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“The Gregg Russell Story is a feature-length documentary that showcases the legacy of a man who’s dedicated his life to entertaining and caring for thousands of families through his performances. After working as a performer at Disney World, Gregg Russell was randomly asked to pick up his guitar and perform a show in Hilton Head, South Carolina under an old oak tree. 46 years later, you can still find him there, strumming that old guitar and making generations of families laugh.

It is our aim to preserve the legacy of this great man and highlight the generational impact he has had, not only through his music but also through his charitable endeavors (Hilton Head Heroes). Hear about the life and legacy of Gregg Russell from people like Jim Nantz (Legendary Sportscaster), Jay Demarcus (Grammy Award Winner and Member of Rascal Flatts) and Stan Smith (Legendary Tennis Player).

"The Gregg Russell Story : If This Old Tree Could Talk" will be Available for purchase on Apple TV This summer.

Five days before Christmas, Xander Point stands divided on whether their legendary lighthouse will continue to operate. Beloved caretakers, Pastor Ian and his therapist wife, Colleen, are informed by Mayor James that the council voted to demolish the landmark and construct contemporary lodging to attract more visitors to the seaside town.
As Colleen prepares to spend her last Christmas at the lighthouse, her best friend, Bree, returns home for the holidays. Troubled about her engagement to Colton and still mourning the loss of her true love, Jacob, whom she believes was killed in action years earlier, she seeks guidance from Colleen. At different times, Bree believes she sees Jacob walking about town. Unbeknownst to her, Colleen has been providing therapy to Jacob for PTSD but cannot share that information without breaking doctor-patient confidentiality, so she devises an innocent plan to bring the two together.
Meanwhile, on Christmas Eve, the Mayor James’ young son, after being bullied by school kids, takes his father’s boat out alone and is feared lost at sea. While the search continues, Pastor Ian and Colleen hold a candlelight vigil at the lighthouse w

This In-depth documentary focuses on the 100 year history of the Miss America pageant. Since 1921, the Miss America Pageant has been an iconic institution that inspired women and men alike. Granting scholarships to its participants and leading the way in service organizations around the world, the Miss America institution blazed a humanitarian trail. In recent years, growing cynicism and public controversies have marred the once-celebrated pageant and placed its future on uncertain ground.

Prisoner by Choice: The Frankie San Story is a poignant documentary that provides an in-depth exploration of the extraordinary life of Frankie San, an immigrant from Japan who fought in World War II and later became an American citizen. The documentary delves into Frankie San's remarkable journey, from his arrival in America overlooking Alcatraz to his unexpected path towards serving in one of America's most dangerous prisons, CCI in Columbia, South Carolina.

The documentary delves into Frankie San's early life in Japan, his experiences as a soldier during World War II, and his decision to immigrate to the United States to attend Southern seminary. It sheds light on the challenges he faced as an immigrant, and how he ultimately found his purpose in ministering to the least of these in the South Carolina prison system.

"The Recidivism Series" is a compelling mini-series produced by Fisher Films in collaboration with Palmetto Family, a non-profit organization, that shines a spotlight on South Carolina's remarkable success in reducing recidivism rates, one of the best in the nation. The series delves into the stories of individuals and organizations that have played a crucial role in achieving this feat.

Written and Produced by Scott Reeves, the series features interviews and testimonials from key figures such as the renowned Frankie San, the CIU Prison Initiative, Prison Fellowship, Kairos, and other influential organizations and individuals. Viewers get an inside look at their groundbreaking efforts to reform the criminal justice system and provide support to inmates and former death row inmates.

Through powerful narratives shared by volunteers and those who have experienced the system firsthand, "The Recidivism Series" aims to inspire and highlight the impact of these remarkable organizations and individuals in helping to transform lives, reduce recidivism rates, and create positive change in South Carolina's criminal justice system.

After losing her parents in a car accident, Elle (Joslyn Y. Hall of ‘Atlanta’), a career-driven investment banker has given up on finding love and the Christmas spirit until she meets Wesley (David L. Rowell of “Com-pli-cat-ed’), a former NBA player and CEO of a small marketing firm. Impetuously, Wesley invites Elle home for Christmas in South Carolina with his mother and uncle (Kellie Shanygne Williams and Darius McCrary of ‘Family Matters’ who reprise their roles as siblings). Hesitantly, Elle accepts and is thrown for a loop when she falls in love and finds the spirit of Christmas again.

Fisher Films had the opportunity to collaborate with two beloved actors from the hit TV show 'Family Matters' in the project, 'Christmas in Carolina.' The reunion of these talented actors brought nostalgic memories for fans of 'Family Matters' and added a special touch to the holiday-themed film. The movie was exclusively shot in the beautiful state of South Carolina, providing a stunning backdrop for the heartwarming story.