Nine year old Rachael Kanter who starred in and worked with her mother on producing the film “Genesis and the Dinosaurs” during Q and A after the screening of her film.

Christian filmmaker Rich Christiano visits with the filmmakers from the Civil War narrative “Bound for Glory to discuss Christian films.

Four of the five Jubilee Award Judges gather for a photo. From the left: Rich Christiano, Doug Phillips, Dr. R.C. Sproul, Jr. and Dr. George Grant.

Narrative filmakers join a panel to answer audience question and discuss the themes behind their films.

R.C. Sproul, Jr. address a Christian philosophy of aesthetics.

Rich Christiano, whose film Time Changer emphasizes the bankruptcy of teaching morality or “Judeo-Christian ethics” divorced of Jesus Christ—-the only legitimate source of authority for law and life, here proclaims the message of “no compromise” to Christian filmmakers.

Future filmographer Joshua Phillips captures one of the events on a GL-1

Geoff Botkin addresses issues of multi-generational faithfulness, biblical patriarchy as they apply to the life and work of the Christian filmmaker. Geoff brought several stunning talks which emphasized a covenantal vision for family and filmmaking, and a presuppositional analysis of the goals, techniques and vision to be employed by “epistemologically self-conscious” filmmakers. His talks on the deliberate infiltration and take-over by the film industry by Marxists and other subversives beginning in the 1920’s offered fresh insights for a generation of filmmakers who have never been exposed to the philosophical origins of 21st century Hollywood.

Vision Forum staff seeks to give “white glove” service to our guests, visitors and VIPs.

Director Ron Maxwell dialogues with students.

Joshua and Samuel Turley both spoke before 700 people to present the “Best Young Filmmaker Award.”

Abigail Fox and her brother traveled from England to watch the screening of their documentary on the father the great Bible commentator Matthew Henry and his relationship with his son. Abigail won the Jubilee Award for Best Documentary.

America’s great Celtic balladeer, Charlie Zahm,

This student is checking his program to determine which film to see next.

I was thankful to have my son serve as my personal assistant throughout this very fast paced and gloriously busy festival.