Tune in Wednesday, May 26 at 10AM PST for our LIVE online premiere of the newest Deidox film, “Alyssa“.

The webcast/premiere will take place at http://deidox.com/alyssa-premiere/. This type of online premiere has become a tradition with our film launches at Deidox.com. We show the film and then do a Q&A afterwords. There will be a chat box so that you can type questions in to us.

We’re thrilled with how Alyssa’s film has turned out and can’t wait to show it to you.

Deidox Alyssa online premiere:
Live webcast premiere at 10AM PST, Wednesday May 26
At http://deidox.com/alyssa-premiere/
Q&A with the filmmakers to follow screening

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Chronicle Project is excited to be working again with two of our favorite clients, Azusa Pacific University and Eden Reforestation Projects.

Over the last few weeks we’ve been working non-stop on an introduction video for Azusa Pacific University’s Dead Sea Scrolls Exhibition.  You heard right, the Dead Sea Scrolls.  We had a blast filming some ancient artifacts, interviewing leading experts in the field and working alongside a great crew.  We’ll try to keep you all posted, but we would really encourage you to go see the video and this groundbreaking exhibition for yourself.  You can learn more at apu.edu/deadseascrolls

In our limited free time we’ve been preparing for our trip to Africa to film for Eden Reforestation Projects.  Our team will be in Czech Republic, Ethiopia, Kenya and Madagascar documenting some of the world’s most revolutionary reforestation efforts.  Stay tuned for pictures and updates.

Don’t forget about Deidox! There’s a ton of movement going on so make sure to check it out at deidox.com

The latest video in our ongoing series for Union Rescue Mission is out now. We are big fans of URM and consider ourselves lucky to be able to participate in their work.

We produce one short documentary a month for Union Rescue Mission on Skid Row in Los Angeles. You can see the rest of the short docs we’ve done at www.urm.org/stories. There’s also a podcast set up for all you superfans in the audience.

This past weekend we started shooting out next Deidox film - Alyssa. It was so cool following her around with a camera and observing the unique perspective God has given her on life.

Here are a few stills from the first day of shooting. We’ll be shooting this story off and on over the next few weeks.

For the latest Deidox news, and to view all the Deidox films, visit deidox.com.

We are pleased to announce that Deidox is now available on DVD.

To those of you who don’t do digital downloads, we’ve been listening. Starting this week you can own the Deidox films in a more traditional more format – DVD. We have done a limited edition DVD that contain the first three Deidox films (Lindsay, Robert, Deon)

Along with the films, the DVD also contains extra features and discussion starter questions for each film. You can order the DVD on-line now by clicking here. Shipping starts on October 31st. That’s the end of this week.

Li Yang’s film is on DVD too

But wait, there’s more! We are also taking pre-orders for the Deidox | Li Yang DVD. This is the newest film in the Deidox series and provides a personal glimpse into how the gospel is spreading in China.

The Li Yang DVD contains the film, extra features and discussion starters. You can order the DVD on-line now by clicking here.

Thank you all for your continued support of Deidox!

CP Producer Dave Mahanes will be speaking during “Justice and Missions Week” at Belmont University on Wednesday, October 28th. He will be talking about the use of visual storytelling to help promote social justice and will screen two Deidox films (Lindsay & Deon).

There will also be a screening of our documentary Dear Francis on Wednesday evening.  Afterwards, Dave will do some Q & A.

If you are in the Nashville area, feel free to come to the screening. Here are the details:
Date: Wednesday, October 28th

Event: Screening Deidox|Lindsay & Deidox|Deon; Speaking on use of visual storytelling.
Time: 10:00AM – 10:50AM
Location: LCVA 117 – Belmont University

Event: Screening of Dear Francis – Q&A to follow
Time: 7:00PM – 8:30PM
Location: Neely Dining Room