How to Create an Awesome Action Scene 3

This is a film that I helped direct and act in, so technically not a "Golden Computer Studios" film.
However, if you enjoy explosions, action, gunfights, and hot-wheels, you will want to see this, believe me.
*Special Note: There are a couple mild scenes of violence. Viewer discretion advised. Absolutely no blood, profanities, or objectionable material, just a lot of punches and gun fire. ;)*

Crime of the Century

Made this for fun with my brother, Jeremiah and friend, Andy Holets.
This was made just for fun as a spoof on the Doritos "Crash the Superbowl" contest.
Two not-so-brilliant boys are sent on an incredible quest to retrieve a most desired item that will challenge their strength, agility, and brains. Enjoy this crazy, and goofy story.

The Heavens Proclaim....

The following presentation is an epic array of God's awesome handiwork as seen through the camera lens of Kelsey Hoppman. All of the images were photographed in New Mexico and by the end you will have seen every color in the rainbow. That's pretty cool to think about! Edited by Golden Computer Studios. All rights reserved. 2013.

S.W.A.T.

I got to watch two awesome kids from church. They wanted to make a movie, and this is what happened.

Bloopers For TV These Days II

Here is some ("un") incriminating footage from TV These Days II aka: the bloopers.
If you haven't seen the film yet, you can watch it here.

Television These Days II

Golden Computer Studios is proud to premiere Television These Days II!
What if our family had a TV show? Be sure to watch for hilarious spoofs on American Idol, Andy Griffeth, Shirley Temple, The Incredible Journey, A Romantic Soap Opera, Bill Nye The Science Guy, and much more! It was made for my Father's birthday.
This is a sequel to Television These Days. If you haven't seen that one yet check it out here.
And I'm sorry for not giving some of my blog followers a heads up.
Enjoy! (And stay tuned for bloopers next week!)

Fight Scene

 Here is a short fight clip that my brother (Jeremiah Hoppman), and friend (Caleb Holets), choreographed. I had a blast editing it!

Break A Leg

This is a spoof some friends and I made several years back. Pulled from the vault, this is our very own superhero: Sir Silas Crutch.
(This video was formally known as Sir Silas Crutch, but this one is slightly different, as it has special effects, an original score, and different editing.)
Be sure to check out this hilarious short!