Jordan our animated 5 year old has become our animated 6 year old. When Jordan gets into something he goes all the way. Last year it was Star Wars with his Everyday Superhero video. After seeing the previews for Indiana Jones - The Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, he "had" to see the movie and he wanted an Indiana Jones Birthday Party. Since we make a short video of our kids each year, what better theme than Indiana Jones.....excuse me "Indiana Jordan". Indiana Jordan's movie debuted tonight at his birthday party.
I love this guy....we had so much fun making this video together. I would throw an idea out there and he would take it to the next level. Jordan gave his stamp of approval today when he watched it for the first time, "Cool!"....and then he watched it over and over.
For those who remember Jordan's outtakes from last year....yes there will be outtakes again. You can't shoot Jordan for 2 hours and not capture at least a few of his "isms", or "I can'ts" (although there were a lot fewer this year). You may recognize some of the voice over work done by the star of Something Beautiful....or at least her Outtakes....yes those soundbites were captured while the camera was running, all candid moments of course
....oh yes and we do offer these "Day in the life...." movies to others as well.
Jordan...You Rock Buddy!! I had so much fun making this with you. Keep your imagination alive and keep dreaming big. I can't wait to see God's plan for your life, you are one cool dude! Happy Birthday Indiana Jordan! -Love, Dad
Wow, Aaron! Your film making skills really shine in this latest production! Absolutely amazing!
Posted by: Sara | June 17, 2008 at 08:26 PM
Wow, Aaron! Your film making skills really shine in this latest production! Absolutely amazing!
Posted by: Sara | June 17, 2008 at 08:27 PM
I can only imagion how Jordan was during this production! I'm laughing just thinking about it! Sara must have loved your film making skills... so much she told us twice :) Jordan, you are sweet dude!
Posted by: Amanda | June 17, 2008 at 08:31 PM
What a wonderful gift to be able to give your children. I am sure that your entire family will treasure these films for years to come. I love the shot of Jordan where the camera zooms into his face from above. Great job, as always :-)
Posted by: SamanthaCover | June 18, 2008 at 04:35 PM