Movie on the Life of Jesus Makes Use of a New Technology
A San Clemente evangelical organization is heralding a milestone in its two-decade-old “Jesus” film project--the release of the organization’s movie by that name on a single DVD.
DVD is a process allowing an entire motion picture to be stored on one disk. The new technology will allow the endeavor to reach an even wider audience, project director Paul Eshleman said.
Since 1979, film and audio versions of the Christ story--based on the Gospel of Luke--have been translated into nearly 500 languages, Eshleman said.
A ministry of the Campus Crusade for Christ International, the project claims 330 million viewers for the film worldwide.
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