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Jason Campbell: The Growing Impact Of Faith-Based, Christian Films · Worldview Matters With David Fiorazo

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  Welcome to World View Matters, discussing controversial issues, discerning current events,
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  defending biblical Christianity.
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  No topic, off limits.
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  And now, here's your host, David Fierazzo.
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  Hey, friends, God bless you.
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  Thank you for sharing the show.
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  And I want you to bring up a website or you have it handy to look at later.
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  It's jcfilms.org, that's jcfilms.org rg.
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  I want to thank Carol from Las Vegas, Nevada for sending in a donation to World View Matters.
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  We've got Nevada in the house.
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  So for those of you keeping score at home, we've heard from Wisconsin, Maryland, Ohio,
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  California, Wyoming, Washington, New York, Georgia, Nebraska, South
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  Dakota, Minnesota, South Carolina, Virginia, Iowa, and Minnesota, and Nevada.
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  So thank you guys, thank you for your support of World View Matters.
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  So today, we're blessed to tell you about jcfilms.
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  I've got Jason Campbell with us.
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  He's the president of jcfilms studios.
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  He started jcfilms in 2013 with a passion to change the culture through film.
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  He's a graduate of Liberty University and currently lives in West Virginia.
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  Jcfilms has been producing faith and family films.
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  And their mission is to change the world for Christ while providing people of faith with
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  the opportunity to be involved in Christian films.
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  They've produced over 80 faith and family films so far.
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  So Jason Campbell, welcome to World View Matters.
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  Good to see you.
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  Good to be here.
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  Thank you.
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  You just mentioned Nevada.
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  I just got back from Nevada.
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  We just shot a Christian film in Nevada.
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  Awesome.
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  What a great little town Las Vegas is, you know, it's a bad rap.
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  I think it does because if you go outside of all of that nonsense, there's some good people
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  there, some good churches, good believers, and they've got stories to tell.
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  So we just left there, just shot a film there in Henderson, Nevada, which is a little town
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  outside of Vegas.
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  So we had a great time.
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  We had a great production.
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  So we're excited about Las Vegas and shooting more movies there.
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  Yeah.
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  Well, you can say that about a lot of cities, a lot of places in the country, which, you
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  know, we tend to think of blue states, red states.
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  Yeah.
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  You know, there are good, godly Christian conservative people in every state around the country.
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  And yeah, there's in some states, they're just a remnant.
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  So Jason, before we get into JC films, and by the way, I got in my email inbox, I got
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  the email from actor Dean Kane, and I just wanted to thank him for me, talking about
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  JC films.
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  But let's talk about your background.
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  You went to Liberty.
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  Have you always been involved in media or in films?
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  What was your interest and how did you get to the point where you started JC films?
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  So I grew up in Lynchburg, Virginia.
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  That's the home of chapstick and Jerry Falwell and had the privilege to attend his high school,
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  his elementary school all the way through the system, then of course graduated from Liberty.
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  It's such a blessing.
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  I worked for Dr. Falwell, senior for many years, had an opportunity to work in public policy
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  with Pat Robertson and the Christian Coalition back in the day.
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  So I worked in DC for several years doing public policy.
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  And you know, I've been in the ministry for a long time and it was probably about 14 years
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  ago, you know, the Kendrick brothers had made a film called Facing the Giants, they made
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  another film called Why Will and of course courageous and fireproof.
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  And it just really got me interested in filmmaking.
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  And we were able to see that films can change the culture.
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  And Christian films, there was such a need for them.
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  There was such a need for biblical stories, redemptive stories, stories to change the culture.
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  So we kind of, I personally kind of just shifted gears from public policy work in DC and got
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  involved in making Christian movies.
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  I started this thing with Eric Estrada of all people.
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  So Eric and I made about four or five films together and we toured these films around
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  the country.
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  Now, we didn't tour them on a motorcycle, but we literally went from church to church
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  to church showing our movies.
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  While Eric was there signing autographs and meeting the folks, people would come up to
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  me and they say, well, who are you?
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  And I said, well, I wrote the film and produced the film and started chatting with people
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  and started hearing their stories.
