instructions below.
i have been accepted into a film festival, and i’m hoping you can do me a solid and vote for my film, iron shield. here’s how:
•watch the film here: http://www.thedoorpost.com/commitment/ironshield
•after watching, click on Vote Now in the bottom left corner of the film window
•click on the pink splotchy blob that says “Online Voting Now Open.”
now, here is where it becomes a bit of a hassle. you are more than welcome to curse my name as you…
•sign up (i know, i know, i’m asking you to sign up for something. i’ll never do it again. and by never i mean not for at least several weeks.)
•watch my film and, whether you like it or not, give it really high ratings and leave glowing, gushing, adoring comments. some suggestions: dazzling. sublime. staggeringly brilliant. the single greatest experience of my life.
•watch and rate 4 other films in order for your vote to count. i know, you have a life. i’m asking a lot. but maybe you can check your email or shop ebay or stalk someone on facebook while the movies that aren’t mine (or even during mine) are playing.
if you are still with me, i thank you immensely and profusely. in return for your kindness, maybe i’ll have a chance to mow a portion of your yard or something in the future.
and in case you’re wondering what i win, i have a shot at getting a decent size budget to make a bigger short film. i made this one on my own dime, so the fest would fund the next one.
a vote for me is a vote for, uh…me. and freedom.
thanks,
chad
a million miles in a thousand years - donald miller
really enjoyed this book. good primer on how to live life.
here’s a little ditty i did recently for the fish.
well, we’ve been pretty bad about blogging lately, but we’re gonna try to get this thing going again. in an act of brutal self-flagellation, i will now punish myself for our blogging truancy by posting a short film i made in college. i know the guys who were in it will get a kick out of it, but everyone else, please do not watch it. ever. thank you.
Hello Abandoned Blog
Not that anyone will notice but I am wondering if you are feeling a bit left out. And the question that always bothers me, do I go back and catch up or continue forward like nothing ever happened? Will there be a big hole never to be filled? I’m still pondering the answer.
why don’t they act like this when we feed ‘em spinach? it’s tasty too, and so much better for you.
kurt warner (quarterback of the arizona cardinals) could tell just by the way i carried myself that i would be a fantastic pro player, so he invited me to be on the team.
actually, we were in arizona to interview him and his wife brenda for our latest marriage series. they were very cool, very nice people. it was pretty crazy to walk in and look to the right and see a super bowl trophy and an mvp trophy. don’t usually see those in person. wonder if they’ve noticed they’re missing yet?
A Day of Culture
We joined some of our friends from MOPS for a fun outing this morning. After making everyone miss the train because I couldn’t find the station and sweating on the platform for 20 or 30 minutes, we were off to downtown. We had a yummy lunch, took in the Dallas Museum of Art and another train ride. The day was lots of fun. But, I have to be honest, any place where the only two rules are: Don’t touch ANYTHING and don’t RUN, is hard to take small boys. However, I do think they are smarter and more cultured just for having been there. Thanks Monica and Jennifer! Let’s do it again.
Can I Freeze Eggs?
That is what I googled this morning after I found several frozen eggs in the carton. Apparently the way back of my fridge gets really cold. I went to crack one and it was frozen solid inside. The next one was already cracked from expansion and I had to run it under water to get the shell to come off. They took a little while to thaw in the bowl so that I could scramble them but all in all they tasted exactly the same to me. As for my google search, technically you are supposed to scramble them before freezing, but I just didn’t tell the eggs that.
