A time-lapse video of my sister Rebecca's wedding reception on the 22nd of March, 2014. A 2.5 hour event shown in just under 2 minutes.
The background music is 'Me and my Cello (Happy Together)' by The Piano Guys.
Ever since I created my Father's Day video back in 2005, I've been wanting to do a similar video for Mother's Day. 8 years later I finally did!
Created in the latest version of Windows Movie Maker, this video was shown in church on Mother's Day as a tribute to our Mums. It displays photos of mothers at various stages of 'motherhood' (e.g. childbirth, toddlers, teenagers, graduation, grand-kids, etc.) with a few verses from Proverbs 31 throughout. It features music by Michael W. Smith from his 'Glory' album, appropriately titled 'Heroes'.
This video was in the making for about two years before it was finally finished and debuted at church during a sermon on honouring the God of creation. It's a journey through Genesis 1 showing live footage of God's creation set to dramatic music.
The voiceover at the beginning of the video is a recording by one of the crew of Apollo 8, reading from the book of Genesis on Christmas Eve, 1968. Video footage was taken from the BBC's 'Planet Earth' documentary TV series, while the music is 'Surrender to Hope' by Immediate Music.
My favourite part of the video is the awesome flock of birds on...
Earth Day (the 22nd of April) is a day meant to "increase awareness and appreciation of the Earth's natural environment" (Wikipedia).
I thought I'd do this by creating a video presentation of the Earth and all its wonders, but in a way that brings praise and glory to its Creator. God created this planet and everything on it, and it's His work we're appreciating on Earth Day.
The video footage was taken from the BBC's "Earth" documentary, while the song is "The Earth is Yours" by Gungor from their "Beautiful Things" album.
Originally created as a Powerpoint presentation for a school competition (in which I was one of the winners!), this video got updated and re-created in Windows Movie Maker. It goes through Genesis 1, quoting verses and displaying images of God's creation.
The music is Geoff Bullock's 'The Power of Your Love' from the album 'A Symphony of Hope 2'.