Young people today are taught that God is either irrelevant or non-existent, and that truth is "whatever we make it"--and we wonder why society is in disarray and why children have no respect for anything or anyone. The purpose of The Solomon Bunch is to inspire young people to look to God's Word as the source of Truth--and to show them in a fun way how His principles apply to situations they face today.
PRODUCTION CREW
The following is the list of people who comprise the production team. Many others have volunteered their time and services to make this film happen.
Our Purpose
Newswire...
Jason Prisk, Writer/Director
Dennis Fanning, Assistant Director
Sonja Stewart, 2nd AD
Betty Rogers, 2nd 2nd AD
April Mack, Script Supervisor
Theresa McClellan, Script Supervisor
Jack Gregory, Writer
Sara Foley Prisk, Producer
Rodney Knox, Executive Producer
Roy Mack, Executive Producer
Steve Volante, Associate Producer
Bob Scott, Director of Photography
Taylor Case, First AC
Derek Arwood, Second AC
George Ordway, Digital Imaging Technician (DIT)
Kris Kimlin, Gaffer
Joe Raffield, Key Grip
Lewis Pulliam, Best Boy
John Robling, Grip
Brejon Wylie, Grip
Sara Prisk, Unit Production Manager
Betty Martin, Prayer Coordinator/Office PA
Steve Maddox, Location Manager
Penny Lunsford, Caterer
Mickie Ivey, Catering Assistant
Christina Prisk, Craft Services Director
April Whitaker, Kid Wrangler
John Huggins, Transportation Captain
Carey Melton, Production Assistant
Heather Kochman, Production Assistant
Rhonda Goza, Production Designer
Caty Wright, Art Director
Melanie Meeks, Costume Designer
Leigh Turner, Property Master
Linda Turner, Assistant Prop Master
Amy Hall, Hairstylist
Noel Hernandez, Makeup Artist
Dennis Fanning, Construction Supervisor
Alan McGuirt, Key Illustrator
Lynn McMeans, Illustrator
Marty Kendra, Production Stills Photographer
Evan Bauerle, Sound Designer
Mike Slater, Production Sound Mixer
Sam P. Green, Boom Operator
Marianthe Bezzerides, Composer
Jason Prisk, Editor
Christian LaRegina, Compositer
Derek Arwood, Colorist
We have created pages for The Solomon Bunch on Facebook and on Twitter. Help us out by "liking" us or by following us--and then tell everyone you know to do the same. We want to generate as much interest in this project as possible so it will be a success and we can do more. Click on the buttons above!
Frequently Asked...
WHO IS PRODUCING TSB?
This is an independent film being produced by Creekside Christian Academy in McDonough, GA, with assistance from Pinecrest Baptist Church in McDonough. The vast majority of the crew are volunteer, although there are a number of veteran crewpersons in key positions.
IS THIS A FEATURE FILM OR A TV SHOW?
The answer is "yes." The length is such that it will work as a feature film on DVD, but will also fill an hour-long time slot on television. There are currently no plans for a wide-scale theater release, although anything could happen as things progress.
WHAT FORMAT WILL TSB BE SHOT ON?
For you techies out there, this film was shot with the new CineAlta PMW-F3 from Sony. This camera is a direct competitor to the RED platform that has been used for a number of years on well-known films. Lenses were primarily Zeiss cinema primes.
WHERE WILL TSB BE SHOT?
Most locations for this project are in central Georgia. Because of the budget and tight shooting schedule, we had to keep everything within a couple of hours of each other.
WHO IS DIRECTING TSB?
Jason Prisk is one of the writers and the director. While this is his first feature, he has been producing and directing professional video productions for corporations and ministries over the past twenty years. He has received national awards for his work in radio and television.
This is an independent film being produced by Creekside Christian Academy in McDonough, GA, with assistance from Pinecrest Baptist Church in McDonough. The vast majority of the crew are volunteer, although there are a number of veteran crewpersons in key positions.
IS THIS A FEATURE FILM OR A TV SHOW?
The answer is "yes." The length is such that it will work as a feature film on DVD, but will also fill an hour-long time slot on television. There are currently no plans for a wide-scale theater release, although anything could happen as things progress.
WHAT FORMAT WILL TSB BE SHOT ON?
For you techies out there, this film was shot with the new CineAlta PMW-F3 from Sony. This camera is a direct competitor to the RED platform that has been used for a number of years on well-known films. Lenses were primarily Zeiss cinema primes.
WHERE WILL TSB BE SHOT?
Most locations for this project are in central Georgia. Because of the budget and tight shooting schedule, we had to keep everything within a couple of hours of each other.
WHO IS DIRECTING TSB?
Jason Prisk is one of the writers and the director. While this is his first feature, he has been producing and directing professional video productions for corporations and ministries over the past twenty years. He has received national awards for his work in radio and television.
©2011 Glassworks Media.
Home l About the Film l Cast l Get Involved l Support l Spread the Word
A new family film from Creekside Films and Pinecrest Pictures.