The Nick Gahberstrom Show: Duck Hunting
Inspired by an outing with my nephews at Christmas, 2005, I shot this little show as a promo, shown at the Atlanta ’05 Conference, for Campus Outreach’s Summer Beach Project.
Videos
“Neverending Story” Interpretive Dance
Reagan and I choreographed this dance as a skit for Campus Outreach’s Atlanta ’04 Conference. The two on stage are the main emcees and we are the 2nd-stringers trying to work ourselves into a job.
The Nick Gahberstrom Show: Sledding Safety
Nick and Leif Gahberstrom are a father/son pair that do infomercial-type videos on different occasions. This time sledding safety is a main concern. We showed this skit at an All-City Campus Outreach meeting in the fall of 2005.
Reagan and I performed this dance as a skit for Campus Outreach’s Atlanta ’05 New Year’s Conference.
During the summer of 2004, Nick Gahberstrom made his debut in a skit at the Summer Beach Project. Nick as a character was inspired by a guy I knew at Bethlehem and is a spoof on Minnesotans and their accent.
The Nick Gahberstrom Show: Beach Project Infomercial
Nick and Leif Gahberstrom create an infomercial to show students what the Summer Beach Project is all about.
Matt Wong was challenged to drink two cans of sweetened, condensed milk for $10. Each can contains 1300 calories, 220 grams of sugar, and 3 grams of saturated fat. Here’s his story...
Back to the Basics - Relationships.mov
During the summer of 2005, Steve Stevovich and Jacques made an instructional video on relationships while at the Summer Beach Project. Stevovich is a world-renown coach of Four Square and Jacques a cook, but in this video, they both take on an area where they are a little less comfortable.
Matt Reagan and Mark Batluck were chosen to be emcees for Campus Outreach’s 2006 Atlanta New Year’s Conference. This video resume is a skit depicting Matt and Mark taking their jobs way too seriously
Also during the summer of 2004, a reporter from Grand Rapids named Bernard Holwerda introduced his new show, “My Point-of-View.” His show was taken off the air immediately, but some still say, “It was good while it lasted...”
Adventures of Nick Gahberstrom 'Catching Fish'.mov
In August of 2006, Nick Gahberstrom filmed a short miniseries called “The Adventures of Nick Gahberstrom.” Set in Northern Minnesota’s “Boundary Waters,” Nick’s new show finds him taking on the challenges of living in the wild.
Adventures of Nick Gahberstrom 'The House Boat'.mov
The first of “The Adventures” series, Gahberstrom navigates his way through the woods in search of an abandoned house boat.
The first of “The Adventures” series, Gahberstrom navigates his way through the woods in search of an abandoned house boat.
Adventures of Nick Gahberstrom 'The House Boat'.mov
The first of “The Adventures” series, Gahberstrom navigates his way through the woods in search of an abandoned house boat.
Wonderful Christmastime MTV video (web).mov
Nick & Leif’s MTV debut: an R & B version of the Beattles’ “Wonderful Christmastime” that’s just slightly “off.”
Nick & Leif Gahberstrom experience the fine dining of Matty B’s, a restaurant owned by conference speaker, Matt Bradner.
Matt & Mark take a tour of the Hilton, in an effort to orient students to the accouterments of the Palmer House.
Wonderful Christmastime skit (web).mov
Nick & Leif’s MTV video with a full-length, Nick-Gahberstrom introduction.
These interviews are those that didn’t make the first cut (still really funny!) and have students answering Matt’s toughest, most incisive questions.
Matt and Mark interview students about their best Christmas gifts and New Year’s resolutions.
The Nick Gahberstrom Show-Sledding Safety.mov
Nick and Leif Gahberstrom advise viewers on the potential pitfalls of downhill sledding.
During our week studying what the Bible says about relationships, Mark and Matt did an interpretive dance to Enrique’s Escape at Campus Outreach’s 2005 Summer Beach Project.
From 2003-2008, Mark and Matt made skits for students involved in Campus Outreach Minneapolis. Here are most of them, along with a few random ones thrown in for the fun of it.