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INTERCOMM
Presents:
Vietnamese Language Recording Project
4 InterComm Films
Chosen by Vietnamese Nationals
To Be Recorded In-Country to Help Them Reach
Vietnamese for Jesus Christ
Target Date: February/March 2008
Featuring Media Produced by Ken Anderson Films
INTERCOMM
PO Box 618
Winona Lake, IN 46590 USA
Phone (574) 267-5774
Fax (574) 267-5876
email - lanejill@intercommedia.org
website - www.intercommedia.org
VIETNAM - A MOUNTAINTOP
RECORDING PROJECT - Cont.
An
8-hour bus trip from Saigon gave Lane and Jill Anderson plenty of
time to enjoy all the sights, sounds, and even smells of this
bustling region, but it also provided ample time to ponder the
mountain of work ahead with 1600 lines to record. A very challenging
Project up to now required recording 1300 lines. Here we were faced
with at least an extra weeks’ work. Would our friends be ready to
work - hard? Could they bring voices to the microphone in a timely
manner? How well had they translated each line - or tested that line
with the video? Could we work well together and understand one
another and again succeed for the Lord under the most challenging of
circumstances? Where was our recording location? Where were we
staying? What would we eat?
For each of these questions the answer seemed to be - My God Shall
Supply All of your Needs.
Tension - anticipation - you name it - all run high that first day,
as we organize our recording table and begin the actual process. Our
studio this year was conveniently our next-door guest room in the
small tourist hotel where we stayed. The window was carefully sound
deadened and extra fabrics were covering parts of the walls to help
create a functional workroom. By early afternoon we had found our
rhythm and began to function as a team. Team Leader, Hung, gave time
almost daily as Language and/or Drama Coach, as did Projector
Coordinator, Khiem. Khiem also took responsibility for daily food
and all miscellaneous needs. Tam was the Talent Organizer, providing
us on day #1 a proposed outline for everyday’s work, a master plan
which helped us succeed. Tam, likewise, spent time as our Language
and Drama Expert, as needed.
Soon, a week had passed, and our journey through that mountain of
lines began to look possible. 5 weeks in a small room - all day - 6
days a week and sometimes on Sunday is a recipe for success. To God
be all the glory! Prominent voices had Vietnamese names like Dem,
Duoc, Bang, Tin, Phuoc, Giao, Sinh, Hoa. Not only was every line
completed, we even finished a bonus children’s film with over 100
lines of script.
Our hearts overflow with pride for our Vietnamese team, seriously
dedicated, professionally prepared, and now our great friends.
At home Ken D Anderson is editing the first selection, PILGRIM’S
PROGRESS, which will begin its ministry just as soon as sound mixing
is completed. Do please pray for the editing and sound mixing
portion of this work. More importantly, pray for the souls God will
touch, as the clear message of each film in the heart language of
the Vietnamese people fills the screen of curious viewers all over
this Communist nation. To God be the Glory - A Great Thing He Has
done!
(Interested to read more? Simply request the Vietnam Trip
Diaries.)
Complete Budget
Proposal Available upon Request
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