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Faith and Film: The (bright) future of faith-friendly films - and filmmaking

Faith and Film: The (bright) future of faith-friendly films - and filmmaking is a Special Report prepared by The Washington Times Advocacy Department and Inspire Buzz.

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Telling the story that faith is the path...

A film for Christ, not commerce

Values aren't a niche

Do we have faith in film?

The (bright) future of faith-based films

Viewing faith films as start-ups

Voiceless speaks up for preborn Americans, and those who sacrifice to save them

Storytelling and the power to change the world

Everybody has a story

The five categories of 'belief' movies

The one strategy that can save America

'The Ten Commandments' at 60 years: Still timeless and true

38 years of divine miracles

Rebecca Ver Straten-McSparran

A film studies view: Let movies mirror life, even if the ending isn't neat

'The Young Messiah': A daring story that is worth the journey

Imagining 'Joseph' as 'the anchor, the rock'

'Christian stories can be funny -- who knew?'

Breaking out of the Christian ghetto

David Sams (left) with Joe Battaglia (center) and Spencer Proffer. Image courtesy of CieloScope.

Breaking ground with national, multimedia 'events' for faith and family

'Dance' film weaves four stories of hope

Paul Aiello

Faith. Film. And the stories we choose to tell

Why Hollywood doesn't get 'faith' films

Films help us 'face and confront' our core beliefs

Making disciples In Hollywood

Behind the scenes with faith filmmaking

The cinema: Our country's collective 'cathedral'

God loves Hollywood and so should we

Barry Landis

Adding more 'salt and light' into filmmaking

The view of a faithful consumer -- and devoted dad

What do Christians want from Christian movies?

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