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  You know, Jesus told stories under trees and he changed the world.
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  And so that's kind of what we're doing with JC Films and the fact that we have all have
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  a testimony.
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  We all have some story how God got involved in our lives.
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  And those stories really changed the way people look at Christianity.
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  They changed the way people look at the world, changed the way people look at God.
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  And so we basically take these stories and turn them into films, people like Eric Estrada,
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  people like Dean Cain, people like Kevin Sorbo, they're involved in our ministry.
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  And we're making about 20 films a year now of just telling people stories and trying to
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  change the world.
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  I love it because obviously with all the junk, not all, I mean, Hollywood puts out a
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  lot of garbage.
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  But there are some good family-friendly films.
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  What's interesting, Jason, I want to get your take on this.
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  A lot of the animated features or the G or PG rated the family-friendly films, they do
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  very well traditionally and historically at the box office.
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  But Hollywood puts out so much of the junk, the garbage, the R rated films and the whatever
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  else.
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  What are your thoughts on that?
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  In other words, they're not really in it for the money.
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  Otherwise, you'd think we'd see more family-friendly films.
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  That's the audience.
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  There's a big audience demand for that.
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  Well, I think two things on it.
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  One is, when the blind side came out, they considered that to be a Christian film, if you think
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  about it.
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  Now, the fact that they prayed over things given and that the young man went to a Christian
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  school.
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  However, it kind of woke up Hollywood.
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  And they said, because if it's money involved, Hollywood's going to be there.
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  Hollywood becomes, they can't tell these stories because they don't know Christ.
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  Right.
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  That really becomes the underlining issue.
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  They can't tell the story in Noah because they don't know the story in Noah.
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  They don't really know what God did with the flood.
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  Then they create this Noah movie, which is a complete disaster.
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  Oh, my goodness.
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  They left them all that nonsense.
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  And the reason they don't do it, it's not because of the money because if there was
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  money, they would make them.
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  The issue is they can't make them.
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  I speak with filmmakers all the time.
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  And our believers that want to get involved in this in this genre, this faith, redemptive
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  storytelling, stories of Christ, they can't tell them because they don't know.
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  And so that gives us a lot of job security as believers that this is where we are.
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  I think that's one thing.
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  The other thing about Hollywood and creation of Christian films, this whole thing is just
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  starting.
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  Christian films are basically at its infancy stage.
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  And so we've put a huge emphasis on getting people of faith, creative people of faith involved
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  in Christian filmmaking.
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  It's not one of these things.
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  Oh, we can't do it.
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  Of course you can.
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  You know, technology has changed, cameras have changed.
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  And so that's why we operate 24 production clubs across the world, literally, most of them
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  here in the United States that are challenging church communities, people of faith, creative
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  people of faith to be able to use their acting, their cinematography.
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  Look at all these young people that are running around with their TikTok videos with some
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  creative cinematography.
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  Now, if we can take that and harness that and put them into wholesome good stories, we'll
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  combat the Hollywood, we'll combat them.
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  We'll combat for every, you know, sleazeball movie they make, we make a positive film.
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  And we're going to combat the culture by making positive and Christian movies.
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  Another thing I want to get your take on, I've been impressed at the quality of Christian
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  films that we didn't have 25 years ago, you know, the quality is amazing now.
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  And so I really appreciate what you guys are doing.
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  But just your take on how what you've seen as far as the standards or the changes in
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  the types of Christian or family faith-based movies that are coming out now.
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  Well, look at it like Christian music, you know, you know, 50 years ago when Christian
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  music came out, it was basically the quartets.
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  It wasn't good quality.
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  It wasn't the big, the big things that we see now on the radio with Caleb.
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  I mean, but think about now Caleb's one of the most popular radio stations in the entire
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  world right now.
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  And that's all Christian music.
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  So Christian films is kind of at that infancy stage where it's like we're just getting
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  better and think about if we can get that new, this next generation harness that creativity
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  and that imagination and be able to use their creativity imagination to take Christian films
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  where Christian music is now.
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  So if you look at the industry of Christian films, it's only getting better and it's at
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  a ground level.
