The Latest News from Franklin Springs
Viewing Category - Film
In Honor of Sanctity of Life Month
Friday, January 27, 2012

Here’s a special deal in honor of Sanctity of Life Month, offered exclusively to our Facebook and blog readers! Until February 4th, use coupon code FBFHB7 to take $7 off of our encouraging film A Full House of Blessing: The Inspiring Story of the Nicklas Family, hosted by acclaimed author and speaker Joni Eareckson Tada. Watch the trailer and read more about the film here.
Join the 5555
Friday, January 27, 2012
Keep up to date (with 5555 others) on the special feature film project
we’re developing. It’s a triumphant story that we can’t wait to share
with audiences: www.facebook.com/hannahsmovie.

Our Gift to You
Friday, December 16, 2011

Make any purchase at our online store through Monday night and receive the Eden String Quartet DVD free (with free shipping). Use coupon code esqgift-freeship at checkout. Merry Christmas!
One by Land, One by Air
Monday, December 12, 2011
On last week’s shoot related to the Hannah movie project, Mark prepares to get the shot from the air…

While Matt grabs it from just off the runway…

How Was It?
Friday, November 25, 2011

What was the highlight of your Thanksgiving?
Here’s a treat to kick-off the holiday season: use Coupon Code bfw-2011-249 to get our entire Library Pack of DVDs for only $249 through Black Friday weekend only. Now that’ll bring a smile to someone’s face at Christmas (and throughout 2012). Happy Thanksgiving weekend!
Coach on the Bigscreen
Monday, November 7, 2011

If you’re in the Franklin, TN area, here’s a chance to see our An American Adventure film in a unique way: in honor of Veterans Day, the Franklin Theatre is having World War II veteran and long-time football coach Jimmy Gentry host screenings at 1:00 PM and 7:00 PM on Friday, November 11th. Get more information here.
Captured By Her Story
Friday, November 4, 2011

Several billboards around the South Carolina Upstate have been generously donated to let people know about the forthcoming production of the Hannah Sobeski movie. But they’re also serving other good purposes. Here’s an email we received a few days ago:
“Hello. My husband, 1 year old daughter and I are in the middle of a move from Alaska to Alabama, with the last leg being a drive from Charlotte south on I-85. We passed Spartanburg many hours ago where I spotted a billboard for Hannah’s movie. I Googled it from my phone and wound up on her Caring Bridge site. I am familiar with Caring Bridge because my mom used it when my sister was in an accident. I read each entry, starting at the oldest and working my way up. We are now passing through Tuskegee, AL and I have not been able to put down your story. I just want you to know that I am praying/ will continue praying for your ministry and (because I’m a mom too) especially for Hannah’s mom’s continued strength. I couldn’t help but think of Mary, who also had to watch her child suffer pain and death. A Momma’s heart is a Momma’s heart no matter the time or place. Your family’s courage and faith is astounding, and what a beautiful daughter you have. She did God’s work on earth and now does it in Heaven! God bless.”
Memphis, Montgomery, Mobile…
Thursday, November 3, 2011

... and all points in between: distinctly pro-life feature film October Baby is showing in theaters in parts of the South this weekend (prior to its national opening next Spring). Check out where here: www.octoberbabymovie.net/theaters. Congratulations to The Erwin Brothers, along with producers Dan Atchison and Justin Tolley, on telling a very compelling story.
Why Hannah’s Story?
Friday, October 28, 2011

There are so many reasons we are drawn to telling the story of Hannah Sobeski in a dramatic feature film. Here’s an online article about her brother, Clemson Tiger Michael Sobeski, that gives a small glimpse into how she impacted people all around her. Be sure to read the “Facts” side bar.
Learn more at facebook.com/hannahsmovie.
Heroes and Hoops
Friday, October 21, 2011
There are two theatrical choices this weekend for family-focused fare that includes faith elements: Courageous and The Mighty Macs. Things are changing…

