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Dennis Agle Jr.

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Dennis Agle Jr. worked as a director, writer, and editor for multiple films. Many of these films are related to scripture stories.  Dennis grew up spending many summer evenings listening to the words of the Bard at the local Shakespeare festival in Utah, sometimes in the audience, sometimes sitting next to his bike on a mound of grass nearby. Dennis attended university in England, where he met and married an English nurse who was working in London, before returning to the States. The couple lived in California raising their three daughters for some 20 years before moving to the base of the Rockies in Utah. Dennis has written, directed, or produced dozens of creative and commercial projects for the stage and video, including an award-winning series of direct-to-video movie musicals for family audiences. He works now as a video producer.

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Film Production

Director:
2003  Nephi & Laban
2004  Ammon and King Lamoni
2005  Alma & King Noah's Court
2005  David & Goliath
2005  The First Christmas
2006  Daniel and the Lions
2006  Esther and the King
2006  Samuel the Lamanite
2011  Jonah and the Great Fish

Writer:
2003  Nephi & Laban
2004  Ammon and King Lamoni
2005  Alma & King Noah's Court
2005  David & Goliath
2005  The First Christmas
2006  Daniel and the Lions
2006  Esther and the King
2006  Samuel the Lamanite
2011  Jonah and the Great Fish

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