Our Ministry

Mission Statement for DRC Films, LLC:

Our ministry at DRC Films, LLC is to strengthen the church and family through the use of story by producing quality movies, books and audio programming. It is our prayer that God will continue to use our projects for His glory and honor around the world.

Each movie that DRC Films produces is created to share the love and mercy of God, who gave His only begotten son (Jesus), so that whosever, believes in Him, will have ever lasting life.

Bio: Danny R. Carrales

Danny R. Carrales is the founder and owner of DRC Films, LLC, which produces Christian movies with an evangelistic theme. The vision of DRC Films is to share the love of Christ to the world through movies.

Mr. Carrales has a Bachelor of Science degree in Radio-TV-Film from the University of Texas in Austin. While attending UT Austin, Danny was VP of the Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship Chapter. He also has a Masters Degree in Communications from Regent University, where he was also a graduate assistant.

Danny worked on projects for the Christian Broadcasting Network, The Family Channel, Blue Fish TV, Dutch Television, and New Day Pictures before concentrating all his efforts on DRC Films.

DRC Films has produced Final Exit, The Gathering, Escape From Hell, The Treasure Principle and Pilgrim’s Progress: Journey to Heaven. These movies can be purchased at DRC Films official website: www.ReelChristian.com.

Awards include: Finalist NY Film Festival, Silver Plaque Award (Chicago
Intercom Film Festival), “Classic Gold” Telly Award, Silver Telly Award, Bronze Telly Award, an Angel Award, Finalist at the San Antonio Christian Film Festival, and Special Gold Jury Award (WorldFest Houston).

Danny has been a panelist and/or lectured at: The National Religious Broadcaster’s Convention, Regent University, Liberty University, and The Patrick Henry Institute.

Currently, Mr. Carrales lives with his wife, Aubrey, and dog, Winston, outside of Austin, TX. He is working on his next movie project: Out of the Darkness, which hopes to go into production in the Spring of 2011.