(Trever Grissam) My friends and I just did what we call a speed run in which we gave ourselves 1 day and $0 to come up with a film, edit, and publish it. We plan to do more speed runs and see how much our quality per time increases as well as our morals and integrity, so that clean content becomes more second nature through out. Morality should be natural and the thought immediate.
Theory being that its much easier to catch bad habits publicly. The "must appear perfect" mentality to serving God is crap though one must be improving and actively in a relationship with God. This came after my considering the pulling of our first speed run, the "
Foliage Hunter", for the slightly questionable rock scene. I make no justification for originally making it and posting it in that state.
However feel free to giggle and then say, "Don't do that though." >.> Anyway if we ever stray so far from the morals of a Christian nature that it seems we are trying to entertain using any means necessary, then please don't support us, we trust that our audience has enough good sense to choose good, clean entertainment, which C.H.E.W.S. strives to make readily available.
We will phase in natural messages slowly over our developmental period as the ideas come, the morality aspect of our films must follow efficiency and quality so the morality is not lost in poor production. For now they consist of little or no deeper meaning. The fact is, a transparent, "we are not perfect but God is", approach is much better if we wish to reach real people, for which the studio was perceived.
Though we won't tailor or film to an overly religious and stale criteria please point out any perceived moral issues so that we may watch them closely and not have anything grow without our knowledge. Especially when some things are only truly bad when expressed in the wrong light, however may be an effective tool when used correctly. Such balance will be examined at great lengths. Thanks, Sincerely,
Christian Home Entertainment Works Studio.