Showing posts with label children. Show all posts
Showing posts with label children. Show all posts

Sunday, June 21, 2015

Slides of the 1959 Christmas Program: From the Archives

Grace believes that the sacred stories in the Bible help shape our lives and faith, but God's work did not end on the last page of this text.  Our lives and stories are a continuation of these sacred stories.  Here are some of the photos and stories of those who have been a part of the community of saints at Grace Lutheran in San Francisco.

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We're in the process of making our history digital.  Know any of these individuals?  Help us identify the photos by emailing: pastor@gracesf.com















Friday, June 19, 2015

1952 - Sunday School Classes: From the Archives

Grace believes that the sacred stories in the Bible help shape our lives and faith, but God's work did not end on the last page of this text.  Our lives and stories are a continuation of these sacred stories.  Here are some of the photos and stories of those who have been a part of the community of saints at Grace Lutheran in San Francisco.

Click on images to make them larger.

We're in the process of making our history digital.  Know any of these individuals?  Help us identify the photos by emailing: pastor@gracesf.com





Wednesday, November 12, 2014

The Tent: Official Selection: Love: Grace Film Festival



The Tent
France
Language: French
Runtime: 8:15
Category: Love
Screening Date: January 31, 2015

Marc, picks up his five years old daughter Lula at his Ex wife's place for the holidays. The crisis, his unemployment, he is totally broke, but he made a promise to Lula, he will take her to the sea...
  
Director: stratos Gabrielidis
Stratos GABRIELIDIS image editor since 20 years (see his informations on stratos gabrielidis IMDB); filmaker of musicals clips and for the making off of the director Pierre JOLIVET for his film “FILLES UNIQUE”.
The ATENTE is its first work of short fiction film

Dad in Mum: Official Selection: Love: Grace FIlm Festival


Dad in Mum
France
Language: French
Runtime: 6:01
Category:  Love
Screening Date: January 31, 2014

The middle of the night. Moans are heard behind the parents' door.
Two young sisters are asking questions...

Fabrice Bracq was first made making of feature. Then he worked for ECPAD (cinema armies) where he made a variety of films, for both museums, the communication of the defense or the TV. In addition, he directed short films and documentaries, including in Africa. In 2010, he directed the love birds, drama anticipation. In 2012, he directed Split Time and Time 2 Split which now total nearly 150 officials selections worldwide and several awards. Diagnosis in the genre of comedy, a total of 60 selections in the world and several audience awards. All these short films have been bought by France Télévisions. Dad in Mum his latest short film comedy, began his career in the festival.

Monday, November 3, 2014

I've Just Had a Dream: Official Selection: Hope: Grace Film Festival


 I've Just Had a Dream
Spain
Language: Spanish
Runtime: 7:25
Category: Hope
Screening Date: January 30, 2015


 Irene is eight and she just woke up from a horrible dream.

Director: Javi Navarro
He is an Industrial Engineering.
Javier spent several years working as an assistant director to renowned film directors in Spain.
He studied film directing at Valencia cinema school.
Films (screenplay and direction):
“I’ve just had a dream” shortfilm (2013)
Director’s Statement
I am an industrial engineer. Not a bad job.
But since I was a child I dreamed of making movies.
It took a lot of effort and many personal changes to make my first short film, but now I can say it
was worth it.
I wanted to tell a story about the views and inequalities. And at the same time convey a positive
message and try to relativize.
And like the characters in the film, I can say that I've just had a dream.

Thursday, September 4, 2014

Share Day: Hope: Grace Film Festival: Official Selection



Share Day
USA
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Runtime: 8:04
Category: Hope
Screening Date: January 30, 2015


Share Day is a short documentary about 'Show and Tell Day' at  the Little Shepherd Children's Center at Shepherd of Life Lutheran Church in Arlington, TX. We follow Ian, a four year old student, as he plays with and shares his special toy with the other children. We hear opinions and stories from the schools director and teachers about the educational benefits and the emotional ups and downs of Share Day.

Director: Laura McQuay
Laura has been around filmmaking and celebrated filmmakers her entire life. Ms. McQuay began working in the film industry at the age of 6 years old with a role in her father’s film “The Aftermath”. Although film has always been her passion, Ms. McQuay began her professional working career as a graphic and fashion designer in the Dallas-Fort Worth area. For over 11 years she designed multiple fashion accessory lines and traveled around the world for major fashion companies. In 2009, she followed her passion for production and began working on locally produced film projects as a coordinator, production manager and producer, and in 2012 established Lone Star Cyclops Films. She produced the short film “The 82 Peddler”(2012), which screened at multiple festivals, and has produced and coordinated a number of projects including television, music video and commercials. Her feature film work includes Line Producer of “Knucklebones”(2014) (fulfilling a dream of working on a horror genre film!) and she will be teaming up again with writer/director Derek Presley to produce the feature film, “Cronus” in 2014.
Director’s Statement
Wednesday is Share Day at Little Shepherd Childrens’ Center. Every Wednesday morning, we would choose a toy or special item to take to school. Sometimes we would forget, but almost every Wednesday for the combined 8 years that my children attended this preschool it was our routine. As my youngest child was nearing his last year of preschool, I decided to take a film crew into the school to document the day that has been so special to us for so many years of their childhood. I wanted to tell a short story about the school and children that we could all relate to and look back on
our own childhood experiences of sharing. I think everyone can remember show and tell day, and the excitement of bringing their prized possession to show off to their friends. This is a film that anyone can enjoy, but also very personal to me as a filmmaker and as a parent. Making this film was an opportunity to create a keepsake of the educators and school that nurtured our little ones and helped to prepare them for their adventures after preschool.
--Laura McQuay