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Dallas Jenkins produced the independent feature Hometown Legend at the age of 25 and shepherded it to distribution by Warner Brothers. He made his directing debut with the short film Cliché, and his next short film, Midnight Clear, starring Stephen Baldwin, won a Crystal Heart Award from the Heartland Film Festival. He is the co-executive producer of Though None Go With Me, a Hallmark Channel feature that aired in April 2006. In 2007 he directed and produced Midnight Clear, based on the short, which won awards in festivals all over the country, and is still available from Lionsgate. His next feature What If..., starring Kevin Sorbo, Kristy Swanson, Debby Ryan, and John Ratzenberger released in theaters in 2010 and is still available.
His latest feature, The Resurrection of Gavin Stone, starring Brett Dalton, Anjelah Johnson, Neal Flynn, D.B. Sweeney, and WWE Hall of Famer Shawn Michaels, was produced and distributed to theaters in January 2017 with Blumhouse Entertainment, WWE Studios, and Walden Media, and is available from Universal.
He is currently directing and producing The Chosen, the #1 highest crowd-funded media project of all time ($10m) and the first-ever multi-season show about the life of Christ.- Actor
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Todd Terry was born on 12 November 1966 in Dallas, Texas, USA. He is an actor and producer, known for 1923 (2022), Lioness (2023) and The Unbreakable Boy (2025). He is married to Anna Terry.- Actress
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Anna Terry is known for Pursuit of Freedom (2022), Vindication (2019) and Texas Zombie Wars: El Paso Outpost (2019). She is married to Todd Terry.- Editorial Department
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Chad Gunderson is known for Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind (2004), I Love You Phillip Morris (2009) and Sin City (2005).- Producer
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Justen Overlander is a former teacher and basketball coach. He started his acting and screenwriting careers in Minneapolis, Minnesota, where he worked on a number of award winning productions. Justen lived in the greater Los Angeles area for a while, and currently lives north of the Twin Cities back in Minnesota.
He is passionate about a number of charitable causes and advocates mentorship for children who need positive male role models.- Writer
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In the mid-nineties, Andrew Librizzi wrote, co-produced and directed his first feature film, Holding On. An international award winner at the Houston Worldfest Film Festival, Holding On acquired both domestic and international distribution.
In addition to his feature film work, Andrew has written and directed both instruction and commercial projects for such national clients as Visa, Seimens Rolm, Palm Beach Tan and Nortel Communications and has been the recipient of a number of industry awards including five Tellys and two Communicator Awards. In 1995, Librizzi established the Desert Bloom Theatre. While at Desert Bloom, Andrew honed his ability as writer/director with a number of original main stage romantic comedies including, "The First Church of Texaco", "The Boxer's Garden" and "Peanut Butter and Tofu on Jewish Rye". Since then, Librizzi's plays have been performed in professional and community theaters throughout the United States and Canada.
Librizzi also directed one of the very first High Definition Television pilots called, Texas Tales and Legends. Starring Barry Corbin (Northern Exposure; One Tree Hill & No Country For Old Men) and is slated to both write and direct it's follow-up series, Legends & Outlaws. In 2009, he wrote and directed Still Born. The short film was written, cast and produced in two weeks for the film competition, The 168 Hour Film Festival. Still Born garnered eleven nominations including, Best Director, Best Film, Cinematography, Best Actor, Best Actress, Screenplay, Art Direction, Score and others. It took home both acting category awards. The film also was selected as one of twelve finalists for Best Film in the Damah Film Festival. In late 2009, Librizzi began working on his second original feature film, Beyond The Farthest Star.- Actor
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Born and raised in Houston, Texas, Benjamin attended the High School For Performing and Visual Arts (HSPVA) where he studied art, not drama. However, after a stint as a vet's assistant, he promptly switched enrolment to The High School for Health Professions. With an intense love for art and design, he graduated with honors from the Art Institute of Dallas. It was in Dallas he started working with community theater such as Conerstone, the Dallas Children's Theater and was one of the first cast members for "The Promise". He also appesared in such original dramatic and musical productions as "Snow White", "Bobby Sox", C.S. Lewis's "The Silver Chair", "Peanut Butter and Tofu on Jewish Rye" and "Eight Days that Changed The World". Stage ignited a desire for film and broadcast roles. He made a dynamic first impression with small roles in two highly anticipated projects filmed in Texas - Oliver Stone's "JFK" and the Emmy Award-winning "Killing in a Small Town" for CBS. A promising start opened opportunities for Ben to tackle leading roles in several independent films - including Brown in the award-winning feature, "Holding On", Stephen in "Once Blind", Tyler in "Am I Cursed?" and Hack in "Halftime - The Redemption of a Couch Potato". Benjamin also gained recognition with starring roles in television - Adam in "Amazing Love Stories" for ABC Family, the pivotal role of Ethan Allen in a historical docu-drama for The Discovery Channel and a dramatic role in the millennium special, "Is It The End Or Just The Beginning?" for ABC Family and TBN. In 2003, Benjamin wrapped shooting three films. In "Stationery Games" he plays the lead role of Reginald, a CIA operative, in an interesting psychological "Basic Instinct" thriller. Then film won a Grand Jury Award at the Bare Bones Independent Film Festival. In the Best Comedy by New York International Independent Film Festival winner, "Sweet Hideaway", Ben plays the part of Scotti and in an inventive split screen segment, plays the dual roles of The Angel and Man in Black. Most recently, Benjamin appeared in the theatrically released and award winning, "Echoes of Innocence". The film won 9 major festival awards, including a Platinum Remi in Dramatic Film at the WorldFest International Film Festival and Audience Favorite. Benjamin plays young priest, Father Connelly, the voice of compassion in the film. He also completed roles in the comedy "Art of the Fart" and the yet to be released sci-fi event, "Parallel."