Stephen Moffatt

Two couples' daring foray into open relationships leads down a tumultuous path of jealousy, betrayal, and emotional devastation.

Based on the true story of the rescue of Private Jessica Lynch, by the United States army, in Iraq.

Anna Camp stars as a southern mom whose life gets all-shook-up when her fourth grader claims to be the reincarnation of the king of 'rock-n-roll.' Equal parts worried for her child, as well as how this behavior reflects upon her and disrupts the perfect family life she’s worked so hard to achieve, Prissy will have to search her heart to figure out if she can live with the king. GraceLand uses the music of Elvis Presley and a young person's sense of connection to him to explore self-identity, gender, and acceptance.

Adam was a high school kid who thought he was cool and had the answers. He had his friends, a girlfriend, but no time for the Lord. Then one day, Adam died. Guess where he went? Is hell real? Ask Adam. He knows. This drama is targeted toward a rebellious teen and those who don't think they need the Lord in their life.

"The Attackman" refers to the players on a Lacrosse team positioned to score the most points in this aggressive sport. And Lacrosse means everything to Jordan Simms and Chris Wheatley, two high-school seniors from different religious traditions who come to realize, as a life-changing game nears, that their parents' values aren't the same as their own.

Coed Julie Grayson rents a room with a sweet but eccentric, elderly widow who likes to be called, 'Grandma.' When Grandma's behavior becomes increasingly unhinged, Julie finds herself at the mercy of a landlady with a dark and dangerous plan for her.

Two couples' daring foray into open relationships leads down a tumultuous path of jealousy, betrayal, and emotional devastation.

Anna Camp stars as a southern mom whose life gets all-shook-up when her fourth grader claims to be the reincarnation of the king of 'rock-n-roll.' Equal parts worried for her child, as well as how this behavior reflects upon her and disrupts the perfect family life she’s worked so hard to achieve, Prissy will have to search her heart to figure out if she can live with the king. GraceLand uses the music of Elvis Presley and a young person's sense of connection to him to explore self-identity, gender, and acceptance.

Coed Julie Grayson rents a room with a sweet but eccentric, elderly widow who likes to be called, 'Grandma.' When Grandma's behavior becomes increasingly unhinged, Julie finds herself at the mercy of a landlady with a dark and dangerous plan for her.