Scientology Network’s DOCUMENTARY SHOWCASE, the weekly series providing a platform for Independent filmmakers to air films on important social, cultural and environmental issues, presents the broadcast debut of the documentary Geek, and You Shall Find, an illuminating look into the origins and impact of the fantasy storytelling genre, on
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Like a portal transporting you back to the origins of your favorite superhero and fantasy stories, director Brad Faye’s Geek, and You Shall Find dives deep into the culture surrounding comic books and makes some surprising discoveries about the immortal power of mythological tales. From a look at the works of the first giants of the fantasy genre, whose influence remains as powerful as ever, to interviews with comic book fans and legendary story creators such as Stan Lee, Kevin Eastman and George R.R. Martin, the film brings to light how real-life social ills inspired some of the genre’s greatest stories and how those stories help people live richer, more fulfilling lives.
Brad Faye is a native New Yorker, published author and Rocky Mountain EMMY® Award-nominated producer/editor. For 11 years, Brad worked as a producer for the National Basketball Association, where his work was featured on global platforms including ESPN, Sports Illustrated and USA Today. With a passion for geek culture, Brad co-founded Superhero Faces along with Kelsey Dickerson and Arvind Navaratnasingham in 2016. The aim of the organization is to raise awareness for how popular culture can inspire, empower and educate. Brad has co-authored One Nation: Out of the Darkness, a graphic novel. Geek, and You Shall Find is Brad’s feature-length directorial debut.
In an interview with Scientology Network for DOCUMENTARY SHOWCASE, Brad Faye reflected on the central theme of his film:
“Geek, and You Shall Find hopefully reminds people that heroism comes in all shapes and forms.… One of the universal themes is the importance of treating people with respect and that compassion really can save the universe.”
Producer Kelsey Dickerson was born and raised in Arizona, where she graduated from Arizona State University with a degree in business and a focus in communication. After nearly five years of working in public relations for professional sports teams, she found her passion in sharing meaningful stories that can help others.
Kelsey is a spokesperson for the Arizona Humane Society as well as the host of the longest-running television show in Arizona, Pets on Parade, where she provides a voice for sick, injured and abused pets who are looking for happy and loving homes. Her work as a spokesperson and brand representative has led her to be a weekly contributor for multiple local news outlets, as well as being featured on national and international platforms. A co-founder of Superhero Faces, Kelsey hosts several of the team’s videos while also fulfilling the responsibilities of media relations manager and spokesperson.
In an interview with Scientology Network for DOCUMENTARY SHOWCASE, Kelsey Dickerson shared her insights into her film:
“Geek, and You Shall Find just really explores the very basis of who we are and why we do what we do and why we love what we love. I hope that someone who watches this film can be inspired to go out and spread that love and spread that kindness and be a light in this world.”
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