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Showing posts with label short. Show all posts

Wednesday, 8 May 2013

/ləˈment/

/ləˈment/ from James Chapman on Vimeo.


This short is based on verses from Lamentations chapter 3. I made this video as an opener to my preach on Sunday. Life is tough sometimes and we all go through seasons of struggle. But, we must not give up. We need to draw near to God and be honest about our feelings. Honesty generates intimacy.
Listen to the sermon here: pcfpoynton.org.uk/downloads/messages/lament/
Music: "consecrate" by The Parachute Band available from comeandlive.com
Camera: Bruce Marshall - littlepicture.squarespace.com
Concept/Edit: James Chapman - thepaisley.co.uk









Monday, 1 April 2013

Where Briers Grew

Well... at last i am able to share with you all Where Briers Grew. Last year i was asked to produce a promotional video for my dad's church. I requested artistic license to produce something unique, something more engaging. 

My mission was to craft a short film which uncovers the core of the church, the heart that drives the leaders to give everything and hold nothing back. Please enjoy. Share and spread the word on the amazing work that Myrtle House is doing in Llanelli, South Wales. 

Where Briers Grew from James Chapman on Vimeo.
Where briers grew is a short film about the leaders of Myrtle House, Llanelli Elim Pentecostal Church. Seeking to uncover what drives Bill and Ellen to pursue community transformation in the small South Wales town, we dig deep and discover how much it costs to be a dealer in hope.

Produced by - The Paisley
Directed by - James Chapman
Edited by - James Chapman
Camera - James Chapman, Josh Leonard

Edit - Final Cut Pro, After Effects.
Cameras - Nikon D7000, Canon 550D (as Second Interview camera)

Tuesday, 26 February 2013

COMING SOON...

Coming soon from thePaisley...

Where briers grew is a short film about the leaders of Myrtle House, Llanelli Elim Pentecostal Church. Seeking to uncover what drives Bill and Ellen to pursue community transformation in the small South Wales town, we dig deep and discover how much it costs to be a dealer in hope.