Wes Llewellyn
Co-Director
Wes Llewellyn, (MS in Communication/Filmmaking from Regent University, Hall of Fame Inductee) has been a filmmaker in the motion picture industry for over 40 years on hundreds of productions in various positions including, Director of Photography, Chief Lighting Technician, Writer, Producer and most often, Director. For 12.5 years, he directed and wrote dramatic reenactments on “Sid Roth’s It’s Supernatural” (7 million weekly viewers.) He has numerous awards for his work including his two award-winning full-length feature films, “The Moment After” and “The Moment After 2: The Awakening” now with Pinnacle Peak as well as Christmas favorite “The Farmer and the Belle.” 3-time Best Film winner of 168 Hour Film Festival, along with Telly Awards, Angel Awards, Dove Award, and audience awards at International Christian Film Festival and Kingdomwood Film Festival.
Amanda Llewellyn
Co-Director
Amanda started her career in the theater and has considerable experience in the entertainment industry with many years as a performer, 20 plus years as a make-up artist and hairstylist. She has also done a variety of other jobs on the film set from script supervisor to set decorator to production co-coordinator and the last 26 or so years as writer and producer. She has several awards for "Best Screenplay" 168 Hour Film Festival (’05, ’07, ‘08, ‘17) and is a go-to coach and Judge for “Write of Passage” screenplay competition. She was a segment producer and writer for reenactments on 229 episodes the TV show, "Sid Roth’s, It’s Supernatural” of with her husband, director Wes Llewellyn. Together they are currently developing several a streaming series.
Bill Myers
Producer
As an author/director/producer, Bill's work has won over 70 sales and creative awards including two New York Film Festivals. His "McGee and Me" book and video series which he co-created/co-wrote/co-produced has aired on 80 national and international networks including the BBC and ABC. He has authored over 130 books for adults and children. His 12-part Forbidden Doors book series for teens won the C.S. Lewis Honor Award and his children's book series. Nearly all of his adult novels have made CBA's best-selling list with reviews from critics and best-selling peers that include such accolades as "an original masterpiece," and "the depth of CS Lewis."
Derrick Warfel
Executive Producer
Derrick Warfel, a seasoned filmmaker with over 30 years in the industry, holds degrees from Princeton, Dallas Theological Seminary, and USC Film School. After years as a screenwriter, he transitioned to directing and producing, crafting impactful films with faith-centered themes. His company, Winter Star Productions, has produced works like I Hate You… but it’s Killing Me, a documentary on healing from hate, and The Farmer and the Belle, a faith-based romantic comedy. Warfel has also collaborated on inspiring projects with industry veterans and continues developing uplifting, purpose-driven films that resonate with Christian audiences.
Paul Arroyo
Producer
Paul has worked in the entertainment industry for over 20 years including his tenure as CFO for a top independent dance and hip-hop record label. Paul was the executive producer of the 2021 theatrical release of, "Secret Agent Dingledorf and His Trusty Dog Splat". He has served as General Manager for Amaris Media since 2012, leading the company’s publishing and film divisions.
Lukas Behnken
Co-Producer
Lukas Behnken is a creative producer. Lukas produced American Skin, directed by Nate Parker. American Skin was the winner of the Sconfini Best Film award at Venice Film Festival. Mr. Behnken directed/produced the upcoming documentary I Hate You, But It's Killing Me, projected to be released this year, along with a social action campaign focused on forgiveness.
Mr. Behnken produced the documentary Mully, an award-winning story depicting the extraordinary rags-to-riches success story of Charles Mully, chronicling his work with disadvantaged youth in Kenya and the creation of his organization Mully Children’s Family. Mully released theatrically on an estimated 1000 screens through a Fathom Event over 3 nights.
Taylor Cole
Associate Producer
Taylor Cole has been working in the entertainment industry for a decade. He has been a lead producer on a number of projects, including "Motorvation", starring Judy Norton, "One Remains", starring Christopher Atkins, "Secret Agent Dingledorf and His Trusty Dog Splat", starring Paul Johansson and directed by 2x Emmy Nominated Billy Dickson, and the 2020 TV series, Comedy Kitchen, starring John Henson and Bill Bellamy.
