Mr. Colin Gunn:  Homeschool Conference Speaker and Workshop Leader Details

• Art: Multimedia / Photography / Film

How to Reach Public School Parents: Lessons from the Making of "IndoctriNation"
Scottish filmmaker Colin Gunn shares from his experiences making the hard hitting documentary, "IndoctriNation: Public Schools and the Decline of Christianity in America." Driving an old school bus, Colin took his family on a field trip across America, asking questions about the origins and social impact of America's public education system. He interviewed teachers, administrators, parents, and other whistleblowers who revealed the true nature of government schools. Most Christian children attend a public school. How can homeschoolers reach public school parents? What can we do to stem the tide of Christian youth who are leaving the faith in droves?

Guerrilla Documentary Filmmaking for the Glory of God
The documentary film genre is one of the most powerful tools for cultural influence, for fighting evil, and for building an informed citizenry. New technologies and market opportunities have opened the door for some highly successful approaches and variations on the documentary format that will allow Christian filmmakers to bring important messages to the world. Learn the ins and outs of documentary filmmaking from award-winning director, Colin Gunn.

How to Reach Public Schooling Parents: Lessons From the Making of “IndoctriNation”
Traveling around America in a yellow school bus, Colin and his family wanted to find out everything they could about the public schools in America. They learned a lot but needed to formulate a convincing case to present to an audience that needs to be persuaded on the problems of public schooling. This seminar details the arguments they made in the film "IndoctriNation."

The Anti-Christian Pioneers of the American Public Schools System
This session presents the worldview and religious priorities of the founding fathers of modern education, including Robert Owen, Horace Mann, G. Stanley Hall, John Dewey, and other “bad guys” from educational history.

• Award-winning producer/director
• Accomplished animator
• Father of eight
• Best Political Film - Shaky Town (SAICFF)
• Best of Festival - The Monstrous Regiment of Woman (SAICFF)
• Runner Up Best Documentary - The Monstrous Regiment of Woman (SAICFF) 
• Best Trailer - IndoctriNation (New Media Festival)
• Best Documentary - IndoctriNation (SAICFF)
• Runner-Up Best of Festival - IndoctriNation (SAICFF)
• Runner-Up Best Documentary - Captivated (SAICFF)
• Executive Producer:  Act Like Men: A Titanic Lesson in Manliness (film)