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Arts & Essays: Film, TV & Movies

Written By: Tompaul Wheeler

January 29, 2020

Bear Necessities: Smoky Mountain Rescue...
Smoky Mountain Rescue subtly enfolds principles of stewardship into the story of kids and the collared dog they find wandering next to the scene of a...
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Written By: Alita Byrd

January 13, 2020

The Director of a New Web Series for...
Theo Brown is the director of Smoky Mountain Rescue, a short web series made for kids that premiered at the Oshkosh Pathfinder Camporee last summer....
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Written By: Scott Moncrieff

December 11, 2019

Movie Review: A Beautiful Day in the...
Well-crafted, redemptive movies that portray spiritually-inclined characters in a positive light are not that common.
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Written By: Carmen Lau

December 09, 2019

J.E.S.U.S.A. Film Premieres at American...
On Saturday afternoon, November 23, 2019, J.E.S.U.S.A. premiered at the American Academy of Religion in San Diego.
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Written By: Alexander Carpenter

September 05, 2019

Burning Man, Art, and Spirituality with...
On this week’s episode, Alexander Carpenter talks with experimental filmmaker Leslie Foster about art and spirituality, and why pauses in...
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Written By: Barry Casey

August 27, 2019

Lear to Luton
At some level of working faith, we have to trust that the Spirit will guide our steps in humility and give us the words.
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Written By: Alexander Carpenter

August 01, 2019

Shooting the Breeze: Favorite Books and...
On this week’s episode, Alexander Carpenter and Ronald Osborn talk about their top three books of the Bible, The Brothers Karamazov, the HBO series...
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Written By: CoLab INC, Good to Go Media

June 08, 2019

CoLab INC & Good to Go Media...
CoLab INC & Good to Go Media present a media workshop for Adventist filmmakers, animators, writers, and all other media professionals in Redlands...
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Written By: Alex Aamodt

May 21, 2019

“Amazing Grace” Movie Review: A Eulogy...
Amazing Grace became the best-selling live gospel album of all time. Now, the long-awaited film slingshots the viewer back to its glorious inception...
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Written By: Mary Christian

May 03, 2019

A Review of Pilgrim’s Progress: The...
The film offsets its visual imperfections with inventive storytelling and generally effective dialogue, by turns fanciful, realistic, and didactic,...
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