User:Kevinbrogers/Sandbox/The True Victory
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| The True Victory | |
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| Directed by | Kevin B. Rogers |
| Written by | Kevin B. Rogers Aaron Sweatman |
| Produced by | Kevin B. Rogers Executive Produced by Ben Glass Jason Nichols |
| Starring | Jonathan Chastain Joy Nichols Dave Evans |
| Edited by | Kevin B. Rogers |
Release date | Summer 2010 |
| Country | United States |
| Language | English |
The True Victory is a 2010 American independent Christian film noir directed by Kevin B. Rogers. The cast and crew, composed of volunteers from Cavanaugh Free Will Baptist Church, includes Jason Nichols and Ben Glass. The film will be shot entirely on-location in various locations around Western Arkansas and Eastern Oklahoma.
Plot
[edit]Cast
[edit]The cast for the film is completely made up of volunteers from the Cavanaugh Free Will Baptist Church, which is the primary organization backing the film.
| Actor | Role | Description |
|---|---|---|
| TBA | Joseph Andrade | An insurance agent who doubles as a criminal on the road to reform |
| TBA | Eve Andrade | Wife of Joseph who gets caught in the crossfire |
| Jonathan Chastain | Leon Chastain | Joseph's best friend who continues to try to lure him back to crime |
| Joy Nichols | Melissa Lockheed | The femme fatale, she also tries to lure Joseph back to crime |
| Dave Evans | Captain Jacobi | A corrupt policeman who hires Joseph to do "jobs" for him |
| TBA | Brother John | Joseph and Eve's pastor |
| Jason Nichols | Adrian Price | The prosecuting attorney |
| TBA | Defense Attorney | |
| TBA | Judge | |
| Devon Dundee | Frank Fonda | One of Joseph's co-workers |
| MaeLynn Lee | Brigid Spade | One of Joseph's co-workers |
| Brittney Evans | Mary Bogart | One of Joseph's co-workers |
| Allison Chastain | Lois O'Shaugnessy | One of Joseph's co-workers |
| Dallas Melvin | Mr. Sanders | Joseph's boss |
| Mary Rogers | Mrs. Whitaker | One of Joseph's clients |
| TBA | Bailiff | |
| Ben Glass | Mayor Whitney | The fictional mayor of San Francisco |
| Kevin B. Rogers | Dr. Cosmo Constantine | Cameo appearance |
Crew
[edit]| Crew Member | Job |
|---|---|
| Kevin B. Rogers | Director, Producer, Writer, Editor |
| Ben Glass | Executive Producer |
| Jason Nichols | Executive Producer |
| TBA | Cinematographer |
| TBA | Composer |
| Nic Howard | Consultant |
| TBA | Costumes and Make-Up |
| Dewey Rogers | Boat Operator |
Production
[edit]The film's budget is $500. Production is set to begin in late 2009 in various locations in and around Fort Smith, Arkansas.
Development
[edit]The film began as a different project entitled Born to Die. The film was to be written by Aaron Sweatman. However, when the producers realized the film could not be created on their budget, they scrapped the original idea and began writing a new story. Months later, after various delays, the script was finally complete, and the film was casted. Producers then began scouting locations.
Filming
[edit]The film will be shot with three separate home video cameras in black and white, in order to show all elements of a classic film noir. An external microphone will be used for better audio quality.
Design
[edit]Effects
[edit]Music
[edit]Release
[edit]The film will be given a limited release in summer 2010.
References
[edit]External links
[edit]- WinTrainSend.org The Church's Official Site
[[Category:2010 films]] [[Category:Christian films]] [[Category:English-language films]] [[Category:Films about religion]] [[Category:Independent films]]