This short film from this summer's Rocky Mountain Christian Filmmakers Camp was posted in late August.
Showing posts with label Rocky Mountain Christian Filmmakers Camp Films. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Rocky Mountain Christian Filmmakers Camp Films. Show all posts
Alone in the Fog
One of the films we produced this summer at the Rocky Mountain Christian Filmmakers Camp was just posted:
We'll post a more lighthearted one soon, so watch for that. Also, we'll open registration sometime next month, so watch your inbox for the announcement. Last year the acting side filled up the same day we opened registration.
Thanksgiving Without
Our students created this at the Rocky Mountain Christian Filmmakers Camp this summer.
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Hope Alert
Our second of three short films our students created at the Rocky Mountain Christian Filmmakers Camp has been released. It's a fun commercial parody...
Keep scrolling down at www.RichDrama.com/RockyMountainChristianFilmmakersCamp for our first short film, "Interrogation."
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Rocky Mountain Christian Filmmakers Camp 2017
We had such a wonderful week with these amazing people at the Rocky Mountain Christian Filmmakers Camp! We completed the short film "Milk and Oranges" based on a true story told by Nathan Ashton, who shares seven film credits with me.
This marked Joyce's directorial debut:
We also provided headshots to all the actors, and I coached each of them for an audition to a live feature film. Woo hoo!
Felicia's Pledge
This year at the Rocky Mountain Christian Filmmakers Camp we produced a short film, "Felicia's Pledge," which follows another character from the novel In His Steps. I got to reprise my role of John Gray and Ken Lawrence, the director of Film Camp, reprised his role as Pastor Henry Maxwell from the film In His Steps. The rest of the roles were played by our students.
Here's the finished product:
Because Morgan Willer didn't have any lines for her role I challenged her to write and perform a monologue as her character as a part of her preparation process:
Our acting students who had been film students in the past helped film the monologue.
Here's the finished product:
Because Morgan Willer didn't have any lines for her role I challenged her to write and perform a monologue as her character as a part of her preparation process:
Our acting students who had been film students in the past helped film the monologue.
Distracted Prayer
I got to coach the actors in this student film for the Rocky Mountain Christian Filmmakers Camp. What a thrill to be a part of John Fornof's first foray into film acting! He's an incredibly accomplished audio drama director, and he "paid" for his acting lessons and coaching by providing a voice acting workshop and coaching each actor for the voice over work on "The Dinner."
A note from 2017: Rebekah Stought was the film student who directed John in this production, and this year John directed Rebekah in "The Giant Killer" in Lamplighter Theatre's professional production.
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Joyce preaches on Exodus 2:7.
The film below was written by Rich Swingle for the Rocky Mountain Christian Filmmakers Camp, where students performed and filmed it under the supervision of faculty.
Here's a great article on this: Why It's Wrong to Take God's Name in Vain.
This service is available for download free on iTunes, where you can also subscribe to our podcast. Search for "Westchester Chapel" on the iTunes Store.
If you want to more about starting a relationship with Jesus Christ visit www.WestchesterChapel.org/Salvation.
Photo courtesy of NicolettiPhoto.com.

The film below was written by Rich Swingle for the Rocky Mountain Christian Filmmakers Camp, where students performed and filmed it under the supervision of faculty.
Here's a great article on this: Why It's Wrong to Take God's Name in Vain.
This service is available for download free on iTunes, where you can also subscribe to our podcast. Search for "Westchester Chapel" on the iTunes Store.
If you want to more about starting a relationship with Jesus Christ visit www.WestchesterChapel.org/Salvation.
Photo courtesy of NicolettiPhoto.com.
You Shall Have No Other gods Before Me
Joyce opens the service with prayer. Dr. Linda Warren teaches on Exodus 20:1-3, also addressing Joshua 24:14-28. Pastor Jim Warren prayed over the teaching.
This service is available for download free on iTunes, where you can also subscribe to our podcast. Search for "Westchester Chapel" on the iTunes Store.
Here is a short film I wrote to illustrate this teaching. It was produced by the students of the Rocky Mountain Christian Filmmakers Camp, where I taught and coached the actors.
I was introduced to Rabi Maharaj, who used to be worshiped as a guru. Eventually he became disillusioned and gave his life to Jesus Christ. In his book Death of a Guru, Maharaj defines yoga:
This entire teaching is outstanding, but if you want to jump to the section on yoga, click here.
This service is available for download free on iTunes, where you can also subscribe to our podcast. Search for "Westchester Chapel" on the iTunes Store.
Here is a short film I wrote to illustrate this teaching. It was produced by the students of the Rocky Mountain Christian Filmmakers Camp, where I taught and coached the actors.
I was introduced to Rabi Maharaj, who used to be worshiped as a guru. Eventually he became disillusioned and gave his life to Jesus Christ. In his book Death of a Guru, Maharaj defines yoga:
Literally "yoking," it refers to union with Brahman... If one desires to achieve physical fitness only, exercises designed for that specific purpose ought rather to be chosen. No part of yoga can be separated from the philosophy behind it.In the documentary Gods of the New Age, Maharaj says, "There is no Hinduism without yoga and there is no yoga without Hinduism."
This entire teaching is outstanding, but if you want to jump to the section on yoga, click here.
Secret Shopper
I got to coach and perform a cameo role in this student film for the Rocky Mountain Christian Filmmakers Camp.
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