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17 de feb. de 2020 · Writer and producer Jim Wahlberg shares the human stories behind the creation of the short film "If Only" and it's healing effect on the victims of the Opioi...
Bring Jim to an event near you. Retreats, Conferences, and small to large events. Jim offers a passionate and personal testimony of his redemptive life from being an imprisoned drug addicted adolescent to encountering one of the greatest saints of all time at his lowest point, ultimately turning his life around.
James Wahlberg is an Emmy nominated director who brings a unique range of filmmaking experience to a variety of media platforms including episodic television, TV commercials, and web-based content.. Wahlberg first established himself as an animation director, then diversified successfully into live action, gaining a reputation for visual story telling; understated comedy; dialogue; as well as ...
Mark Wahlberg is the youngest sibling in the Wahlberg family! It’s only fitting that the most famous of the siblings should be saved for last on our list! Mark is a Swiss Army knife of entertainment. From acting, singing, record producing, film producing, lifting heavy things, and putting them back down again, there isn’t much he can’t do.
Jim Wahlberg. Home Films Bookings Resources Buy the book Open Menu Close Menu. Home Films Bookings Resources Buy the book Jesus ThirSts: The Miracle of the Eucharist. Learn More about the Film. watch trailer. Previous. Previous "No Greater Love" Next. Next "Out of the Ashes" ...
Writer and director Jim Wahlberg interviewed the members of the Feinstein family, ... Informed by his own battle with addiction, Wahlberg’s film is a touching narrative that illuminates the importance of faith and family on the journey to sobriety. FILM PREMIERE EVENT. At our virtual premiere event held on September 8, ...
So I got confirmed at 23 years old in state prison.”. RELATED: Mark Wahlberg on Faith and Film. Jim also discusses his upcoming short film, “What About the Kids,” about how addiction affects children, and touches on addiction and isolation. “The thing about recovery that I’ve always heard is ‘Don’t isolate, stay in contact.’.
