Source - Press Release

Producers are putting finishing touches on The Grace Card, an independent film focusing on racial reconciliation.  The film stars Academy Award winner Louis Gossett, Jr., and was written by veteran screenwriter Howard A. Klausner, best known for the Warner Brothers hit Space Cowboys.

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Source - Press Release

The next film in the Chronicles of Narnia series, The Voyage Of The Dawn Treader, will make its West Coast debut when the president of Walden Media, Micheal Flaherty, unveils clips from the upcoming film at the Biola Media Conference on Saturday, May 1, 2010, at CBS Studios in Studio City, CA. The film is scheduled for release on December 10, 2010 in partnership with 20th Century Fox.

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by Angela Walker

A few days before the release of the DVD of the Academy Award®-nominated film The Blind Side, Quinton Aaron talked about his breakthrough role in the film. The 25-year old native New Yorker's life took an amazing turn when he won the hearts of the film's casting directors.

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by Angela Walker

When asked about his training and preparation to direct a major motion picture, John Lee Hancock, director of Academy Award®-nominated The Blind Side, talks about attending film school. "I went to the Clint Eastwood film school. I spent almost every day on the set of both A Perfect World and Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil and learned as much as I could from the man."

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Nearly 200 people gathered at a church in Ohio to watch the premiere of The Path of the Wind. The appreciative audience resonated with the story, which realistically portrays difficult situations Christians often find themselves in. After the screening, writer/director Doug Hufnagle and editor Devon V. Collins answered questions from the audience for 30 minutes. Watch the Q&A session here.

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by Angela Walker

Advent Film Group, led by industry veteran George Escobar, is in post-production on its current film Hero. Advent Film Group, which produced Come What May, is an independent film production and distribution group established to create excellent Christian films by raising up excellent Christian filmmakers. 

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Source - Press Release

Independent films are on the rise. Inspired by movies like Facing the Giants, Fireproof and Come What May, students and professionals alike are embracing the vision to create high-quality feature films that honor God. Many Christians feel called to this growing "movement," but don't quite know how to start.

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by Angela Walker

Producing partners Owen Smith and Joy Chapman of Lost World Pictures (Mandie and The Secret Tunnel, My Christmas Soldier, The Sugar Creek Gang) begin filming the Mandie and the Cherokee Treasure on Tuesday, March 23.

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by Mike Wittmer - Our Daily Journey

Millions of people say they believe in God, but to guarantee the good life, they also put their trust in capitalism, science, or immoral pleasures. Recently, however, we've seen further proof that these gods cannot deliver. Free markets have collapsed, sending the economies of most countries into deep recessions. Scientific breakthroughs have produced cloning and greenhouse gasses. And the sexual revolution left us with AIDS and increased divorce.

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Source - Press Release

Sherwood Pictures and Provident Film today released the official synopsis of the film Courageous, the next film from the group that brought you Flywheel, Facing the Giants, and Fireproof. Filming begins soon in April.

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