Scientology Media Productions

Trish Duggan is a visionary artist, philanthropist and founder of Florida's Imagine Museum, which celebrates the works of glass artists; a champion for human rights, she's created thousands of pieces designed to uplift and inspire others.

Discover Dallas, Texas, where the big, bold, grab-life-by-the-horns spirit of the historic frontier city's founder still echoes in the lives of its residents. See how the Church of Scientology carries on that legacy and helps its community flourish.

An American competitive cyclist, a Japanese chiropractor and a poet from Mexico are some of the interesting people from around the world discussing how they use Scientology every day to improve their lives.

Morgan Bruiners is an antidrug activist educating youth in South Africa with the Truth About Drugs. As a former drug user, his message on how drugs destroy lives resonates in an area where 70 percent of households are affected by substance abuse.

"Scientology: The Fundamentals of Thought" focuses on the basic processes and principles that define the primary architecture of how life works. Discover how to achieve a complete understanding of the mind, spirit and life.

Exploring the Church of Scientology in Budapest, Hungary.

In 1970s London, Gray Levett starts a revolution in retail by shaking up the photography business with a novel idea others said was sure to fail; today, his award-winning London shop is known around the world for its legendary service.

Twin brothers Dan and Ari Agami realized early on the hardships and social ills caused by a lack of education; they introduced a revolutionary system of learning that's helping students succeed in their native Mexico and around the world.

An American competitive cyclist, a Japanese chiropractor and a poet from Mexico are some of the interesting people from around the world discussing how they use Scientology every day to improve their lives.

Lucy and Salomon Dabbah mobilized a movement across Mexico to educate youth on the dangers of drugs. With their programs now adopted across schools and civic institutions, the country is seeing the positive impact of prevention through education.

A comprehensive look into the true dangers of the most popular drugs, from marijuana, opioids and synthetic street drugs, to the addictive pharmaceuticals marketed with slick advertising campaigns and stocked in medicine cabinets across the country.

Lance Dyer is a former Army Ranger whose son fell victim to synthetic cannabinoids and today leads the fight to stop its legal distribution; forming an alliance with Drug-Free World, his work contributed to banning the sale of the drug in the U.S.

Tinny Chen is a second-generation farmer and herbal tea manufacturer infusing a modern sensibility into the 5,000-year-old tradition of Chinese medicine; with her product innovations, her company is creating a market for delicious and healthful teas.

Del Valle, Mexico City, celebrates the beauty of its cultural heritage; indigenous sculptures, sweeping murals and artist Frida Kahlo's home trace the evolution of Mexican identity.

L. Ron Hubbard's all-time bestselling book on the human mind, "Dianetics: The Modern Science of Mental Health," inspired a movement spanning every continent on earth. Find out how painful experiences of your past can affect you in the present day.

Janos Heder goes from a young man with an idea to an award-winning designer creating some of the most beautiful and sought-after lighting fixtures in the world.

Barry Paul fights against the culture of drugs and violence that has destroyed many families in his native Kenya; today he leads a movement to educate the country on the dangers of drugs and inspires young Kenyans to choose a better path.

Entrepreneurs test the limits of 3D-printed houses on the global housing crisis as families' futures hang in the balance.

Trish Duggan is a visionary artist, philanthropist and founder of Florida's Imagine Museum, which celebrates the works of glass artists; a champion for human rights, she's created thousands of pieces designed to uplift and inspire others.

Morgan Bruiners is an antidrug activist educating youth in South Africa with the Truth About Drugs. As a former drug user, his message on how drugs destroy lives resonates in an area where 70 percent of households are affected by substance abuse.

A Hungarian business manager, an Italian ski instructor and an American horse rancher are some of the everyday people from across the globe sharing their stories on how they use Scientology to improve their lives.

Discover Dallas, Texas, where the big, bold, grab-life-by-the-horns spirit of the historic frontier city's founder still echoes in the lives of its residents. See how the Church of Scientology carries on that legacy and helps its community flourish.

Bridge Publications, an award-winning facility at the cutting edge of technology, is designed from the ground up with the sole purpose of fulfilling the ever-increasing demand for Scientology's scriptures at a moment's notice.

Mercedes Austin's ambition is to bring more color to people's lives. The once-struggling artist started her business of ceramic tile mosaics with money she made selling her Jazz CD collection. Now, her success is an inspiration to other artists.

Discover the pioneering roots of Sacramento, the city at the heart of the California Gold Rush; seeing how the Church of Scientology helped pass laws to protect foster children in the state from widespread psychiatric corruption.

A Spanish electrician, a German finance manager and an American furniture maker are featured in these short profiles of people from all walks of life and around the world who share how Scientology enables them to live their best lives.

French activist Mylene Escudier leads the fight against psychiatric abuse, including the forced psychiatric drugging of individuals and children, by educating both the public on the streets and officials in the halls of government.

Psychiatry, from its crude beginnings and deadly experiments on humans to the systemic horrors committed in the name of science that influenced the Nazis; scholars and survivors of today's psychiatric institutions expose its present-day dangers.

Discover Dallas, Texas, where the big, bold, grab-life-by-the-horns spirit of the historic frontier city's founder still echoes in the lives of its residents. See how the Church of Scientology carries on that legacy and helps its community flourish.

Bernd Trepping and Nicola Cramer take on the abusive psychiatric industry in the country where it all began, Germany, exposing its present-day corruption and past crimes committed in the name of science, including the Holocaust.

Psychiatry, from its crude beginnings and deadly experiments on humans to the systemic horrors committed in the name of science that influenced the Nazis; scholars and survivors of today's psychiatric institutions expose its present-day dangers.