The most important story ever told — the story of God, from before time began to eternity. Watch samples, read the story so far, and help us translate it into more languages.
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Donate to the Translation FundIt was December 2020. I was working in my home office and needed some background music. I went to YouTube and searched "The Greatest Show" — expecting some Hugh Jackman circus music.
What I got instead was the Finnish band Nightwish, and a twenty-minute tribute to evolution as "the greatest show on earth." That moment became the seed for this film: The Story of God, told as a musical motion picture.
We want to see this film distributed all over the world. We would let churches and ministries show the film for no cost.
With 18 chapters and over 25 songs with narration, THE GREATEST SHOW tells the story of God from before time began to eternity.
With multiple rendering models, HD and 4K with stereo and 5.1 surround sound, THE GREATEST SHOW is ready to be shown everywhere from theaters to outdoor projectors to living rooms — even a cell phone.
Translations are underway for Spanish, Farsi, and Chinese, with more to come as God provides the resources and talent needed. If you can help, please contact us.
The Story of God includes a documentary component — the things God has done in the past, our present time, and what is to come — spanning musical genres from symphonic metal to orchestration to jazz and pop.
There are many ways you can help with this effort — from translation proofs to production. Here are some ways you can get involved.
We'd like to upgrade many of the vocals. If you'd like to be part of a virtual choir, we need help with musical choir sections — recorded remotely from home. Lead vocals need a good mic and recording setup.
If you have an inside track to popular Christian artists today, we'd love to share this vision with them.
Help sponsor translations into other languages — translation software, and qualified native speakers for accuracy, spelling, and narration.
AI art has its place. If you're skilled at creating prompts for specific pictures, we could use your help.
Some scenes could use animation or computer animation (Unreal/Unity) to visualize what's happening rather than relying on video or stills. If you have animation skills, we could use the help.
Much of the translation is automatic, but even the best translation programs need native-speaker verification — and some songs need real adaptation work to fit another language.
News and updates on the film and its translations.
If you can help with any of the tasks above, let us know.