veggietales Tag

Recently Phil Vischer, the guy who created VeggieTales, partnered with Focus on the Family to launch a new DVD series called What's In The Bible? In it he uses a combination of live action, puppetry, and animation mixed with some humorous-but-reverent writing to educate both kids and adults about the content of the entire Bible, book by book and story...

JellyTelly.com is a fun website project from Phil Vischer, creator of VeggieTales. He's partnered with Focus on the Family to create online daily episodes combining animation, puppetry, and live action to present Biblical concepts to kids in fun and entertaining ways. Sort of like a Christian Sesame Street. It's really fun stuff! Much of the site's content is populated by puppet...

As I've mentioned before on this blog, I've had the privilege of doing a little animation for a new series from the Phil Vischer, the creator of VeggieTales, called What's In The Bible? Partnering with Tyndale House Publishers, Vischer's plan is to build a library of DVDs that use puppets, animation, and live-action to take you through the Bible from cover...

A few days ago I blogged about a new series from the Phil Vischer, the creator of VeggieTales, called "What's In The Bible?". Here's a short video introducing the series: [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G-Mnq_sqMus] I've had the honor of doing some animation work on the series (including the puppet choir shown in the video). Volumes 1 and 2 will go on sale in Christian bookstores...

VeggieTales is the best selling direct-to-video series of all time. Phil Vischer, the guy who created VeggieTales, has partnered with Focus on the Family to create a new DVD project rolling out in March called What's In The Bible? The official website has just launched, including a video teaser. What's In The Bible? is a multi-part series that will walk through...

Today at 10:00am Pacific time is the start of the "Help The Hodges" art auction (ebay link). It's not only a chance to bid on some *fantastic* cartoon and animation art but you'll also be helping a good cause. The drummer pictured above is Matt Hodge, teenage son of animation writer/producer Tim Hodge (Mulan, VeggieTales). Back in August Matt was in...