I'm not a Christian, but I can understand that a good part of this country is. I think that Christians, however, are doing themselves a disservice with this recent rash of films they've made. Hear me out on this. The filmmakers seem to have one thing in common: none of them have studied film.
The cinematography is flat, the editing is filled with jump cuts, and the dialogue seems contrived and unnatural.
It seems to me that if the filmmakers would put a little more time into their work they could actually pull off something pretty awesome and a little further reaching. Unfortunately, the films seem to be shot on a shoe-string budget with only the interest of the movie studios making money off of a certain demographic.
I'm OK if you're Christian, but you should still have discernibility in your tastes of film. These films are flimsy and don't hold.
The cinematography is flat, the editing is filled with jump cuts, and the dialogue seems contrived and unnatural.
It seems to me that if the filmmakers would put a little more time into their work they could actually pull off something pretty awesome and a little further reaching. Unfortunately, the films seem to be shot on a shoe-string budget with only the interest of the movie studios making money off of a certain demographic.
I'm OK if you're Christian, but you should still have discernibility in your tastes of film. These films are flimsy and don't hold.