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LIVE
October 2025
A Faith Based Supernatural Thriller,
Currently funding and Pre-Production. Click image for investor info
CURRENTLY ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS for BRAND LICENSING & PARTNERSHIPS
UNSTOPPABLE
The True Story of Anthony Robles
estimated release 2025
A a film that tells the inspiring story of Anthony Robles. Despite being born with only one leg to a single-parent family on the wrong side of the tracks, Robles overcame every obstacle to become an undefeated collegiate wrestling star, three-time All-American, 2011 NCAA National Champion, two-time ESPY Award winner and a National Wrestling Hall of Fame inductee.
CURRENTLY ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS for BRAND LICENSING & PARTNERSHIPS

OVERCOMER
August 23rd 2019
We provided movie tickets to CRU.org who executed a great campaign - Invite an unsaved friend to the movies!
The Pilgrim's Progress
April 18th and 20th, 2019
Giving the audience the opportunity to join The Pilgrim’s Progress team by making a contributing and in turn receiving a digital copy of the Pilgrim's Progress animated and hard copy book that also came with a free movie ticket.
This program was integral in making Pilgrim's Progress Fathom's (film distributor) most successful film release, nearly completely selling out opening weekend.
God Bless The Broken Road
September 7th, 2018
A special movie that touched our heart. portions of proceeds of this film will go to DAV (Disabled American Veterans). We created Blessavet.com that allowed the general public to donate and bless a vet with a night out to dinner and a movie. With special partnerships with Fandango and restaurant.com we were able to give package valued at $63 for the price of $25.
Heavy support from Ladainian Thomlinson, Jordin Sparks, Billy Ray Cyrus and other cast members made Bless A Vet a true winner for the film and veterans.

I Can Only Imagine
$87 million
MoviesWorks was a proud partner in ticketing and radio promotions providing pre-release awareness for one of the most successful faith films of the decade.

Fate of the Furious
$226 million
This title included heavy brand integration with BP Castrol and supported Castrol retailers like Advanced Auto Parts, Napa Auto and AutoZone amoung others. We also facilitated advertising on Fandango.com and other NBC Universal television properties. Castrol sold more product, box office realized more traffic.

Son of God
$60 Million
MoviesWorks provided awareness campaigns through radio and church engagement for pre and post release that included support for a national concert tour of the soundtrack.
Box Office Marketing




MoviesWorks provides movie tickets for promotion to drive box office. Tickets are never full price and can be issued as a gift with purchase, as a screener for pastors, social influencers, contests and group sales
Film - Meet Brand - Brand - Meet Film
The perfect compliment to any brand promotion is a movie tie in. With movies being America's #1 favorite activity, giving away a movie ticket for purchasing your products really gives customers something to talk about.
....and leveraging your brand with film or your film with brand, might be a lot easier than you think with MoviesWorks.
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