Good Sunday Morning Everyone!
First off as you know, we were delinquent in blogging yesterday. Not because we were too busy... Because we did very little. Yesterday was the first day that we have done absolutely nothing. It poured all day long keeping us from visiting parents of kids involved in the ministry. We are trying to stage most interviews outdoors to remind the audience of the tropical location throughout the film.
Since it was Saturday most offices that we could have visited for research were also closed. So... We watched several movies read and generally lounged around. It was really odd compared to the fast pace that we have become used to. The most notable event of the Day was driving Tim to the Airport. He has an important meeting back in Indiana that he cannot miss. He will be returning a week from Tuesday.
In other news.... This morning we will be leaving for a trip that will take us to several other islands. We will be traveling via sailboat with a missionary couple that will be hauling cargo back and forth between the islands. Many of these islands are largely uninhabited. The ones that are often lack general utilities in most homes such as plumbing and electricity.
This is important to the ministry/documentary because it will allow Mark to prepare for several missions groups that will be on those islands later this summer. It will also allow us to get some footage of the ocean and islands that we would not otherwise have. We should be returning sometime Friday so that Mark can have the first basketball camp on Saturday. So unfortunately friends you will not be hearing from us for some time.
Until then... This is Jonathan Saying "good day" from Nassau!
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Hey guys,
John Bruner here. You know this, of course, but when you go to shoot the ocean, use the polarizing filter. Rotate it around until you get the least amount of glare. It should be labelled CPL or CP.
Praying for you,
John
Hey John, It's Tim. Those filters are actually for the XL1, they don't fit the Sonys. Oh well.
Tim
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