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  Our big thing is encouraging people of faith and encouraging people that are creative
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  to get involved right now.
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  So Jason Campbell, walk us through some of the navigation bars on your website.
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  You've got events, you've got casting films, upcoming films, film camps, production
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  clubs.
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  So start with whatever you want.
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  Well, we open up all our casting to anyone.
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  So they can go to our casting page and they can say, hey, they're casting these films
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  are all over the country, whether they're in West Palm or whether they're in Kansas City
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  or California or even here in West Virginia.
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  Then you've got our events.
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  These are things that are just going on with our ministry right now, whether it be a production,
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  whether it be a casting.
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  This is also for people to pray over the ministry and say, hey, I see their starting production
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  of this film in Georgia, I'm going to take some time to pray for this certain thing.
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  The films are films that we have currently that are currently, as part of our library,
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  that are out our upcoming films are films that we're working on right now that we're
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  getting in pre-production as you want to call it to get ready to start production on.
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  Our film camp, I tell you man, this thing is blowing up.
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  We're offering opportunities for not just young people but now adults.
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  We're about ready to sell out of our film camp, they're doing six months from now.
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  This thing's getting young people to come to camp, Dean King comes, he spends a day with
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  the folks.
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  This just gets them energized, not just to go out and change the culture through film and
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  creativity and storytelling, but they get to meet people that say, I'm not different.
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  I'm a creative and I want to do this and I'm going to be around other people like that
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  for a week.
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  We've been doing that during that week, they make a film, they're learning about film.
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  That's something that's really powerful.
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  Last year, it's 16 kids coming to the end of Christ because of film camp and that made
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  it all worth it.
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  They made it all worth it.
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  That's great.
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  Like you said, you have adult film camps and kids film camps so kids can learn in a different
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  way and adults can learn more of the trade I'm guessing and more how to get involved.
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  Yeah.
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  I found out that here, moms and dads are sitting there and they're saying, our kids have
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  the acting bugs.
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  I believe there's a thing called the active bug and when you get it, it's worse than COVID.
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  But when you get it, you've got to do something with it and if we can find places for these
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  kids to be involved in a safe place, they're toning their craft, they're acting, they're
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  getting involved, they're being creative.
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  That's a wonderful thing.
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  But the other thing I found out is older folks like myself and you, I don't know what you
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  are, but they had the acting bug.
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  In college, they went in theater, they did high school plays, didn't life happen, right?
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  And they had to raise their kids and now the kids are gone.
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  They're sitting around saying, I still want to be on stage.
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  I still want to be in a film.
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  I still want to use my creative gifts and God's giving me glory.
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  And so we're finding these 50, 60 year old people coming out and saying, cast me, I want
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  to volunteer.
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  I want to help you.
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  I want to be a part of this.
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  So that's kind of exciting too.
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  So Jason, how can we get you to Wisconsin?
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  We had a casting call in North Cannes, Ohio and a young girl from Wisconsin drove all
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  the way down to be a part of that film.
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  And she told me, I'm coming down, I'm going to be a part of it.
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  That was great.
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  Wow.
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  So I'm reading a little bit of some of the bullet points that you've got faith and family
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  production clubs across America, offering education and opportunity for people to
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  faith to get involved.
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  Is that what you were just talking about, the film camps and the casting and stuff like
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  that?
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  Yeah.
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  So our production clubs are literally independent communities.
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  We have them all over the country from Orlando to West Palm Beach to California.
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  We have one in Hollywood.
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  And this gives these are independent clubs.
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  They meet in their churches, community centers.
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  They write their own scripts.
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  They create their own content all underneath the banner, JC Films, but they're making their
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  own films.
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  These clubs are on your screen right now, have all made at least one movie.
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  Dean has been gracious enough to travel to these clubs and get them going and he stars
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  in most of the films that they make.
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  And some of them are good and some are decent, but it's the beginning of something.
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  They're in their own communities.
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  Some of these clubs are meeting every month.
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  They've got a hundred people in attendance, you know, it's not so much about the filmmaking
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  and creative part.
