One of my favourite videos on the Global Short Film Network is Ctrl-Z, a very amusing look at what life might be like if we could “Undo” in the same way we can on our computers.

So I was very excited to find out that NBC commissioned a series of ten webisodes (each about 4-5 minutes long) based on the concept. A couple of the episodes rehash the material from Ctrl-Z but there is plenty of new material. And as an added bonus, they are all free along with some behind the scenes material as a podcast on iTunes. Check them out!

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The English version of My Last Day, the anime short film of Jesus’ death and resurrection is now available.

Other languages should be ready soon.

You can visit Global Short Film Network to download a copy. Both the Media Device and Hi-Definition versions are free. So download and share freely!

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Our culture loves movies.

I’ve posted previously about the Global Short Film Network – an amazing new start-up ministry within Campus Crusade for Christ International.

Cooperating filmmakers worldwide post their short movies to GSFN’s web site.  Most films are less than 10 minutes in duration and all are “clean” and have some thread or angle which relates to spiritual topics.

The beauty is that you can download many of these movies to your iPhone, iPad or mobile device. What then?  Watch them merely for your personal entertainment?  Yes, but more importantly you can share them with people who yet to know Christ.  It even could be effective as a new form of street evangelism: find some young people hanging out at a park, bus stop or campus and ask if they will give you their opinions on a new movie.  Let them watch it and then ask, “How do you think this movie represents God? … Does this movie make you think differently about God? … How do you see yourself in this movie?  … Do you think most people th...

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