An Evangelical Response to Israel's Evangelical Enemies is a series of seven short videos. Total duration is about 45 minutes. The series was filmed in Jerusalem 21-27 May, 2015.
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SCRIPT and PRESENTATION: Perry Trotter
Perry Trotter is a New Zealand based photographer, media producer, commentator and Bible teacher.
In 2008 Perry began photographing Holocaust survivors and in 2012 co-founded Holocaust and Antisemitism Foundation, Aotearoa New Zealand (originally named Shadows of Shoah Trust), a unique project dedicated to Holocaust memory, to standing against resurgent antisemitism and challenges to Holocaust memory. The Shadows of Shoah Exhibition was launched by the Prime Minister of New Zealand in 2013 and has since toured museums, galleries and public spaces. The work is administered by a registered charitable trust. His most recent exhibition is entitled “Auschwitz. Now.”
Holocaust and Antisemitism Foundation, Aotearoa New Zealand is a non-sectarian work overseen by a board of academics, Holocaust survivors and community leaders. It has no formal relationship with Evangelical Zionism.
Perry lives near Auckland, New Zealand, with his wife Sheree, an historian who completed a PhD on Zionism at the University of Auckland.
VIDEOGRAPHY and EDITING: STEVE MURRAY
Steve Murray is an award-winning corporate video producer/director and documentary filmmaker with nearly thirty years’ experience. He is particularly drawn to topics that explore worldview and the consequences of ideas, especially within the context of a Judeo-Christian framework.
In 2008, he directed and co-wrote “The Voyage That Shook the World”, an international broadcast documentary on the life of Charles Darwin. This explored the theological, philosophical and scientific influences that resulted in Darwin’s “Origin of Species”. The documentary presented the viewer with a range of viewpoints, through comprehensive interviews with academics and scientists with relevant expertise.
Steve lives in Auckland, New Zealand, with his wife.