AN UPLIFTING CHRISTIAN AUTISM STORY: (suitable for family-friendly TV or streaming series)

President Donald Trump recently cited that autism rates have been dramatically rising since the 1970s, From 1 in 10,000  births to 1 in 31 children born n 2025 (1 in 45 adults). My autistic grandson has developed a film story idea called Stephen's Redemption. It explores the challenging and lonely world of an autistic teen. It is a timely and powerful Christian story that focuses a spotlight on issues many autistic people face and  holds up a candle of Christ's hope and love for those dealing with autism spectrum disorder (ASD).

 

Logline: After his mother's untimely death, autistic teen Stephen Pierce flees his alcoholic father's Montana ranch with nothing but a bag of clothes and his rusty old truck (leaving behind his dog ). Homeless, friendless and jobless, everything seems to go wrong for Stephen, until he meets a pastor's daughter who helps him find faith, purpose, meaning and a place where he and his dog belong.

My grandson, Carson Pound (23) has Asperger's syndrome (high-functioning autism). Despite this, God has given him an exceptional talent: Acting. (see his IMDb here). He has been in the acting industry since the age of 10, and is a graduate of the Vancouver Film School. Carson recently developed an excellent story idea for a Christian, family-friendly 3-part series for TV or streaming service, called Stephen's Redemption. He made a short video about his story idea. See here

HumanLifeMatters is looking for someone to produce Stephen's Redemption. Investors are needed. I can be contacted at HumanLifeMatters@shaw.ca or by telephone: (780) 929-9230.

Carson can be contacted by email at carsonpound100@gmail.com or by telephone: 1-403-470-2226. 

Respectfully,

Mark Davis Pickup

HumanLifeMatters

Blog: www.HumanLifeMatters.org*

*HumanLifeMatters is dedicated to the sanctity of marriage and all human life within a Christian worldview.