Jeremy Pope
Creative Director
Jeremy Pope is a passionate Catholic, husband, father to eleven children, and an award-winning writer, director, and producer, based in the greater Phoenix area of Arizona. Jeremy made his first film following the death of his son, Stephen, a 43-minute documentary about Stephen's life. In the making of this film, Jeremy discovered his passion for filmmaking, and founded an independent, non-profit production company called Kingdom Productions. Stephen's movie, Born to Reveal the Works of God, has since gone on to receive nominations and win awards at some of the largest festivals in the world. His other notable works have found success at competitions and film festivals across the country. Jeremy's work has been featured on major networks including EWTN and Roku, and he has worked with top industry professionals including the creators of The Chosen TV series, and the writers of Fatima (2020). Jeremy has a Master of Fine Arts in Screenwriting, and teaches filmmaking at Grand Canyon University. He is currently developing narrative films.
Lyndsey Pope
Artistic Director
Lyndsey Pope is a loving mother of eleven children, co-director, and production designer for Kingdom Productions. After losing her son Stephen, she joined Jeremy in directing the documentary about her son's life, and has taken on the vital behind-the-scenes work in each of the films that we have produced. She is focused primarily on loving and raising her kids to be virtuous men of God as a stay at home mom. As an artist, she is passionate about production design, and creates the set design, costumes, and Hair & Makeup for each Kingdom Production.
Thomas Pope
Camera Assistant
Thomas is the oldest of eleven kids, he is 9 years old and he began working on films in 2024. He likes to work behind the camera, and act in front of the camera. He hopes to become a Franciscan Friar.
Michael Pope
Camera Assistant
Michael is the second of eleven kids, and is 7 years old. He began working on films in 2024. He likes to be behind the camera, and loves running the slate. He hopes to become a priest in the Priestly Fraternity of Saint Peter one day.
