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Raising two boys has been a blast so far. We make action movies, wrestle, fart, play video games, fart, wrestle and pretty much everything boys are supposed to do.
July 13th, 2010 at 4:50pm my wife and I welcomed our third child into our lives. Our baby girl Anea. She is adorable and tiny. My wife already says she knows she’s going to be fighting for my affection. Anea has stolen a piece of my heart already. Pictures say more than words:
So a few weeks ago I met up with Sarah from Silver Lamb Studios and we got a chance to film and take photos of Little N smash up a cake.
This is what ensued (to check out the photos GO HERE):
Silver Lamb Studios and SilverScreen Tots are available for photo and video shoots and we’ll have more info posted soon!
Let me share a few things that have been going on as of late.
A lot of changes.
I’ll be sharing about those changes in the near future, but I want to create a list (I like lists) of things I’ll begin posting beginning this week:
1) Some After Effects tests I’ve been playing around – thanks to the awesomeness of Andrew Kramer
2) Contest entries I have coming up – that are non-voting style (I’ve learned too well now)
3) Lessons from business
4) Business opportunities I’m taking now and very, very soon.
5) AND MORE… always more.
I’ve recently decided to kill my Facebook account and for a number of reasons. I like writing on my blog and I haven’t been. This place gives me a chance to get a little creative and share some more than I do on Facebook.
I also got tired of FB not letting me dislike stuff, stuff like stupid FB groups and pages… and farmville. People and farmville make me go nuts, something something something.
So I’m back on the blog and looking forward to sharing some very cool stuff.
Cheers,
Matthew
Well we have some family visiting and our boys have been anxious to get out and film another action movie. Our first one we shot was The Deal – almost a year ago now.
All I had in my mind before we began filming was lots of running and the last line of the movie. We just kind of made it up on the way. One of the things that got made up on the way was the show bomb. Kief wanted to have a shoe bomb, so we wrote it into the script.
It probably took us an hour and a half to film and then a good day or editing, but the final product is fun. If I wanted to spend more time on it, I would have done a better job on the explosions and done some motion tracking to help keep them in place, but this works and adds to its corny fun.
I present to you, GUNS – The Movie…