Anders and Davin Lindwall teamed up to make their first movie, in theaters nationwide, starring Craig T. Nelson. The movie features the American farmer and the challenges and struggles they face. Another character in the movie, the Green Bay Packers, help to wrap up this tremendous story.

The pair formed a film company in 2016 and have been doing commercial work since then, creating ads for recognizable brands like Otterbox, National Geographic and Nike, but it was always their dream to make a feature-length film that captures the essence of the beauty of their childhood home in the U.P.

On January 31, 2025, they released their first movie, Green and Gold. Anders was the writer and director, while Davin was the lead producer. 

BJ Arnett is a Producer, Director, Costumer/ Wardrobe Stylist Buyer and Educator of over 40 years.  Former NBC 11 Alive Noonday anchor and entertainment/lifestyle reporter, Mrs.BJ Arnett is no stranger to the film and entertainment industry and appears in the new Kendrick Brothers film, "The Forge".

As host and associate producer of Employment Line and Primetime for Georgia Public Television, additionally, TV69, (now CW) with Community, Beat of the City and Soul of Atlanta, BJ is familiar with investigative reporting and producing with her current talk shows BJA Today produced by Camy Arnett Production Studios and This Day with BJ Arnett

Cameron Arnett is an award-winning actor in television, film, and theater hailing from Port-Au-Prince Haiti. He is also an author, speaker, film director, and producer and voice over artist.

Cameron has appeared on just about every major network. Past television credits include NBC’s Miami Vice, Fox’s Star Trek: The Next Generation, ABC’s China Beach and Doogie Howser MD, VH1's Single Ladies, and Tyler Perry’s Meet the Browns.

Today Cameron travels an average of thirty weeks a year shooting faith based and family friendly projects. He has appeared in at least 35 films in the last ten years alone. His newest release is the Kendrick Brothers film, "The Forge".

Davey is the founder and director of Nothing is Wasted Ministries, which is a non-profit organization that helps people in trauma, tragedy, and major life transition discover God's purpose out of their pain. Through the ministry of Nothing is Wasted and as a sought after speaker, Davey works with churches, college campuses, corporations, and correctional facilities to help people partner with God to take back their stories. Their seminal curriculum, Pain to Purpose, has helped thousands navigate their pain and trauma and find healing and wholeness. Davey hosts the Nothing is Wasted Podcast which now has over 300 episodes and seen over 3 million downloads. Davey lives in Indianapolis, IN with his wife, Kristi, their three kids, Natalia, Weston, and Cohen and their long-haired miniature dachshund, Henry.

Jake Fraley is a Major League baseball outfielder for the Cincinnati Reds. He previously played for the Seattle Mariners.

Jeff Younger's son was chemically castrated and transitioned to a girl without Jeff’s consent. Jeff lives in Dallas, Texas. He is best known for his decade-long legal battle to save his son, James, from forced gender transition. His ex-wife, with support from courts and medical institutions, sought to transition James against Jeff’s objections.

In Texas, Jeff fought tirelessly, exposing the collusion between activist doctors, the legal system, and state bureaucracy. His advocacy led to public outrage and legislative efforts to ban child gender transitions. Despite gaining widespread support, Texas courts failed to protect James fully, allowing his ex-wife to move him to California.

Through public speaking, writing, and legislative activism, Jeff is leading the

charge against gender ideology, working to outlaw child transition nationwide

while fighting to reunite with his sons.

John Burke and his wife, Kathy, founded Gateway Church in Austin, Texas, in 1998. 

The founding pastor of Gateway Church in Austin, Texas, and New York Times bestselling author shares the accounts of near-death experiences in his new book, Imagine the God of Heaven: Near-Death Experiences, God’s Revelation, and the Love You’ve Always Wanted.

John DiGirolamo is a critically acclaimed author, speaker and anti-human trafficking advocate and is a member of the Christian Authors Network.

He is the Board President of Bringing our Valley Hope, a nonprofit located in Chaffee County, CO whose objective is to end human trafficking in central Colorado through education. https://bvhope.org

Kate is a wife, mother, Bible study Mentor at Women’s Resource Center of Hancock County and Client Advocate at Women’s Resource Center of Hancock County.

Mark Gregston began working with teens over forty years ago as a youth minister and Young Life director. He and his wife Jan founded Heartlight, a residential counseling center for struggling teens and families in crisis. He has authored nearly two dozen books, has written hundreds of articles, and is host of the nationally acclaimed Parenting Today’s Teens podcast and radio broadcast, heard on over 1,800 radio outlets throughout North America.

Peter Demos entered the family restaurant business at age 12 when he started working as a dishwasher in his dad’s Western Sizzlin’ restaurant. From there, his experience in the food industry and serving others gradually grew under the tutelage of his father, who imparted to Peter many aspects of what it takes to run a successful business.

Peter is a highly sought-after leadership source expert and speaker on business, leadership and faith. His latest professional pursuit is the release of his compelling debut book detailing his journey from fear-filled to fearless, “Afraid to Trust.” He has been featured in numerous mainstream and faith-based publications including "The Washington Examiner," "Townhall," "The American Spectator" and "Christian Post." 

Today, Peter and his wife Kristin work closely together in both business and ministry. They are now teaching their two children to also serve God with their lives. 

Wendi Lou Lee is a follower of Jesus, a former child actor, and author of A Prairie Devotional and Red Tail Feathers. The four seasons she spent on Little House on the Prairie playing Baby Grace Ingalls are among God’s greatest blessings. In 2015, Wendi was diagnosed with a brain tumor that changed the direction and purpose of her life. Her surgery and recovery led to a newfound freedom, sharing her story of God’s goodness through life’s most difficult circumstances. Connecting with people—one person at a time—brings Wendi the most joy.