“Cut! Take Two...” There is certainly a fresh cry for a new production in the air of America! This week our Soul Doctor connects to a Veteran Film Producer Peter Weed and Documentary Producers Xavier and Jonathan Garcia with Mount Harvest Films as they talk about their faith as a motivation within the film industry. Our host, Dr. K is so very honored to have the privilege of connecting and creating content for a joint project and vision with these solid Christian brothers! Our first guest, Peter Weed currently running for a Congressional seat out of the Orlando area, District 10, shares how the current environment and love for his country has prompted him to throw his hat into the midterm race. He has been a successful businessman and film producer for many years, with such hits as Snow Dogs, Ali, and All About the Benjamins. Our conversation continues with the two brothers that had a successful ad agency working with the biggest recognized names of corporate clients; that then felt the prompt in their faith, to walk away from that lifestyle to produce all pro-Christian and/or American content.

Peter Weed

Peter is an entrepreneur who has worked in several different fields over the years as a business manager, business owner, and business developer. He has worked in the construction field, both residential and commercial. He has worked in the hospitality industries, as well as, the transportation industries, and retail. Peter has a degree in Film Technology and has also worked in the Film Industry, and is a published author with 9 screenplays to his credit. As a resident of the Orlando area, Peter has worked in and around the greater Orlando area through donating time and materials to the Coalition for the Homeless, Crossroads Ministry of SOBT, and Full Access Handicap Children’s Playgrounds, and many local churches and ministries, such as Wekiva Assembly, River of Life, Church in the Son, Calvary Assembly, Lifebridge, First Baptist, Holy Family Catholic Church, Portafino Rock, just to name a few. Peter was voted Businessman of the Year by The SCORE Foundation in 2009, in their nationwide competition, for his entrepreneurial work with Combat Wounded Veterans. He has also met with public leaders, both here and in Washington DC, many times over the years giving a voice to those in the local community.