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 “CONSTANTINE THE GREAT” A SCREENPLAY WRITTEN AND TO BE DIRECTED BY AWARD WINNING DIRECTOR/WRITER/PRODUCER/COMPOSER/SONGWRITER OLIVER TUTHILL JR.

This is an important faith-based movie that tells the story of Roman Emperor Constantine The Great, who united the Roman Empire in 324 A.D. during the great civil war and granted religious freedom to all.

A Global film for both the domestic and international marketplace.

Constantine is a unique, singular film.

Christian audiences throughout the world will be drawn to its powerful message and historical impact on Christianity today.

Many of the themes, such as religious persecution, are as prevalent today as they were when Constantine lived, and this will resonate with Christians.

Pastors and priests throughout the world will want their congregations to see this film.

Evangelists will use this film to teach and bring more followers into the church. 

Named talent has signed LOI’s.  Four (4) major distributors have expressed interest and based on budgetary information provided to the State of Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity the films production accreditation would realize an Illinois Tax Credit over $800,000 and a certificate has already been issued..

We are seeking an investor who will also get credit as an “Executive Producer”.  

 “Director: Oliver W. Tuthill Jr. has been directing films since he was a child, and by the time he was 14 years old had made over one hundred westerns, dramas and horror movies.

He moved to Hollywood in the 1970s and worked as a Day Player for many of the major studios such as Universal, MGM and Columbia.

He is a graduate of the Hollywood Film Institute and formed his first production company in 1995 where he made educational films for 10 years, many which are distributed throughout the world.

In 2002 he won the Governor’s Award in Media from then Governor Gary Locke, and in 2003 he won the Horace Mann Award for contributions to education concerning emotional child abuse.

In 2004 he formed Blue Wood Films LLC and has produced both documentaries and feature length films.

His films have been distributed by Netflix, Passion River Films, Amazon, Entertainment 7, Reality Films, Autumn Tree Productions and Blue Wood Films LLC.

He wrote, produced and directed Willatuk: The Legend of Seattle’s Sea Serpent narrated by Academy Award nominated actor Graham Greene (Dances With Wolves), Wounded Heart: Pine Ridge and the Sioux narrated by Lakota actor Russell Means (Last of the Mohicans), The Right to Bear Armsstarring John Savage (The Deer Hunter)and Questions for Crazy Horsefeaturing Jay Red Hawk (Skins)and Russell Means (Natural Born Killers).In 2013 he released his newest documentary, the critically acclaimed The Girl Who Loved Animals: Kitty Jones and the Fight for Animal Rights.

Tuthill is an experienced film producer, director, editor, composer, director of photography, sound designer and writer.

He taught at the Seattle Film Institute for five years, the largest film school in the Northwest.

 In 2009, Tuthill served as a Nominating Committee Member - Theatrical Motion Pictures, for the 15^thannual Screen Actors Awards.

 Tuthill, a Grammy Award contender in 2011, also composes the soundtracks for most of his films. He is an award-winning songwriter and composer and is the founder and President of Blue Pony Trail Music. His featured artist is Grammy Award contender and Native American Music Award winner Shadowyze.

Their newest release is Say No to the R Word which features spoken words by Russell Means. 

 In 2011 Tuthill was nominated for best musical soundtrack by the Native American Music Awards for his documentary on the life of Lakota warrior Crazy Horse titled Questions for Crazy Horse: Hypothetical Questions for the Strange Warrior of the Lakota Oglala. 

Tuthill’s song performed by Shadowyze titled, What Would Crazy Horse Say, was nominated in 2011 by the Native American Music Awards for best historical song.

 Amateur boxer for 13 years and official correspondent for Ring Magazine for 25 years.

Recorded with blues legend John Mayall.

Recorded "Night of the Wolf" with rock group Steppenwolf.

Opening act for Styx for two years.

 Worked in Hollywood as a studio musician and songwriter.

 Taught Blocking and Staging for Camera at the Seattle Film Institute for five years, and was a prior drama instructor in the Theater Department at Seattle Central.

Also taught Blocking and Staging for Camera at 911 Media Arts Center in Seattle.

Taught Directing Actors for the Camera at the Seattle Central College Film School.

 Received the Horace Mann Award in 2003 by Antioch University Seattle for his educational films which are distributed worldwide.

 Worked as a professional actor in Hollywood for over a decade and is a member of SAG-AFTRA.

 Encouraged by Gunsmoke TV star James Arness to become a film director. 

 Hollywood agencies that represented him include the Willam Felber Agency, Beverly Hecht Agency and the William Kerwin Agency.

 In the controversial film Brothers in 1977 with Bernie Casey he played a police officer in some shoot out scenes, and was on the poster on the theater board in Hollywood.

Worked as a stand in and extra on over 50 films before getting his first speaking part in the TV film Panic In Echo Park.

He Broke into Hollywood films by registering with the Hollywood unemployment office as an extra and got his first start as an extra in the 1976 feature film Logan's Run which featured Michael York, Richard Jordan and Farrah Fawcett-Majors, and worked for about a week at MGM Studios in Culver City when they filmed the arena scenes and sat next to Richard Jordan's wife during his scenes.

“Constantine The Great” is an amazing story about one man who put his life on the line to save Christians from persecution.

By signing The Edict of Milan in A.D. 313 Constantine granted religious freedom to all Roman Citizens.

Constantine made it illegal for slaves to be killed.

He outlawed crucifixion, and he put a halt to men killing each other in the gladiatorial games.

He was that very rare leader who combined bureaucratic brilliance, military genius and compassion for those less fortunate than himself.

He united the Roman Empire during the great civil war of 324 and built churches throughout the Roman Empire.

He was the first Roman Emperor to become a Christian, and he was baptized before he died at the age of 65.

Christianity is the most popular religion in the world today, and Christianity owes a huge debt to the work of Constantine who many historians claim is responsible for bringing a barely known cult religion to a huge international presence in the world today. 

Named Talent:On Request with NDAs only

 INVESTOR MUST HAVE THE ABILITY TO HELP FINANCE PRODUCTION OF THE MOVIE AND WILL GET FILM CREDIT AS WELL AS FINANCIAL BENEFITS, FOR BEING AN "EXECUTIVE PRODUCER" ALONG WITH "LISITEN ASSOCIATES”.

All Movies Compete for Market Share. 

 This is a Fatih-Based Historical Drama with a Unique Subject Matter of Historical Significance and Great Importance to a Very Large Christian Based Global Audience. 

Potential Growth: Unlimited Distribution Worldwide

Unlimited Distribution Worldwide

Negotiable