Moviemakers - Long, Keith
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In the decade when the internet was in its infancy, YouTube was still a pipe dream, and the phone couldn't leave the house let alone take pictures or videos, the world relied on moviemakers of all experience levels to inspire, challenge, and entertain them. This is a story of friendship and creative expression during a time when kids could goof around without the possibility of that footage being broadcast to the entire planet. So let's go back to the time of pencil sharpeners and chalkboards, paper footballs and passing notes. Back when sporting Air Jordan's was as cool as perfectly rolled…mehr

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In the decade when the internet was in its infancy, YouTube was still a pipe dream, and the phone couldn't leave the house let alone take pictures or videos, the world relied on moviemakers of all experience levels to inspire, challenge, and entertain them. This is a story of friendship and creative expression during a time when kids could goof around without the possibility of that footage being broadcast to the entire planet. So let's go back to the time of pencil sharpeners and chalkboards, paper footballs and passing notes. Back when sporting Air Jordan's was as cool as perfectly rolled jeans, and when "be kind rewind" was a thing. Let's remember how the best movies were often created thanks to camcorders-those big, bulky recording devices aspiring cinematographers once lugged around on their shoulders and squeezed to their faces. Heartwarming and hilarious in equal measure, this 90's nostalgic novella is full of teenage curiosity and mischief. Sincere without being cheesy, and side-splittingly funny, you won't want to miss this '90's fix in the fast-paced comedy Moviemakers.
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Keith Long resides in Minnesota with his wife, two children and dog and is ordained in the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA). For more information about his writing visit www.authorkeithlong.com