Comments on: Christians in Cinema: Reece & Lance Tedford

By: Shirley Hobson

Shirley Hobson — Thu, 23 Aug 2007 16:19:36 +0000

Hi again. I have to respond because I read the reply from SolShine7 made. I believe it is about time men were
put back in the scheme of things.
I do not believe God intended for women to head the
home. Not that we should back down now, but because of how things have happened, men and women need to come together in the home, work and church. Not necessarily in that order. We had this discussion in our Bible Study. God intended for men to be the head of the family. Women were mostly busy with household chores and working in the fields. I don’t know that I would have survived in Bible times. LOL
Anyway, whatever can be done to get our men back in their rightful place gets three cheers from me. I’m sure there are others(women) who feel the same way. This discussion could take a whole different direction! God Bless
Shirley

By: SolShine7

SolShine7 — Wed, 22 Aug 2007 06:15:45 +0000

I’m glad that Duststorm Productions is out there “doing it” because it’s easy to just talk about doing stuff. They’re taking risks and I commend their effort. “The World is Waiting” is a guy movie, but that’s cool because it seems like the Christian industry is targeted to females. We definitely need more Christian men standing up and creating content that reaches out to other men.

I wish them all the best! Great interview.

By: DJ Salty Flavor

DJ Salty Flavor — Tue, 21 Aug 2007 01:30:34 +0000

Wow the movie is great. It’s funny and with the right audience you get a lot of laughs! The cooking scene I think is the best scene in the film. Reece and Ted rock my face off and it’s great to see this type of quality of a film on this type of budget. It’s creative and well done Indie Film with a positive message. Thanks again guys for allowing me to be a part of this project and having my music in the film. It’s a blessing you that will keep giving and I hope to show it to more and more of my unsaved friends.

By: shredder

shredder — Mon, 20 Aug 2007 04:22:46 +0000

awesome! really looking forward to meeting you guys next month at faithfest ‘07!

By: Aurelien Henry OBAMA

Aurelien Henry OBAMA — Sat, 18 Aug 2007 09:21:07 +0000

Hi I think it was a great interview.As an african filmmaker coming from Cameroon, it really pushes us to believe that christianity has it places in the film industry.I’m working on an action african martial arts movie where christianity will intervene.
We hope that such project will continue to evolve.
God bless you all!
www.ngulproductions.com/moneybag

By: Shirley Hobson

Shirley Hobson — Fri, 17 Aug 2007 15:52:23 +0000

Hi. I am a ShoutLife member and Duststorm is on my friends list. I cannot afford to buy anything right now, but enjoy reading the newletters and I just read the interview. I really enjoyed it. It sounds to me like you are wanting to reach families instead of just a minor group. I applaud you for that. There is far too little movies today that a family can actually enjoy without the ever famous “four” letter words. Thank you for your dedication and your willingness to spread the gospel in this way. God Bless you in your endeavors.
Your ShoutLife Friend
Shirley

By: Vie

Vie — Fri, 17 Aug 2007 02:23:46 +0000

Great interview, I enjoyed it!

By: Stormi

Stormi — Thu, 16 Aug 2007 21:42:24 +0000

Nice little interview with the tedford brothers, inciteful for those getting into filmmaking.

By: Cathi-Lyn

Cathi-Lyn — Thu, 16 Aug 2007 20:26:37 +0000

I’m going to have to read this interview aloud to my kids. The style of humour in TWIW was a little on the young side for my husband and I, but our kids absolutely loved it.

I think my favourite part of the Tedfords’ indie projects (versus Hollywood or even Veggie Tales) is that they’re not totally inaccessible to my kids as role models–by networking thru ShoutLife, they’re a presence outside the screen as well, and a positive influence.

By: Donald James Parker

Donald James Parker — Thu, 16 Aug 2007 19:42:24 +0000

Very interesting. Brook Berringer was a hero of mine since I’m a big Cornhusker fan. He is still revered by the fans of HuskerNation. It would be wonderful to have a movie made about his life.
Good luck to the Tedford family and to Christians in Cinema as you all bring glory to God!