License KING for your next
Christmas
or Easter Production
KING is a dramatic declaration of Christ as King through dance cinema — no dance knowledge required.
At eight minutes it’s perfect during a worship set, offertory, or special sermon feature.
Hassle-free production:
Award-winning ready-made production
No staging, rehearsal, or casting required
Show on one screen or multiples, receive a video file in 4K
Bring visual, emotional storytelling effortlessly
Any size church or production budget
Affordable annual license based on church attendance
Congregational impact:
The dancers represent the active and living "red letters" of Jesus in the Bible
Enjoyable for non-dancers and suitable for any age
Modest, reverent, respectful, not awkward
KING comes with a digital devotional scannable by QR code.
Use the KING dance film and devotional for small groups and youth groups.
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About KING
the story
"KING" begins in a living room with a young lady pulling a forgotten Bible off a shelf. She opens the Bible to the red letters of Jesus. Suddenly the red letters become living dancers moving to the sermon “That’s My King.”
KING captures what it feels like to open God's Word and encounter it for yourself. Rather than telling a narrative story, the film is built around an actual sermon excerpt — so what you're watching isn't fiction, it's Scripture itself, given room to breathe through dance.
In that way, KING reflects something we believe the modern world needs: a return to the teachings of Christ, and to the kind of pastoral leadership that lets Scripture speak for itself.
awards
KING has found international success across the film festival circuit. It won "Outstanding Music Video" at the Electi Christian International Film Festival in Australia, and 3rd place for "Best Micro Film" at the Shepherd's House International Film Festival in the Philippines. In the United States, the Christian Film Festival honored it with three awards: Best Micro Film, Best Choreography, and Best Cinematography.
The film has also been screened at the Green Mountain Christian Film Festival, Atlanta Christian Film Festival, Salty Earth Film Festival, and Branson International Film Festival, and was selected for the International Christian Film & Music Festival.
common questions
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Dance films create distance between the screen and the viewer.
Seeing dance live on a stage can feel awkward for viewers if not done well, and most church spaces weren't built for movement anyway.
Our dance film creates comfortable space for the congregation, and works across nearly any venue — especially for churches new to dance.
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Churches can help set the example for redeeming dance by using reverent and skillful dance productions as part of their services.
When a congregation sees dance offered as worship, they are seeing the art form redeemed, instead of seeing competition or secular entertainment.
That shift helps redeem dance — and invites every generation to offer their bodies to God, whether through dance, athletics, or movement of any kind.
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We do this through choreography rooted in Scripture, gospel-centered storytelling, and a reverent tone. Every movement should point to God or a concept in the Bible, not to dance for dance’s sake.
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Dance appears throughout Scripture as an expression of joy, celebration, and worship. Miriam led Israel in dance after the Red Sea crossing. David danced "with all his might" before the Lord. The Psalms call God's people to praise Him with dancing. Ecclesiastes names "a time to dance." Even the prodigal son's homecoming ends in music and dancing.
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Common concerns:
modesty
distraction
ties to secular dance
a desire for order
We take these seriously — which is why, after ten years producing dance productions for churches, we built an approach around reverent, Christ-centered dance film. Our approach honors church order and promotes movement that focuses on God rather than displaying entertainment.