This short film is a moving story that tackles the painful realities of bullying and racial prejudice through the eyes of children, concluding with a powerful spiritual lesson about human value and diversity. The Plot The video begins by highlighting the troubling statistics of school bullying. The story follows a young girl named Sydney who goes to the park to play with her friend, Amy. While enjoying their time together, they are suddenly confronted by bullies who harass them, telling them they shouldn't be friends and forcing them to leave the park because of the color of their skin. Distraught and hurt by the cruel words, Sydney returns home and asks her mother a profound question: "Does God see color?" The Lesson To comfort and instruct her daughter, Sydney's mother turns to scripture, reading from Genesis to show that God created all human beings—both male and female—in His own image and likeness. She then uses a beautiful everyday metaphor: she tells Sydney to look out the window at the leaves on the tree. Though the leaves are many different colors, they all come from the same single tree. The Core Message Through this lesson, Sydney reaches a powerful conclusion that serves as the heart of the video: God does see color because He created it, but only mankind looks at the world in terms of black and white. The film beautifully emphasizes that while human prejudice creates artificial divisions, every person is a precious and intentional creation.

week 4 of editing at La Film school

A song for Rachel is a short documentary, an emotional story about a young woman’s addiction to opioids and her struggle to stay clean. Her Mother and siblings will tell the story of Rachel; who she was and what effects the drugs had on her life. You will hear from Rachel on how she became clean, but the story comes to a tragic end as Rachel loses her battle to drugs. copyright 2019 Gary L. Stewart

Tommy finds out the secret of what's behind the door that his Grandmother forbade him to open.