If you are in movement your movement has direction . . . and an opposite direction. If you direct something (such as an arm or leg), you have to counter-direct something else. If something is moving up, something is moving down. It's a simple idea but it becomes very complex once you begin to practice.

I won't tell you where the scream came from, but I'll just tell you it came from the process (of rehearsing and experimenting). We've been working in a studio in the basement we call the dungeon. But it's been a very good place to work. We got the bad vibes out.

You haven't heard a bit of it. That's the easy stuff. I hope the pillars will hold up the building.

Signing on a respected, Oscar winning actor like Lou is a clear indicator of the new direction we seek to take with Christian film. And collaborating with the creative team at Sony has provided a different level of expertise in everything from casting, the script, the visual effects and the overall 'feature film feel' this project will have. Yet, the core Gospel message remains squarely in place.

There's nothing worse than having everybody thinking alike, talking alike and having the same direction in mind. It gets stale that way.

How often do you think we write our own ending before the story is even finished? How often do we give up on ourselves when our lives are just starting? Things get hard and we immediately back away and assume that means we're going in the wrong direction, doing the wrong thing. If anything, when the waters get thick, that's our sign to keep going