Current Projects

Our next Film is a Faith based Comedy Film.

Mission

Yes, we think more funny Christian movies are needed, but the meaning behind the movie is much deeper. The message of the movie is to show that even though we may be completely different on the outside, in the end we believe in the same thing and that should unite us.

We'll shoot in South Carolina from April 5th to May 5th.

A YOUNG MAN NAMED OG HAS JUST GRADUATED FROM THEOLOGY SCHOOL AND IS TAKEING OVER THE CHURCH AS A REPLACEMENT FOR THE LEAD PASTOR WHO WILL BE IN AFRICA FOR A FEW YEARS. OG GREW UP IN NYC AND REPRESENTS THE MODERN AND WESTERN CHARACTERISTICS OF YOUNG MODERN CHRISTIANS. FULL OF ENTHUSIASM AND WITH ALL THE THEORY IN HIS HEAD, HE TAKES OVER THE CHURCH, WHICH IS NOT GOING AS HE EXPECTED. AN ANNUAL BASEBALL GAME AGAINST THE SISTER CHURCH, WHICH HAS BECOME A MEGA CHURCH, FROM HOUSTON. THE CONGREGATION IS DIVIDED.

• Job: Feature

Unscripted series about people in serious relationships

• Job: TV Series

This is an animated series for children to use in Sunday Schools to teach them the stories of the Bible. Character based. There are 36 episodes, 15 minutes each. I only have small roles left, but if you are a voice actor I would love for you to be involved.

This covers all the Old and New Testament stories.

• Job: Voice Over

• Job: Video

A 15-18 minute speculative historical drama set in the 1920s.

Edward Bernays and his wife Doris Fleischman navigate an evening with America’s elite, on the third and final night of the stock market crash that marks the beginning of the Great Depression.
On October 29th, 1929 the stock market has fallen 34%. Billions have been lost, few can imagine the horrors of the decade to come, and none can picture life after that. Inside the Strand Theatre in Boston, Massachusetts, a small group of America’s elite seek comfort in the stage, one of the few remaining havens for high society. Among them, Edward Bernays, commonly referred to as the Father of Public Relations. Asked to remain in the auditorium for their safety, Edward and his wife, Doris Fleischman, spend the 15-minute intermission attempting to manipulate those in attendance in the hope to guarantee their well-being and status. The Bernays’ quest for self-preservation is exacerbated as a mob of protestors take to the streets to revolt in face of the greatest economic downturn in American history.

This story is a chamber piece that takes place entirely within the theater and in real time during intermission.

• Job: Student

Couples from small towns, strict religious backgrounds and other unique subcultures will challenge their relationships to see how compatible they really are.

• Job: TV Series