By Jacob Sahms In Oklahoma at the turn of the century, elementary school students Cate and Henry fall into friendship and then love, as Henry’s parents divorce and move away. Soon after, Cate falls prey to a pedophile, whose degradation of her body unleashes a cycle of abuse, mental illness, and drug abuse into Cate’s […]

By Jacob Sahms Erik Scott Smith has played a dead body on CSI, appeared in Cold Mountain, and made music for years, but his role in the film Everyday Miracles changed his life. As Cotton, a faith healer whose beautiful gift has been abused by those people he should have been able to trust, Smith […]

By Jacob Sahms Kel Thompson bought his first camera as an eight-year-old, initiating a desire to find the right angle and look for multimedia. Now, his first feature-length film The Terrible Adventure arrives via the Dances with Films Film Festival, years after he bought the camera or dreamed about appearing in films and television. But […]

By Jacob Sahms In 2019, Jason Brown approached Ash Greyson with a proposal for a new film studio that would produce films with a new way of looking at crowdsourcing. As of April, Called Higher Studios has raised over a million dollars in capital thanks to the nearly four thousand investors who have connected with […]

By Jacob Sahms In 2015, Craig Denison recognized a desire to invite people daily into the presence of God, believing that if people would spend the first fifteen minutes of every day focusing on their relationship with God, that their day would look different. After praying and writing about his calling to build an opportunity […]

By Jacob Sahms Lance Hool knows that releasing a film in the middle of a pandemic has its challenges. While the filming of 2 Hearts finished last June, Hool has been working hard to stay up to speed with theaters reopening and opportunities to share the story two parallel stories of finding true love. In […]

By Jacob Sahms C.S. Forester’s 1955 novel The Good Shepherd received a cinematic treatment as legendary actor Tom Hanks tackled screenwriting for a fourth time. The resulting story, now called Greyhound after the destroyer U.S.S. Keeling’s callsign, shows how Commander Ernest Krause (played by Hanks) led a convoy of Allied ships against a wolfpack of […]

By Jacob Sahms Chris Singleton grew up in Charleston, South Carolina, dreaming of playing baseball professionally and creating a family like his mother had. But on June 17, 2015, Dylann Roof walked into the midweek Bible study of Mother Emanuel AME church and murdered his mother and eight other churchgoers. As Singleton prepared to enter […]

By Jacob Sahms The Nashville-based Erwin Brothers directed the fictional features October Baby and Moms’ Night Out before delivering back-to-back biopics Woodlawn and I Can Only Imagine. With I Can Only Imagine, they’d recognized a pattern of real-life faith that they decided to revisit from their Kingdom Story Company in the Jeremy Camp-inspired film I […]

By Jacob Sahms Dove caught up with Producer Angela White to ask some questions about her film A Question of Faith, which made its Lifetime debut on Easter weekend. White explained that faith has been a big part of her life, as God continually shows up even when she least expects it. “I have learned over […]