Dayna Womack, a film student at Biola University, is an administrative manager for Hallelujah Nation Productions. She hopes one day to have her own production company to create movies that promote diversity and inclusion. Working at Hallelujah Nation Productions has taught her a lot about the film-making process and the work ethic needed for it. 

Raymond Hu, a graphic design / visual communications graduate at California State University, Los Angeles, is a web designer for Hallelujah Nation Productions. He has always had an interest in film and movies specifically action and animation. He hopes to learn more about the industry, the film process and the artistic side of the film industry.

Noe Lara, a creative writing graduate at California State University, Northridge, is a script writer for Hallelujah Nation Productions. He is an author and screenwriter hoping to combine his training in law and mysterious life experiences. His writing melds together distant genres and worlds, creating stories with poetic elements and contemporary structure.

Alicia Panzer, a double major in English and Ballet at Friends University, is a grant writer for Hallelujah Nation Productions. She received the Outstanding English Major Award for her exemplary writing skills, insightful discussions, and analysis of literature. She is also an accomplished ballet dancer, having performed and choreographed many pieces for the Friends University Ballet Department. She is excited to
move on to Belhaven University and hopes to
become a classical ballet dancer and grant writer.

Raymond Cho, a psychology graduate at City College of San Francisco and a recreational tourism hospitality management graduate at California State University, Northridge, is a marketing manager for Hallelujah Nation Productions. He has 9+ years of customer service experience, raised capital during the pandemic and has worked over 76 various jobs. He hopes to work in a field with flexibility to excel in owning a business and open to partnership. He wants to always put his best foot forward, and never leave the gas pedal.

Michael Deacon, a film major and a marketing minor graduate at Columbia College Chicago, is a marketing manager for Hallelujah Nation Productions. He has also achieved a certificate with UCLA Extension for producing. He aspires to write feature screenplays and has skills in producing and line producing films. He is determined to make it big by writing and producing feature films.

Kathleen Alpurado, a film student at Mt. San Antonio College, is a producer’s assistant for Hallelujah Nation Productions. She hopes to gain more experience in the film industry. She likes the company because it’s fun to be here and she's learning more a lot about the industry and being on set. Her dream job is to be an editor and ultimately become a part of making a film.

Hyoeun Bae, a film student at Liberty University, is a producer's assistant for Hallelujah Nation Productions. She is originally from Korea and came to United States two years ago to study film. She love producing and working with a crew team. Her ultimate goal is to become a director.

Eve Minkyung Kim, a film student at Seneca College, is a producer's assistant for Hallelujah Nation Productions. She loves to read books and watching movies. Since high school, her dream is to be a film director. She likes watching the same movies repeatedly. One of my favorite movies is Chungking Express. Before studying broadcasting, she didn’t know if she would be interested in audio production. When she started learning audio production in class, she began to like it. She is interested in writing her own script. She hopes to be film director with her own feature film.

Tristan Huo, a psychology and visual communication design student at the University of Notre Dame, is a producer's assistant for Hallelujah Nation Productions. He loves music and art. His interest in film started when I was introduced to the horror/thriller genre, and I’ve since been fascinated with the tricks and techniques used by video artists to fabricate new realities. I have no current goals in the film industry, but I would love to learn more about the process by being a part of it.