This week on the Reel Spirituality Podcast, we’re breaking with our normal format to bring you an interview with Brehm Center alumni Neville Kiser conducted by Brehm Center Associate Director Nate Risdon.
Neville graduated from Fuller a couple of years ago and has since been enrolled in UCLA’s prestigious screenwriting program. During the interview, he divulges how he discerned his sense of call to be a screenwriter, the ways in which he suspects his responsibilities as a screenwriter will mirror those of a traditional pastor, and many exciting things on his screenwritign horizon.
Listen in and hear abotu some of the exciting things happening in the life of one of Fuller’s many interesting and unique graduates.
Next week, we’ll be trying to figure out how to navigate this complex modern (postmodern?) world with the help of the surprisingly morose children’s film Babe: Pig In The City and Jacques Tati’s visually ambitious Playtime.
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