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Faith On Film 280

20 year old Lauren Havel produced and directed her first film, I Hate Kate when she was 13. That film went viral with over 7.5 million views. She has since produced and directed 3 additional full feature films, one that has garnered 6.4 million views. She is here today to share about her short but very succesful journey. On today's show, we are also joined by author, producer, TV host and Director & Founder of The Wonder Center and Science Museum, David Rives. A Filmmaker's Journey Lauren Havel began pursuing filmmaking at just thirteen after attending a film camp, where she quickly discovered a passion for storytelling. Later that year, with the support of her mom, she wrote and directed her first short film, I Hate Kate, which went viral on YouTube and garnered over 7.5 million views. At fourteen, Lauren and her mom began working on a full-length feature film on screen addiction. They completed it in a little over a year despite covid lockdowns and subsequent restrictions. Lauren was presented with The Young Filmmaker Award for “Screened In” at the 2021 Christian Worldview Film Festival. Her second feature, Not Broken, follows a dyslexic artist searching for her place in the world. The film became one of the most-watched releases in her distributor’s history, with over 6.4 million views on a single platform. Made on a $10,000 budget, Not Broken turned a profit and landed in the top tier of independent films, finding audiences around the world and even being used in a university classroom. ​The Ground Beneath Our Feet is Lauren’s most ambitious film to date, bringing together a cast of over two hundred actors and extras. The film has been nominated for the Crown Awards, named a finalist at ZIFF (Zions Indie Film Festival), and celebrated through multiple sold-out screenings across the U.S. Now streaming on Amazon, Apple TV, and Google Play, the film explores a world searching for identity and truth, inviting viewers to rediscover the hope found in faith, family, and enduring values. Spanning two timelines, the story weaves past and present into a reflection on what remains steady, even as everything else shifts. About David Rives Using the ministries‘ observatory-class telescopes, his breathtaking astrophotography has been featured in textbooks, scientific literature, and shown to audiences around the world. Just as the heavens declare the glory of God, David Rives is proclaiming the manifest presence of God throughout the universe, throughout our world and most especially in the lives of those who know Him. David’s TV show “Wonders Without Number” airs daily and weekly on multiple networks. He is a weekly news columnist on science and the Bible, and is author of the books “Wonders Without Number” and “21 Verses Backed By Science.” Featured on the History Channel, and heard on talk radio, David’s exciting life and world travels are documented on his ministries’ active Facebook page   / davidrivesministries   Whether he’s on a documentary shoot at the Grand Canyon, chasing solar eclipses in the Pacific Northwest, rappelling on the cliffs of Qumran, Israel, or digging up Dinosaurs and flood evidences in the field of paleontology, you will be on the edge of your seat learning of David’s latest adventure! One of his favorite activities is to awe audiences with the incredible accounts of discovery, Biblical accuracy, and creation-based science, and show that each person is “wonderfully made” with purpose – a biological miracle from our Designer, not a product of random chance. David appeals to some of the largest Christian church audiences in the country, but also enjoys interacting and sharing the Gospel with those who might be skeptical. He leads discovery tours, keynotes at conferences, and has a rigid filming schedule for his TV show, video series, and more. A singer/songwriter as well with Top-40 radio hits, David’s creativity allows him to approach each project he tackles with a unique perspective.