The camera lens unlocks an entire Wonderland of creatives and on the surface there seems to be room for everyone. Each month, I dive into the rabbit holes of film, tv, music, social media and more; attempting to find God’s place in an age where mainstream media leaves little room for biblical principles. Could attempting to give Him a space ultimately jeopardise our position in the film industry/limit our capabilities? Join me, as I talk about how Christ following creatives can be anything, say anything, do anything... except uphold our beliefs. This is ‘Wonderland 2.0: God and the Camera’.
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The camera lens unlocks an entire Wonderland of creatives and on the surface there seems to be room for everyone. Each month, I dive into the rabbit holes of film, tv, music, social media and more; attempting to find God’s place in an age where mainstream media leaves little room for biblical principles. Could attempting to give Him a space ultimately jeopardise our position in the film industry/limit our capabilities? Join me, as I talk about how Christ following creatives can be anything, say anything, do anything... except uphold our beliefs. This is ‘Wonderland 2.0: God and the Camera’.
The review nobody asked for: Netflix’s Christian Musical ‘A Week Away’.
God and the Camera
54 minutes 7 seconds
4 years ago
The review nobody asked for: Netflix’s Christian Musical ‘A Week Away’.
In this episode I ramble about my likes and dislikes of Netflix’s Christian Musical ‘A Week Away’. What it missed and what could have improved it. Grab yourself a cup of tea and a biscuit, it’s gonna be a long one x
God and the Camera
The camera lens unlocks an entire Wonderland of creatives and on the surface there seems to be room for everyone. Each month, I dive into the rabbit holes of film, tv, music, social media and more; attempting to find God’s place in an age where mainstream media leaves little room for biblical principles. Could attempting to give Him a space ultimately jeopardise our position in the film industry/limit our capabilities? Join me, as I talk about how Christ following creatives can be anything, say anything, do anything... except uphold our beliefs. This is ‘Wonderland 2.0: God and the Camera’.
