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Photos from the Premiere, June 26, The Belcourt Theater

Thanks to everyone who packed it in Monday night at The Belcourt Theatre!

Raygan and Drew explain to the crowd that they have been duped. This is not, in fact, a Taylor Hicks concert. Half of the audience grumbles and leaves.

Nathan Whitehead (the Composer), Raygan and Drew stand where a red carpet might have been, had there been one.

"The Gospel According to Marquee" is a short film from

Tom and Curtis Adventures

The film is inspired by and seeks to poke fun at those church marquee signs we've all seen on the side of the road proclaiming their messages in the form of word plays, rhymes and witticisms. Example: "God Answers Knee-mail."

Got it? Good. Now, what if there were two preachers who get involved in a little marquee message rivalry? And what if it got a little out of hand? How far will one preacher go to eliminate the competition and stand alone as the marquee messenger of Worly Creek?

Find out at your local film festival, or stay tuned for the future availability of the film.

If you missed the recent premiere at The Belcourt in Nashville, TN, shame on you. On the other hand, you would have had nowhere to sit, as the theater was at capacity, and there were even Marquee fans standing in the back and sitting in the aisles. Somebody must have told all those people it was a Taylor Hicks concert.

Thanks again to Mark Cowart for allowing us to screen his film,

"Once Upon a Time" 5 min. - An old woman reminisces about finding a lost love. Dir. Mark Cowart, DP Raygan Henley, Music by Michael W. Smith

Everyone was also treated to Raygan's directorial debut and award-winning short,

"Flypaper" 9 min. - A writer trapped with writer's block is bedeviled by a pesky house-fly. Won Best Editing, Action On Film Festival Long Beach 2005. Nominated for Best Short Film, Hollywood Film Awards 2004. Dir. Raygan Henley, Actor Heath Henley

The Reverend William Acres

storyboard drawing by Raygan