The Phoenix: Hope is Rising

In every community, there are stories that need to be captured, stories that need to be remembered.

How C-U at Home began is one of those stories, and we want to tell it.

C-U at Home's 'birth story' is one of sacrifice and determination in the face of constant rejection, and it's also a story of obedience to God's call.

Our goal is to produce a documentary that is 30-45 minutes long that captures this 'birth story' with the intent of encouraging others to step out in faith and to obey God's call as well.

We would love to have you partner with this project and help us make it a reality!

Everyone who helps support this project will be invited to attend one of several special screening events when the project is complete, as well as the various reward levels that we have listed here.

Our first public screening date will be at C-U at Home's One Winter Night event in February 2016, although we will release various short clips prior to that event.

We plan to send this film out to various film festivals and hopefully various forms of distribution once it is complete. 

About Phil Gioja: Phil is a freelance video producer and documentary filmmaker. He recently produced a documentary on the Old Courthouse Museum in Watseka, and a documentary called From Chains to Freedom about ex-convicts in Washington State who came to Christ in prison.

About Isaac Musgrave: Isaac is a freelance cinematographer who specializes in award winning visual storytelling. He has worked with PBS, ESPN, CBS and more.