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  It's also in the fact that they're getting together.
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  They're carrying each other's burdens, they're praying for one another.
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  These are creative types that are coming together and saying, hey, let's write some scripts.
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  Let's tell some stories.
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  Let's make some movies.
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  And so if your audience is interested in JC Films or saying, hey, I've got the acting
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  bug or I've got an idea for a film.
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  Find one of these clubs, connect with them and say, hey, when's your next meeting?
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  I want to be a part of this.
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  Awesome.
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  Awesome.
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  Well, it peaks my interest as well.
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  Anyway, I'm sure a lot of people are going, hmm, that sounds really fascinating.
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  Anyway, we've got to take a break.
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  We're with Jason Campbell, JC Films.
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  We're back with Jason Campbell of JCFilms.org.
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  So Jason, this came across my news feed and I'm not surprised when you see demonically
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  inspired artistic work.
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  The world puts out.
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  We're not surprised by it.
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  But this is on Amazon Prime.
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  They're doing a show I guess called Has Been Hotel.
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  It's about Lucifer.
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  And basically any of these shows, a lot of them, just they want to mock the truth of the
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  Bible and the truth of Christ.
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  They want to mock God.
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  Sometimes they mock believers.
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  But this one apparently Eve hooks up with Lucifer in the garden and they go their own
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  way.
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  I was reading some of the notes and some of the bullet points and I'm thinking, okay,
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  this is just great for people that know nothing about the Bible because there's a lot
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  of biblical illiteracy.
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  So people are going to go, oh, okay, that's a neat story, but it's made up and it's demonic.
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  But your thoughts on that, because I know this kind of thing is one of the many reasons
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  you are doing what you do, right?
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  Absolutely.
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  I think if Satan has his way, the fact that he just jokingly comes around as being this,
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  we do that all the time.
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  Maybe think about it.
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  It's like he's not real.
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  That's the big thing he wants everyone to believe is that he's really not a real guy,
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  but he is.
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  And we make these things in Hollywood.
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  We do this in our cartoons all the time with our kids.
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  It's just a joking little figure of Satan and the devil with his pitchfork and this is
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  all part of the whole thing.
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  If we can make him not existing in our culture, then it's nothing that we need Christ for.
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  So if he's not real, then Christ can't be real.
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  And so it's just a continual effort of mocking our religion, mocking Christ's and it's
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  sad.
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  But one day the judgment will sound and there will be.
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  But our young people are probably our worst that just not going to believe any of this.
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  And when you start looking at Sunday school attendants is coming down with young people,
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  those type things break my heart.
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  And that's why we really reach out through our film camps and try to get as many young
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  people.
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  Young people are interested in film.
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  They're interested in technology and cameras and all this stuff.
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  And if we can just harness that kind of stuff to our young people in a positive way, I
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  am all about it.
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  Amen, brother.
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  Yeah, Satan is the great counter-fitter and there's a lot of deception out there in some
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  of these forms of so-called entertainment.
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  But we're not surprised.
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  Again, we're not surprised by what the world does and they don't know any better.
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  They're not saved.
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  They don't know Christ.
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  So we can't mock them.
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  I mean, there's nothing to mock them about, but they need to hear the gospel and be saved.
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  But there's a very fascinating page on your website, Jason Campbell, that piques my interest
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  greatly.
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  It's called Awake Not Woke.
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  And if you click on that, there are some films.
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  I see Kevin Sorbo there, Dean Cain.
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  And there are some films that taste of praise, cancel me not.
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  And some others tell us, I mean, our audience would really probably want to know more about
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  that page in some of those films.
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  So I love public policy.
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  That's my thing.
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  And so for years, I worked on the Hill, you know, with Pat Robertson, the Christian Coalition,
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  I'd love fighting the culture that way.
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  And then all this woke stuff came out.
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  And, you know, initially, you know, my wife and I were talking about, let's just stay
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  away from that.
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  Let's just keep doing redemptive stories.
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  Let's just tell stories by mobile and I said, I just can't, you know, and I start hearing
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  about the Colorado Baker and the things he went through, this canceled culture, this
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  transgender swim and stuff.
