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BEATING THE BUNNY LOGO - Both color and monochrome versions |
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VERTICAL BANNERS - Both color and monochrome versions |
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BEATING THE BUNNY INFILTRATES THE CHRISTIAN PUBLISHING INDUSTRY- We visited the National Youth Workers' Convention in Pittsburgh and Nashville. Can you find our booth in the big picture? |
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A FAN BEATS THE BUNNY - We knew we had an enthusiastic fan on our hands when he ran up to the bunny with a foam hammer and demanded that his picture be taken. |
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NOT EXACTLY THE EASTER RABBIT- The giant, evil, pink bunny arouses the protagonist's worst nightmare as it brandishes its jaws.
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BROTHERS AND THE BUNNY - Director Carl Obremski (left) and Actor Collin Obremski (right) pose with the star character of the film: the giant, evil, pink bunny. Beating the Bunny fan Chris Atwood (back) somehow snuck his face into the picture. |
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MAN TO MAN - Father (played by Phil Lineback) teaches his depressed son (Collin Obremski) on the high-level concept of prevenient grace. |
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HURTFUL CONFESSION - Amos (played by Collin Obremski) discusses his secret porn addiction with close friend Galena (Shelby Fouse). |
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LOOK AT MY SCREEN - Amos (played by Collin Obremski) is certainly not looking at porn. |
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UH OH - Amos' dad, played by Phil Lineback, becomes speechless when he discovers naughty things in his son's clothes. |
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SHAPING MASTER PERFORMANCES - Director Carl Obremski (right) coaches actors Phil Lineback (left) and Collin Obremski (center) on the specifics of a scene. |
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GETTING THE SHOT - Director Carl Obremski (left) captures the performances of actors Phil Lineback (center) and Collin Obremski (right). |
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VIRTUOSO - Violinist Jeanie Sozansky plays the distinctive melody for Beating the Bunny at Burnt Scroll Productions/Broken Chain Studios. |
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MIXING MASTER - Collin Obremski at the audio editing station at Burnt Scroll Productions/Broken Chain Studios. |
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GUERILLA CAMERAMAN - Actor Phil Lineback (rear) helps Director Carl Obremski (front) achieve a smooth moving shot as he juggles a video camera, a boom microphone, and a 700-watt film light. |