A Ripple of Hope
Advised against appearing before an inner-city crowd in Indianapolis the
night that Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. was assassinated, Robert Kennedy
delivered an extemporaneous speech, bringing a sense of peace to the city,
while others across the US rioted. This film weaves together first person
accounts of that tumultuous day in 1968.
Distribution TBA. 1 x
54:00 episode
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Holy Places with Robert H. Reardon
This historical documentary tells eight
stories of historical and spiritual significance at Anderson University from
the unique perspective of Anderson University's late President Emeritus, Robert H.
Reardon. This program is a must-have for anyone interested in Anderson
University or Church of God history.
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Heartland Film Festival Education Series
Partnering with the Heartland Film Festival, Covenant
has produced this video series addressing topics in the motion picture and
television industry ranging from film distribution to screenwriting.
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The Crystal Arch Project
This hour-long television documentary tells the story of Anderson, Indiana's Crystal Arch from the perspective of the city who commissioned it and the artists and craftspeople who created it. Targeted for educational distribution and television airings, this
program can be of significant help to artists and community
leaders planning a collaborative community art project of their own.
Distribution by
The Cinema
Guild. 1 x 56:17 episode
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Take 2:00
Lasting video impressions from the world’s most spectacular locations, backed
by exceptional music. An excellent content choice when filler
material is needed. There is a world of possibilities for this series.
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Candles
& Carols
Musical performances from the Music Department of Anderson University, broadcast
internationally on
EWTN and over
90
television stations across the U.S.A.
The 2003 broadcast was nominated for 2 Regional EmmyTM
awards in the Tape/Film categories of
Entertainment: Special and Crafts: Director. The program's Director,
David Armstrong, won the
2003 Emmy for Crafts: Director.
Distribution by
Covenant
Productions. 1 x
58:30 episode produced each year |
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