Current Projects

Christian feature film about a woman who has serious difficulty forgiving people.  All roles are unpaid.  No travel or accommodations.  This is a ministry, not a commercial venture.

• Job: Film

A dramatic love story that takes place in the late '80s in communist eastern Europe.  The movie will be shot in Sacramento Ca, and Romania. 

• Job: Film

   NO ACTING EXPERIENCE IS NECESSARY, JUST A PASSION FOR CHRIST!!

Looking for SERIOUS, DEDICATED talent!

A story about God's love vs hate, lust, crime, jealousy, and addiction. This project tells a story of six characters that Satan controlled and God turned their lives around to help change the world before He comes again.

• Job: Stage

“An Interview with God” is an upcoming stage play from the stables of Delsue Welch Entertainment (DWE) about an African American family and their encounter with the inevitable changing of morality. The production is in line with DWE’s goal of delivering and presenting educational, spiritual, family-oriented, and socially relevant presentations for public consumption, to be “Entertained with a Message.”

The play reveals how Satan in 7 days uses his manipulation to turn a loving and God-fearing family away from God into his poisonous influence, tearing the family apart because of the inevitable changing of morality. The change of morality has led many people to play Russian Roulette with their souls while religion turns a blind eye to the matter. “An Interview with God” is consequently looking to compel people to pull the trigger to the right thing and make positive changes, before “Their Interview with God”

• Job: Stage

Young Bobby idolizes his neighbor, Mr. Speedman, and is convinced he is the real life version of his favorite comic book hero, Supersonic. Intent to prove his suspicions correct, he follows his neighbor one night in the hopes of catching him in some heroic act of goodwill. But instead, what Bobby sees that night shatters his adoration of Mr. Speedman – crushing his heart. By confessing his weakness, can Mr. Speedman regain Bobby's admiration?

Bobby is stuck on superheroes being pure and good – as portrayed in his comic books. But after his neighbor confesses to his transgression, Bobby learns that the real heroes are not ones that wear capes and fight bad guys, but those who are brave enough to bare their sins and acknowledge their need for help.

• Job: Film