Imagivation Update
POSTED by: on 06/27/2010
(0)Wow, it’s been sometime since the last update here! So hmm… what’s going on with Imagivation?
Concordia Film Festival
In May “For Honor” won 1st place in the Drama category at the International Christian Communication Arts Festival at Concordia University in Austin. “Gold Miner” also was 1 of 2 films to receive an honorable mention.
Imagivation.net
Joining the ranks of the Imagivation family is Imagivation.net.
I’ve been designing, building, and repairing websites and having a blast while doing it.
Cocoa Loco
Alex and I got together to film our 1st action sequence with Aaron and Isaac Lerma. We were greatly assisted by Ana and Rachel Lerma. The finished product is still be edited. Stay tuned to learn more.
JibeNow – The Homeschool Social Network
JibeNow launched into delta via a “MegaLaunch” on June 21st.
Some quick facts:
- As of June 27th, JibeNow has 210 members.
- Our goal is to provide an online platform for Christian Homeschoolers to encourage and challenge each other into becoming stronger instruments of Jesus Christ.
- Our mantra is “Debate. Discuss. But mostly just share.”
- Counting myself there are now 7 volunteer admins working on JibeNow.
If you haven’t yet, then make sure to visit JibeNow – The Homeschool Social Network.
Public Speaking
This past Friday and Saturday I had the privilege of teaching a couple of 50-minute workshops at the CHEACT Homeschool Conference.
The 2 classes were entitled, “Blogging Like a Screaming Ninja Monkey (Beginning Blogging)” and “My Blog Needs Liposuction! (Advanced Blogging) “. Needless to say it was a total blast and I hope to do it again sometime soon.
Digital Video Camp
Alex Lerma and I were asked to return to Camp Wilderness Ridge and help with their Digital Video Camp. Only this year instead of being the assistants we’re actually the directors. We’re leaving for the camp today and will return to Austin on July 3rd.
Filmmakers Academy
Perhaps one of the biggest highlights of our summer, Alex and I are hosting our own video camp. Set in a highly hands-on environment, students will meet once a week in Austin to learn about a new filmmaking concept and then will be given a film project assignment to finish in 6 days with their team.
The class runs from July 6th – August 10th. Our final film festival (which is free to the public) will be on August 14th.
To learn more, visit the Filmmakers Academy website.
Last thing…
Could you pray for me? I need it. Very much so.
Carry on.








