Behind the Screen: Hollywood Insiders on Faith, Film, and Culture - eBook
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Behind the Screen: Hollywood Insiders on Faith, Film, and Culture - eBook  -     By: John Stott

Behind the Screen: Hollywood Insiders on Faith, Film, and Culture - eBook

Baker Books / 2005 / ePub

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Title: Behind the Screen: Hollywood Insiders on Faith, Film, and Culture - eBook
By: John Stott
Format: DRM Protected ePub
Vendor: Baker Books
Publication Date: 2005
ISBN: 9781585582716
ISBN-13: 9781585582716
Stock No: WW12565EB

Publisher's Description

When it comes to Hollywood, Christians too quickly wash their hands of popular culture and leave this immensely influential media to unbelievers. In truth, the industry is listening. There is a church in Hollywood, but too often their work is unrecognized.

Behind the Screen offers a glimpse of Hollywood insiders who, through their jobs on movie sets, behind TV shows, and in radio broadcasts, work together to give glory to God. With contributions from the writers and producers of such productions as Joan of Arcadia, Mission Impossible, Batman Forever, That '70s Show, and others, believers everywhere are encouraged to join with the church in Hollywood and do their part in closing the gap between Christianity and culture.

Author Bio

Spencer Lewerenz is a writer and editor whose editorials have appeared in The Washington Times, Crisis, Doublethink, The World & I, and First Things.

Barbara Nicolosi is the founder and director of Act One, an organization whose mission is to train committed Christian writers to work in the Hollywood film industry. Both editors live and work in Hollywood, California.

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