I am sharing the following press release to share some fantastic news!
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE www.STRUCKTheSeries.com New STRUCK Streaming Series Wins NRB People’s Choice AwardThe new streaming series “STRUCK” wins The Television Showcase People’s Choice Award for Best Series. The epic adventure series concept stars Todd Denson, Benjamin Dane, Cameron Arnett, and Todd Terry.
Dallas, TX – June 7, 2023 – www.STRUCKTheSeries.com | 3 Joy Films and 4 L Films new epic series, STRUCK, introduced a sizzle concept video to the public and distributors at the National Religious Broadcasters Convention, during the Television Showcase. The attending audience voted on each category and multiple projects were included. Struck won the People’s Choice Award in the Documentary/Episodic category. Filmmakers were on hand to present the project and meet with possible distributors. In attendance were Executive Producer Suellen Roberts, faith filmmaking pioneers, Wes & Amanda Llewellyn, producer/actor Benjamin Dane, and producer Kimberly Bliquez.
Actor/Producer Benjamin Dane
Executive Producer Suellen Roberts
“We are thrilled the audience selected STRUCK for the win.” – says Executive Producer Suellen Roberts. “The competition was fierce, and it was a mammoth category. It is encouraging to see audiences respond to our epic series concept!”
(L to R) Writer/Producer Amanda Llewellyn, Director/Producer Wes Llewellyn, Actor/Producer Benjamin Dane, and Producer Kimberly Bliquez with the NRB Television Showcase People’s Choice Award for Best Series.
STRUCK brings together a talented cast. Popular faith actor Cameron Arnett (Overcomer, Nefarious) as Asa, Todd Denson (Will Trent, Ozark), as Dr. John D. Morris, Benjamin Dane (First Lady, Beyond The Farthest Star), as Noah, Todd Terry (Jesus Revolution, Breaking Bad), as J.B., Gabe Baker (Hometown Remedy, Most Wonderful Time), plays Roger, along with Katharine Franco, Kayli Hessler, and Yanis Kalnins. Helmed by executive producer, Suellen Roberts and award-winning writer/director team, Wes & Amanda Llewellyn, the episodic will intertwine the parallel narratives of two men, separated by history, who risk it all for God’s truth.
Through creative storytelling and state-of-the-art visuals, the viewer will experience the connection of the true-life story of Dr. John D. Morris, a modern-day “Indiana Jones,” who was struck by God to find the Ark and the biblical account of Noah. Both men risked their lives to be obedient to God’s calling. We will see the humanity of each life, their relationships, an epic adventure, and the determination to sacrifice everything.
For the first time, the Antediluvian (pre-flood) world will be brought to life using cutting-edge advancements in image technologies. This ambitious project is introducing its series concept to distributors and the public through the web and interviews. The series will also showcase an extensive “BTS: Behind The Science” interactive component that corresponds with each episode, explaining the actual science behind the pre-flood world of Genesis.
Viewers can follow along and delve deeper into expert perspectives from archeologists, physicists, geologists, paleontologists, and other Antediluvian scientists.The foundation of the project is the true-life story of Dr. John D. Morris. A geological engineer, Morris completed thirteen expeditions to Mt. Ararat in search of the Ark’s evidence after multiple sightings. He committed his life to searching for the Ark while suffering from debilitating multiple sclerosis and being struck by lightning in 1972 during one climb. Morris recently passed away from illness in January 2023.
Want to be part of the STRUCK the Series movement? Go to STRUCKtheSeries.com and join the Lightning or Thunder Clubs–or both! STRUCKtheSeries.com
For More Information and Interview Schedule Contact: Annette Trucke, Audacious Consulting & Media AnnetteTrucke@Gmail.com 541.953.0537
About Dr. John David Morris (1946 – 2023) was an American young earth creationist. He was the son of “the father of creation science,” Henry M. Morris, and served as president of the Institute for Creation Research (ICR) from the time of his father’s death until 2020. Morris was a creationist author and spoke at a variety of events. Many of his presentations discussed the fossil record and its relation to evolution. He completed thirteen expeditions to Mt. Ararat in search of the Ark’s evidence. Morris had a B.S. in Civil Engineering from Virginia Tech (1969), an M.S., University of Oklahoma (1977), and a PhD, University of Oklahoma (1980) in Geological Engineering. In 1984 he joined the ICR and in 1996 he became its president. Later, he became a member of the ICR board of directors.
STRUCK! The Series.
Two Men. Separated by History, Risk it All. Starring Todd Denson as John Morris and Benjamin Dane as Noah.
STRUCK! The Series. Asa (Cameron Arnett) refuses Noah the timbers he desperately needs to build the Ark.
STRUCK! The Series. Asa (Cameron Arnett) questions Noah’s (Benjamin Dane) plan on building a large vessel to survive a world-ending flood.
STRUCK! The Series. John Morris (Todd Denson) sees his destiny realized as he observes Mt. Ararat for the first time.
STRUCK! The Series. In a freak snowstorm during the Mt. Ararat climb, John (Todd Denson) and Roger (Gabe Baker) struggle to find their way.
STRUCK! The Series. On the Ark, with their world gone, Noah (Benjamin Dane) and Elora (Katharine Franco) question God’s plan.
STRUCK! The Series. J.B. (Todd Terry) is committed to find evidence of the Ark of Noah with John Morris and a ragtag team of explorers.
STRUCK! The Series. Dalta Morris (Kayli Hessler) is concerned for her husband John’s health as he commits his life to find the Ark of Noah.STRUCK The Series | STRUCKTheSeries.com
A Million Steps
May I challenge you to a million steps?
Will you be moved by my provocation?
Or, simply sigh and say, “I have done that countless times!”
The fact is, most of us have. We just weren’t counting. And, we didn’t do it all in one very long walk!
An average million steps are approximately 500 miles. Some of you have done it by simply everyday life, and over the course of a few years: you have your million steps. Others are on their feet all day working, and others do a daily walk or hike–and just live life in motion and they may have their million a little faster.
We do get our million steps in. I have a few times over as one who has been a walker and hiker for years.
But, if I were to have asked you to sign a pledge and get it done via commitment, would you be more or less likely to get in the 500 miles and accomplish the million-step challenge?
Every goal needs a workable deadline. Yes, it can be readjusted with major life changes or reworked to accommodate days where we make other choices–like double-timing it the next day.
To succeed at reaching our desired and needed goals, how about setting yourself up with a deadline. I used to think I was so undisciplined that the only way I could get something done was by having a crunch time: a deadline with an “or-else” factor.
The issue wasn’t that I was undisciplined–though that may be the case, rather it is a means to work with my personality type. There really should never be guilt in learning to work within our style. We do well to understand how to work with ourselves, like learning how to work with a busy four-year-old. Understanding, techniques, and loads of grace should be lent to ourselves as we bite off big challenges. There is no harm in going for the ascent up the mountain!
Tell me, where is your mountain, what does it look like, and when will you climb it? If you want to walk in the daylight there are only so many hours till sunset.
There lies your deadline: sunset.
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