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  I mean, all these things just started hitting me and I, you know, what really happened
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  with Twitter, what really happened there, what's the story behind the government, its
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  involvement in all of our social media.
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  And it really wasn't out of my wheelhouse, but it was like, we've got to do something.
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  And of course, Kevin Sorbo is just leading the charge right now on this woke culture and
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  going after Disney and really standing up strong for it.
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  And I give him a tremendous amount of praise for that because he, you know, he told me
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  the other day on the telephone, you know, he does all these comic cons.
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  He was Hercules.
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  And so, him and Dean, they go to the other cons and people remember them back in the day
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  when they were Superman and Hercules.
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  He's been canceled from all that.
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  He can't go to Comic Con anymore.
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  I mean, that was part of his living and he's got, he's done, they canceling.
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  And you know, think about, we just had to kind of get the record straight a little bit.
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  You know, what is the story of the Colorado Baker?
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  What exactly did he do?
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  And did the same thing with Twitter, same thing with cancel culture, same things with this
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  transgender and swimming?
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  What, what does it look like in a safe way, in a safe way of storytelling, but also
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  biblical perspective?
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  So I appreciate you bringing that up because it's something to launch these films out
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  and we're really excited about taking these films to the culture.
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  Well, man, that, I mean, that page and those films, what you just described and what I read
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  the descriptions there, right up my alley.
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  I mean, that's, that's what we need.
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  By the way, how tolerant of the left to cancel Kevin Sorbo because of his faith and what
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  he believes, right?
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  They say they claim to be these, they're the tolerant people, but they're the most intolerant
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  of the biblical worldview.
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  I want to talk to you about, because you mentioned a taste of praise is about a Baker that
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  declined to bake a custom wedding cake.
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  This is the kind of stuff we need out there from our perspective, because the media is
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  not going to share what the Bible says about marriage or how Jesus defined marriage between
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  one man and one woman or that we can, we have this, the first amendment, we can say this
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  is how I want to run my business, I do, you know, but this, this story is great.
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  Also, cancel me not.
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  I love that.
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  The fascination with canceling anyone we disagree with.
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  I love that.
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  So the truth, I'm just going through, through films guys on JC Films.org, untold stories
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  of January 6th, Twitter files, social media, surveillance, I've been censored, I've been
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  shadow banned.
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  I don't know, Jason, I'm assuming that you in some way, your personal accounts are, tell
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  us a little bit about that because this is something that a lot of our viewers and listeners
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  can relate to just for putting it out there publicly as either a Christian or conservative
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  social media and being censored or canceled in some way.
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  I mean, I go back to Kevin, you know, Kevin had a huge follow on on Facebook, probably
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  a million followers or something, and one day it's gone, gone, it's history.
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  And no explanation, no, nothing just completely gone, his Facebook page, you know, I didn't
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  have a Facebook page anymore.
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  So, you know, the friend of mine called me and told me about the Twitter files, of course,
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  it was political, got my interest, you know, because I loved that whole thing.
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  But the more I started reading the actual Twitter files, I started seeing, man, our
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  government is monitoring everything we're doing on social media.
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  They're monitoring everything that we're doing on our phones.
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  It's demographic that they're looking at.
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  It's all about the numbers.
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  And it's kind of very, very scary how this all happened.
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  It was kind of an explosion around Christmas, but it's over now.
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  But all of this stuff is still happening with the FBI and the Department of Homeland Security.
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  All of this stuff is monitoring.
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  And you know, even with my little film company, I see all that.
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  You know, I rely on social media.
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  I do rely on a lot of this to get my message out.
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  And if they don't want that out, they will, you know, they'll shout out to Bania.
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  Yeah.
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  I just read a story a couple of weeks ago about the government, they're, they're triggering
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  not that.
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  What are they doing?
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  They're working with banks.
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  Banks are telling the government, hey, this person applied to get a gun or something
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  or a loan.
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  And then they also, the other thing that was flagged was people who bought Bibles.
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  Our government, what, what business is it of our government to be, well, I don't care.
