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roy w. petersen :: 3.19

May 14, 2010 in podcast with 2 Comments

Roy W. Petersen

this week we talk with writer, director and film maker, roy w. petersen. roy grew up in new york where he got his start in the arts.

roy talks about how he found the obsession to create film and mesh it with his faith (including a stint with the 700 Club). he also talks about his latest film which takes a look at Todd Bently and the Lakeland Revival.

UPDATE: The Lakeland Movie is now available. You can watch it online at www.lakeland-themovie.com

trailer for the Florida Outpouring:

music ::
dead heart bloom – hymn #5

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2 Responses to “roy w. petersen :: 3.19”

Johnny Laird May 14, 2010 at 8:29 pm #
Looking forward to checking Roy out. I'm kinda behind, with a lot of catching up to do!
J
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[...] Film :: Roy W. Petersen (@royzoner) – I’m just discovering Roy’s work as of late (another big props to Thomas), but really enjoying the demo work I’ve seen of his. (listen to Roy’s story on this week’s podcast). [...]

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