Behind the Scenes @ the After Death premier in Provo, Utah
I saw the final version of the movie After Death at it's premier in Utah a couple of days ago and, WOW, it is awesome! I can hardly wait for it to be released to theaters on October 27th because it is powerful, beautiful, challenging, and is filled with great hope.
Here are some behind-the-scenes photos from the Utah premier;
The newest movie poster
from Angel Studios.
Here is the Executive Producer brain-trust;
Stephen Gray
Tyler Friesen
Jason Palmer
The premier gave my husband and me a good excuse to dress up on our anniversary
It was great to catch up with authors and IANDS (international association of near death studies) colleagues Dr. Jeffery Long, Dr. Jeff O'Driscoll, Don Piper, and Martin Tanner!
Sharing a moment with Don Piper (author of 90 Minutes in Heaven) during the Q&A that followed the movie screening.
Thanks for sharing this behind-the-scenes look at the premiere. The conversations around near-death experiences always leave me thinking about how much we still do not understand. I recently came across a project exploring similar themes from a more playful angle: the freak circus.
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What a special evening, and a lovely way to celebrate your anniversary too. It must have been wonderful to see the finished film with so many of the people whose stories and research shaped it, and the Q&A with Don Piper sounds like a highlight. Thank you for sharing these behind-the-scenes moments with readers who could not be there.
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