Frontier Multimedia

New show: The Moon
June 2007

Our Moon gave light to our most distant ancestors, was tracked and calculated by the ancients, has been personified in Gods and Godesses, and been the inspiraton for songs and poems. Even when storytellers create alternate worlds and fantasy realms where all else is wondrous and bizarre, time and again they leave our familar Moon in the sky. It's changing moods are part of the human story.

And it seems fitting that the Apollo program, still renown today for its spirit and energy, should have fulfilled the dream of centuries and taken humans to the Moon.

In this presentation we've tried to capture the feeling of excitement, optimism and awe that marked the Apollo era. We've deliberately left out some of the more iconic moments and phrases that get used in most other Moon presentations, especially the now disputed "one small step for (a) man" sequence. Instead we've concentrated on less well-known images and audio to recreate the feeling of fresh wonder.
Click here to play the web version now.

Our download offer, the $10 'Moon Pack ' expands on the experience. The 95Mb download contains:

The full 8-minute version of the show presented at 720 x 405 pixels, but can be dragged bigger or smaller retaining excellent clarity
An offline version of the web show
A long-play screensaver suitable for high and low-powered PCs
Full captions to all the images in the web version, screensaver and full version
Wallpapers for single and dual-monitor systems
A high-quality MP3 of 'Ave Maria', produced exclusively for FrontierMultimedia by Richard deHove

Click here to download now for just $10

All download materials may be freely shown to non-profit educational, religious and faith-based groups.

The Sun
January 2007

'The Sun', is a beautiful mixture of science and faith. NASA provides the science with incredible close-up images of the Sun, solar flares, a total eclipse, and almost liquid-like video of particles streaming out into the Solar System. A reading from the Bible puts the imagery in context, with the first six verses of Psalm 19 giving the images meaning and grandeur.

The $10 download version includes a 66Mb 1000-pixel wide version. There's also an MP3 with the Pslam reading over music by Richard deHove, plus a ready-to-load iPod video version. Despite most of the images being 'hard science' we think it's perhaps the most gentle and inspiring of our shows.

The full show may be freely shown to non-profit educational, church and faith groups.

CD released
November 2006

After hundreds of requests and an agonizing wait, Richard deHove has finally released the music from the shows on CD. The album includes the favorite theme from "The Good Earth" show, as well as a rewritten version from the "Deep Space" show and previously unheard tracks.

It's a mesmerising ambient mixture of choral melody, strings and intruiging electronica. One reviewer described it as: "The melodic sense of Enya meets the hypnotic structure of Philip Glass."

Our shows "The Good Earth" and "Deep Space" include music from the CD.