This is a short we put together for an organization called Give Us Names. Give Us Names is doing some amazing work fighting to end displacement in Colombia, South America. Colombia has one of the highest numbers of internally displaced people in the world and there are many factors contributing to this displacement. Give Us Names is fighting to make these stories known and end this problem in Colombia.

Please visit their site at www.giveusnames.com and show your support. Thanks!

-Josh

Grace – The Prodigal Son

Whisper Productions has been given the great opportunity to create a short film that retells the story from the bible of the prodigal son in a modern setting. We are really excited about this project, one just because it is such an amazing story to get to recreate. This film will also be distributed by Zondervan. We will be shooting June 14th-18th so be looking for plenty of behind the scenes and more info soon. Also, we don’t really have anymore budget for crew, but if anyone would like to come hang out and be a part of this shoot, please email me and let me know. We would love to have some extra help. Thanks! -Josh

The Failure of Robin Hood.

I just got home from seeing the newest “Robin Hood” starring Russell Crowe and I was completely disappointed. It was 2 hrs and 20 mins that felt like 4 hrs 20 mins.

The number one problem I had with the film was… even though it was so long, they still failed to follow one of the key rules of telling a good story, that is to develop characters that the viewer can care about. Give the viewer reason to root for the characters or reason to hate them. I guess they just relied on the fact that everyone should have seen the other Robin Hood’s and should care about them from those films.

In my opinion it was a complete waste of $237 Million dollars. The only value to this film was the fight scenes which weren’t anything we haven’t seen before but still saved the film.

I would much rather watch this Robin Hood because you cared so much more for the characters and it created some pretty memorable scenes and places. All my life I wanted to live in a tree house like theirs.


-Josh

“Sunday’s Coming”

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Whisper Production’s mission is to use the vehicles of filmmaking and photography to capture the imagination and inspire people. Through film, photography, music, audio production, motion graphics, web and print design we tell stories that promote ideas and change the world. At Whisper Productions, our goal is to provide our clients with highly professional, one-of-a-kind creative services. At the same time we have a passion for ending social injustices all over the world. We are always looking for new ways to use our talents, tools, and time to start revolutions and make a difference in the world.