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In this episode, find out how Jerry's long-time dream of making movies, and Julie's job as an emergency room nurse, combine to the opening of Studio 220 Films. She initially played a role in bankrolling and making phone calls but eventually became actively involved in every aspect of the company, even having a small speaking role in their first film.
The discussion covers the challenges faced during the opening of the company, including the initial need for income through commercial work, the search for projects, and the involvement of various individuals, including first-time actors. She emphasizes their commitment to being a faith-based film company that reaches non-churched audiences.
The conversation then delves into personal aspects, such as her role as her husband's biggest cheerleader and encourager. It touches on memorable moments during the filmmaking process, including funny incidents on set and the emotional impact of certain scenes.
Julie expresses excitement about the quality of the movie and its potential impact, particularly on unchurched individuals. The episode ends with reflections on life wisdom gained from the experience, emphasizing the importance of loving and accepting people.
Finally, Julie shares her biggest regret, and why this episode is titled what it is. She acknowledges the redemptive nature of time and appreciates the wisdom gained with age. The ultimate heartstring for her is the desire for Studio 220 Films" to reach and impact many people, spreading the message of God's redemption.
