That The World May Know

learn more about this project at: Focus on the Family

Focus on the Family knew Ray Vander Laan's guided tours were excellent. Investor's agreed, but when 250 Beta-cam video tapes with 125 hours of raw footage arrived from Israel, it was clear that the survival of the project depended on excellent post-production.

As post-production director, Paul reviewed the raw footage and identified each key message. He cut and edited each session so it effectively communicated the key ideas within the allotted time. Paul also aquired additional B-reel footage, and added titles, graphics while working closely with composer John Campbell on the musical score.

Successfully managing a team a creative individuals resulted in the award winning That the World May Know series. Over a decade later, these videos continue to showcase the talents of Ray Vander Laan and generate revenue for Focus on the Family.

• Published: 1996
• Paul served as: post-production director
• 22 episodes bundled onto 4 DVDs
• Length: over 9.5 hours total
• Featuring: Ray Vander Laan

Promised Land
Contains: Standing at the Crossroads (Tel Gezer): Wet Feet (The Jordan River): First Fruits (Tel Jericho): Confronting Evil (Tel Beth Shemesh): Iron of Culture (Tel Azekah): 1 Hour 50 Minutes.

Prophets and Kings
Contains; Innocent Blood—Part 1 (Megiddo): Innocent Blood—Part 2 (Megiddo): Who Is God? (Mount Carmel): The Wages of Sin (Lachish): The Lord is My Shephered (Negev): God with Us (Arad): 2 Hours 15 Minutes.

Life & Ministry of the Messiah
Contains: In the Shadow of Herod (Herodion): My Rock and My Fortress (Masada): The Time Had Fully Come (Qumran): No Greater Love (Korazin/Mount of Beatitudes): The Rabbi (Gamla): Language of Culture (Sepphoris): Misguided Faith (Belvoir): Living Water (En Gedi): 2 Hours 35 Minutes

Death & Resurrection of the Messiah
Contains: When Storms Come (Sea of Galilee): Piercing the Darkness (Kursi): Gates of Hell (Caesarea Philippi): City of the Great King—Part One (Jerusalem): City of the Great King—Part Two (Jerusalem): 3 Hours 14 Minutes.