a delightful movie.

Follow-up Info
Andy said that as of last night he had 30 subscribers to his Paranormal Podcast.

Friday, February 10, 2006

Andy's Video Podcast

Be sure to check out Andy and Robin's video podcast at the Paranormal website. You have a choice of watching the episodes as streaming media, download them directly to your computer or subscribe with iTunes.

Wednesday, January 25, 2006

Movie Night

Monday evening LaRue and I went to see States of Grace. It is an awesome movie. It's a film by Richard Dutcher. He the man who made the successful "God's Army" movie about a couple of LDS missionaries. However, don't assume that States of Grace is "God's Army 2".

Yes, the main characters are LDS missionaries. But it is not so much a film about missionaries as it is about redemption and faith. The film builds to a very emotional, climatic ending that is extremely powerful.
And, having seen the movie, I find that the more I think about it, the more powerful the characters and the theme become. Truly moving.

For you consideration - a few reviews:

“The most intense, thought-provoking, jaw-dropping, emotionally charged movie...I was blown away.”
—Steven Salles, Standard-Examiner

“Remarkable...stunning, breathtaking...the whole film moves to an entirely new realm. States of Grace doesn't settle for anything. It knows exactly where it's headed and takes you there, step by resonant, heart-pounding step.
—Cody Clark, Daily Herald

“Masterful filmmaking...I loved it!”
—Doug Wright, The KSL Doug Wright Movie Show

“UNCOMPROMISING...Harshly realistic...a personal catharsis for Dutcher and his own questions of faith.”
—Scott Foundas, Variety

"Bravely ventures where previous Christian films haven’t dared. A provocative, penetrating look at the power of faith and redemption."
—Wade Major, Box Office Magazine

“A veritable epic of spiritual drama. It's the most faith-affirming, uplifting film I have seen in a long time.” (A-)
—Eric D. Snider, Snide Remarks

“Nervy...challenging. One of the Top 10 Movies of the Year. ”
—Jeff Vice, Deseret Morning News

“Compelling...Hard-hitting...Powerful. Dutcher breaks all the rules.”
—Sean P. Means, The Salt Lake Tribune

“It's the best movie I've seen this year.”
—Steven Greenstreet, filmmaker “This Divided State.”

"It's by far the best of it's kind; and still rivaling the quality of any film in any genre."
— Audrey Rock-Richardson, Tooele Transcript-Bulletin

"It's quite simply one of the most impressive films of the year."
— Bruce Bennett, The Spectrum