The Human Video Handbook: Christian Outreach in Dramatic Movement and Music

by Kimberlee R. Mendoza

Human video is an explosive new art form that churches are discovering and embracing as a means of expressing their faith. There is no other book like this. It is the first complete text on the art of human video. Elements of mime and dance merge with music to create an unforgettable performance that connects with the MTV generation, but unlike videos, its live! It combines the visual art of theatre with the auditory sound of music to express Christian ideas to maximum effect. And there aren't any lines to memorise. A portable art form, it is equally effective performed on a street corner for outreach as it is in a church sanctuary for worship.

101 pages, Paperback

First published July 15, 2007

About the author

Kimberlee is the mother of two adult children. She just moved from California to Texas to become the Dean of Languages and Literature/Associate English Professor at Wayland. She is also a cover artist for The Wild Rose Press and a former YA editor. She is the author of over a sixteen novels, one non-fiction book, dozens of plays, and several poems and short stories. She has a MFA in Writing, MA in Humanities: Playwriting/Literature, and a PhD in Leadership & Higher Education. She is also the winner of the Sherwood Eliot Wirt Writer of the Year Award for 2006. She often speaks on writing and leadership at various conference throughout the year. She loves dark chocolate, black licorice, and white gravy (not together, mind you). You can assume if she isn't working, she is writing, reading, or watching movies.

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