http://www.joeywoestman.com me in a tiny electronic nutshell Sat, 30 Jan 2010 16:48:49 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en In a choral conducting class in college we had to conduct this piece, "O Vos Omnes," arranged by Victoria: The Latin text is from Lamentations 1:12, "Is it nothing to you, all you who pass by? Look around and see. Is any suffering like my suffering?" http://www.joeywoestman.com/2010/01/rediscovered-old-music/ At small group tonight we took a break from our regularly schedule programming - the seven deadly sins - to talk about a question that had come up in previous discussions. Two of my guys have to write eighteen one-page papers on different apparent contradictions in the Bible, so they ... http://www.joeywoestman.com/2010/01/apparent-contradictions-in-the-bible/ Last night in small group I taught the second lesson on the seven deadly sins, on envy. Seven Deadly Sins: Envy So what is envy? Well, in brief, the way we usually use the word "envy" has nothing to do with its historical meaning. Envy is when we refuse to allow God ... http://www.joeywoestman.com/2010/01/seven-deadly-sins-envy/ Here's the latest video! On this one I ran one of the cameras, edited the story, and color graded the footage. http://www.joeywoestman.com/2010/01/priscilla-shirer/ I recently finished reading Rebecca DeYoung's Glittering Vices, which blew me away. I've never ready anything that dealt with the seven deadly sins so clearly and so well. I think I suffer from them all (and I'm not a hypochondriac!). Anyway, I decided to turn her book into a small group series ... http://www.joeywoestman.com/2009/12/small-group-series-seven-deadly-sins-what-are-the-seven-deadly-sins/ This story was really fun. My boss and I flew out to Virginia to interview Randy Hahn, the pastor of Colonial Heights Baptist Church. So on this story, I ran the Steadicam, took some stills, and shot broll. Once we got back, I edited the story and colored the footage. ... http://www.joeywoestman.com/2009/12/randy-hahn/ Remember the One Story campaign? Well, the first one we filmed, the "test case," if you will, was of me. Remember the post on how some things shouldn't see the light of day? Well, this is the actual, final version of my One Story. http://www.joeywoestman.com/2009/11/one-story-joey-woestman-thats-me/ This is the my favorite Advancement story I've done by far. My boss and I flew to New York to interview Tom Basile, a DTS graduate, who is the director of the Bowery Mission Homeless Ministry in Manhattan. I'd never been to New York before, so I went half as ... http://www.joeywoestman.com/2009/11/tom-basile/ On this Advancement story, all I can do is boast. I wasn't even there for the interview, but Austin did a great job cutting the story and fitting in the broll. Awesome how Naima is using her gifts to work in both the church and Hollywood. http://www.joeywoestman.com/2009/10/naima-imani-lett/ Linda is one of the cool graphic designers I work with at DTS. I'd never heard her tell her story of coming to Christ before. She's amazing. I didn't do anything on this piece but color grade the footage to give us the nice high-contrasty black and white look we like. http://www.joeywoestman.com/2009/10/one-story-linda-tomczak/