Who we are
WESELY BROTHERS
We are the Wesely Brothers, two somewhat naive young men who thought they could make movies a few years ago. After their first “no budget” movie, which was seen over 15 million times, they went full time into movie production. Today they have their whole family and some great collaborators behind them.
Our Lifeline
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2011
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2018
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2021
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2022
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2023
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2023
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2024
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2024
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2024
Meet the Team
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Joshua Wesely
Producer
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SIMON WESELY
DIRECTOR
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Dr. Stephan Wesely
SENIOR ADVISOR
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MICHAELA WESELY
CHIEF LIGHTING TECHNICIAN
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TABITHA WESELY
CINEMATOGRAPHER
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Laura Wesely
PHOTOGRAPHER
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ISABELLE WESELY
SET DESIGN
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LANDON ALFORD
1st Ass. Director
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MARIE ABEL
SOUND
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Emma Bailey
COSTUME DESIGNER
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Jacob Sharp
SET PASTOR
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Jeff Wilson
SCRIPT ADVISOR
As producers, our actors are our responsibility for the time of the shoot. As shepherds, we have a God-given responsibility to care for our sheep, much like a pastor.
Actors are long gone from their spouses and devils try to attack. Long nights on set and the intense practicing between a man and woman is irreplaceable. A kiss is an intimate thing that belongs ONLY in marriage and we won't that cross. Because after the kissing scene, many evenings in a hotel together, away from the set, would often follow and an affair is one step closer.
OUR CORE VALUE
We believe that there is a place for evangelism and a place where there is a different focus. In a church, an atheist would never play in worship. We make films to evangelize, but the set is not part of it. Supernatural unity and fighting with prayer helps to fulfill the mission as a team. That's why we have a 100% Christian-Set policy. Sounds tough, but that is how the industry is.
Christian movies still don't have a very good image, some find them cheezy and cheaply made. Other Christians don't watch Christian movies because they are mostly deep and sad. We believe that the story, the actors and whatever else is involved should strive for perfection because we do it for a greater reason. Hollywood is pretty perfect, although in a bad way, we should strive for it too.
