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We are happy to announce that the cast for "The Light of Freedom" is now set! We are very excited about filming in the spring of 2012 with a great 31 member cast. Sybil Ludington: The Female Paul Revere
Sybil Ludington is about a sixteen year-old girl who courageously rode over 40 miles to save New York during the Revolutionary War. Her father, Colonel Henry Ludington was the commander of the local militia near Fredericksburg, NY. Sybil is known as the 'female Paul Revere' and is a wonderful example of courage and faith.This film is inspired by her life and her ride. It is a story about her family and her courage as she rode through a stormy, rainy night on a ride that ended at dawn. Sybil rode twice the distance as Paul Revere, and the militiamen heard her cry while Danbury, Connecticut was burning. Sybil's ride brought over 400 men to her waiting father, which helped move the British to retreat that April in 1777.
Through this film we find the story of a family, their neighbors, and friends, as they face the dynamics of the Revolution and lived their lives with courage, faith, and determination. Its inspiring story touches the lives of those who embrace it, as Sybil, the oldest of 12 siblings, embraces her brothers and sisters, confronts the challenges before her and stands with her father as he faces a 'price on his head' by the British. Sybil Ludington courageously stands face to face with the war that filled the land she lived and loved with determination.
A movie that inspires the family and the youth of today to go after everything before them with courage.
Status: In Stores Now! Distributed by Bridgestone Multimedia Group
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The Light of Freedom
During the time of the Civil War there were heroes unheard of. These were the heroes of the Underground Railroad.
They were those who brought the 'Light of Freedom'.
This historically inspired period drama focuses on those heroes and the effect the Civil War had on them.
From the conductors, their families and their stations, to the brave families of slaves striving to cross the Ohio River,
'The Light of Freedom' brings an intriguing story.
These courageous people served the railroad and nation in the fight for the freedom and rights of ALL men.
This film will bring inspiration to your entire family.
Status: In Pre-Production
New
“NEW”, is the prodigal son story of Isaiah, meant to inspire youth to follow godly character without selling out. Emmie (16), Nattie (17), Penny (15), and Jess (16), are best friends who spend their summer working at a Creative Arts Center. Together, they participate in an event called the "Art in the Park" festival, created so children could experience the joy of the arts.The summer is not without it's challenges though. The girls are attempting to win an internet based regional dance contest. Emmie's adopted brother, Isaiah, is being tempted by a top entertainment talent scout to compromise his beliefs and leave his family and the kids who look up to him, for a life of fame and fortune. Thomas is having a hard time convincing his older brother, Jefferson, to help him and his best friend, Jacey, with a secret junk project. When Nattie's brother, Thad, hears about cheating in the little league, he's faced with the decision to make a stand or do what is best for the kids he coaches.
And we can't forget about Judah! He's Penny's dog and is a big Goldendoodle full of energy... with a very mischievous side.
"New" is full of dancing, art, music, drama, comedy, and more! It is meant to encourage kids and families to go after their God given creativity and to revolutionize the world around them by being all that God has created them to be.
"Every generation needs a revolution" ~Thomas Jefferson
Status: In Post-Production
The Sons of Liberty
The Dyer family, an industrious family living in Virginia, find themselves caught through the years in the dynamics of the ratification of the constitution. With the Revolutionary War ending in 1783, this family's passion for liberty is without question, along with their very close friend, Patrick Henry. John Dyer studied law under Williamsburg's favorite, George Wythe and stood with Patrick Henry during the Revolution, both of which supported the "Sons of Liberty". Now, John Dyer, a passionate federalist, finds his own children impassioned as anti-federalists for freedom, liberty, and the Bill of Rights.
Status: In Pre-Production