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  They're interested, but to look into or to flag people, so were they extremists, right?
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  Were the Christian nationalists or the domestic terrorists, right?
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  So they're putting this narrative out there.
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  So we need films and we need things that you're doing to put the truth out there in a way
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  that it's family friendly people can go, okay, because you're not going to hear it in
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  the media, corporations, Hollywood, your final thoughts, Jason, we've got about three,
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  four minutes left.
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  But go ahead.
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  Well, you know, I'm writing a film right now, we called Aftermath.
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  The film is about what happens after the rapture, the tribulation has to do with a bunch
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  of kids.
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  And in writing it, I'm thinking about all this, this is where we're going, we're heading
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  that way.
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  So when we see things like the government interference and we see things like the vaccine
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  issues and we see things like all of these things that are happening, it's really
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  preparing us for that.
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  So when that does happen, it's not such a massive shock when all these millions of people
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  are disappear, the explanations that come in after that, the reason why you have to take
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  this vaccine or create the mark or have the mark or one dollar system.
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  It's not that far fetched from how far we are now, from what's happening in our culture
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  right now to what will happen that's prophesized by Christ when he returns.
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  It could happen and we probably won't get that to trying to buy it because we've seen
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  all these little tiny things leading up to it.
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  Is that makes sense?
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  Yeah.
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  Yeah, we, man, we are in the last days, things are very dark.
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  I mean, there are some things you and I can look at and think, I didn't really know I'd
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  see this in my lifetime as far as Bible prophecy or the culture, the decline of morality.
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  But I wanted to remind people, you are on Facebook, JC Films Presents, JC Films Presents
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  on Facebook, the website, of course, JC Films.org and people, of course, can get involved,
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  but they can also support you financially.
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  So where can they access other than JC Films.org?
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  Maybe that's the best place.
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  Some of your films.
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  Well, we have our own streaming platform, it's called JC Plus and that's on Ruku Apple
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  TV.
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  Awesome.
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  So they've got JC Films.org and they can sign up, we have over 250 faith and family films,
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  have a great kid section.
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  So kid moms just go to JC, it's just called JC Plus, subscribe to it and get all your
• 25:40
  , we have preaching, we got it all there.
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  So this, this is your one stop channel.
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  Awesome.
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  JC Plus, is that a link at JC Films or at its own website?
• 25:48
  Yeah.
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  Nope.
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  They just go there and just hit subscribe and boom, there they go.
• 25:52
  And now they've got content galore that is not going to embarrass anybody in the family
• 25:57
  when they watch a movie or watch a cooking show or watch a kid show or it's all family
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  all the way around the board.
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  Awesome.
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  JC Films.org.
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  So you got your own streaming platform.
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  What are you afraid of being canceled?
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  Well, you know, I have friends that put all their films on YouTube and I think you've
• 26:14
  gone in a minute.
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  So I'll just start by.
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  I'm going to, I'm going to just plug for my brand new book, Assault on the Image of
• 26:20
  God.
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  The first interview, I posted it on YouTube, Pastor JB Hickson out of Colorado interviewed
• 26:28
  me on my new book and that was pulled off, deleted without warning on YouTube, deleted
• 26:33
  in a matter of hours and it didn't meet their community standards because I talk about
• 26:38
  at what you guys talk about the battle with the transgenderism and other things.
• 26:42
  But they yanked that interview out and know what triggered them.
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  But this is where we're at.
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  Jason Campbell.
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  Thank you so much.
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  Love what you're doing.
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  Well, we want to get behind you and send people your way.
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  So let's stay in touch.
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  Okay, brother.
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  God bless you.
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  Thank you.
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  God bless you.
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  All right.
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  Guys, this is just something that we all need to be encouraging other believers to be
• 27:05
  a part of and spread out.
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  You know, some of these good film studios that put out family features, faith features,
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  good films, quality films.
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  And that's what we need to be about.
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  Hollywood's not going to spend a lot of time or money doing that.
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  Anyway, guys, we appreciate you're sharing the podcast as always.
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  Thanks for watching or listening.
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  God bless you and keep speaking the truth about things that matter.