Two Handed Warriors

Reflections on Leadership, Faith and Culture by Drs. Sue & Gary David Stratton

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CBS Names ‘Sling Baby’ #5 on their ‘Greatest Super Bowl Commercials of All Time’

Companies spend millions of dollars creating eye-catching Super Bowl ads each year, but the fifth best Super Bowl ad of all time was created by a few two handed warrior friends for a few hundred bucks.

By Two Handed Warriors | January 31, 2013 | Cultural Engagement, Producers and Directors, Television and Screenwriters | 1 Comment |

CNN Interview with Nathan Scoggins, Co-creator of ‘Sling Baby’ and ‘Fashionista Daddy’ Doritos ‘Crash the Super Bowl’ Ads

The momentum gathers, but we still need your vote!
Follow up to: The Making of “Fashionista Daddy” Doritos Super Bowl Commercial”

By Two Handed Warriors | January 29, 2013 | Cultural Engagement, Producers and Directors, Television and Screenwriters | 1 Comment |

CNN Interview with Nathan Scoggins: Making of Award-winning Doritos Super Bowl Commercials ‘Sling Baby’ and ‘Fashionista Daddy’

Of the nearly 5,000 commercials submitted to Doritos, five were chosen as finalists for the $1M grand prize, including our spot “Fashionista Daddy.” Here’s the story behind the story.

By Two Handed Warriors | January 15, 2013 | Cultural Engagement, Producers and Directors, Television and Screenwriters | 3 Comments |

Welcome to Two-Handed Warriors! A humorous name for a friendly conversation exploring the (false) dichotomies that often divide us: faith vs. science, social justice vs. witness, business vs. ministry, art vs. STEM, culture-making vs. church planting, spiritual formation vs. theology, Hollywood vs. higher education, professional studies vs. the liberal arts.

We dream of helping foster a movement of friends helping one another lead lives of other-centered service supported by both the life of the mind and the life of the Spirit. Anyone aspiring to become as ambidextrous in their life and leadership as Inigo Montoya was with his sword.

En-garde!

-Gary & Sue

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