An avalanche on the Coquiihalla got in the way of our plans to spend the weekend in Kelowna, so instead, Kendra and I made this movie:
Credits:
* Drawings of people: Kevan
* Drawings of food, mountains, airplanes and luggage: Kendra
* Subtitles & live motion: Kendra
* Camera work: Kevan
* Fake snow: The 3-hole punch
* Music: Illinois Street Lounge internet radio
Yep, this archaic archive of articles and projects is a little outdated. BUT! At one point, these were cutting edge. Or least, relatively useful/funny. They were made, painstakingly, by Kevan Gilbert: you know, from Vancouver, works for a web agency, sometimes makes up songs, is a totally dorky dad and husband. More boring details on the About page, yo.
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Kaitlyn: Thank you so much. I needed that. My boyfriend and...
Mark Boyd: Hi Kevan,
I loved your attacat song :-)
I've...
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My favourite part is the giggle when the avalanche falls.
So sad! The Cadbury was waiting for you!
kevan and kendra, you’re just so bloggable!
This video is incredibly rawksome.
I often see two people get married, and I just kind of wonder if that marriage would be any fun at all. You look at two people and you say, “Yes, maybe they’ll succeed as a nuclear family, but…”
Kevan and Kendra, separately, both strike me as the types of people to whom it would be FUN to be married. Certainly, the work would be there, but special moments like this one just don’t happen in every marriage. I long for singular moments with someone I love. Kudos to you guys; way to making something special out of a craptacular situation.
On a sidenote, I was with Kevan when he bought the record that’s playing in the background. Hope you like your Beatles schmaltz, Kevan.
Thanks dudes. It was fun times.
Harrison, I didn’t actually BUY that Beatles record we listened to, although I’m sure that Hey Jude gem would have been on it. This was streaming straight off internet radio during the filming of the movie.
The laughter of the evil avalanche and sudden appearance of the “Closed” sign following the snow was the true dramatic clincher of the whole piece.
When life gives most people lemons, they make lemonade which is really boring – and who drinks lemonade in the winter anyway? You guys were given lemons and made a delicious lemon souffle – much more exciting, and more comforting on a cold day.