About Scott Eash Multimedia: Our mission, our values, our history



		About Scott Eash Multimedia About Us > What's in a Name? \| History \| Links \| Press Room *Our History* Scott Eash became interested in filmmaking at the age of ten, and began producing a number of amateur short films. He has been learning the craft of filmmaking through many years of study and experimentation. Now, as president of Scott Eash Multimedia, Scott is contributing to the growth of the independent Christian film industry through film production and distribution. Eventually, he hopes to produce and distribute theatrical feature films and DVD releases. All of these goals are overshadowed by his all-consuming passion of equipping fellow Christians with a biblical worldview! 2008 Fall We have many big plans for the future in 2008, but since they haven't happened yet, we can't put them here as this is the History page! February Our products at ChristianBook.com began to see a significant increase in sales. 2007 May Our first feature film documentary, A Defense of God's Law, was released. April SEM Distribution, our retail distribution brand, was launched. Our mission was refined to: "Equipping Christians with a biblical worldview." 2006 *June* The S.E.M. web store was launched. May The compilation DVD, Autumn Breeze, Winter Freeze was released. February Our mission was refined to: "Equipping Christians for advancing the Kingdom of God." 2005 *May* Scott's Blog debuted. *March* The S.E.M. website was launched. Our mission was stated to be, "Advancing the Kingdom of God through creative media and video services." 2004 *December* Consider God's Creation, the first film from S.E.M. was completed. In November, the rough-cut screened at the San Antonio Independent Christian Film Festival. The final cut was completed in December. *July* Scott Eash Multimedia officially opened its doors as a media production company and video service provider. 2001 Scott began offering video editing services to family and friends. The Beginning At the age of seven, Scott Eash was introduced to a simple form of animation when his mother created an animation flipbook to keep him occupied. This inspired him to experiment with his own animation flipbooks. By age ten, Scott had decided to seek a career as an animator, and he began making home videos. He made a wide variety of films using puppets, flipbook animations, and even LEGO blocks! Eventually, Scott decided to pursue live action filmmaking in addition to animation.