Scientology Media Productions

Ray Pound designs extraordinary greenhouses; starting with only a few employees, his company now constructs massive and innovative structures that protect trees against disease and help growers grow more food to feed the nation and the world.

After a brutal dictatorship massacred students protesting the Gambian regime, Nfamara Jawneh took it upon himself to spread the message of human rights; his campaign is credited with helping to usher in a new era of democracy in the country.

A Mexican figure skater, an English author and a Thai boxing instructor from New Zealand discuss how they feel Scientology benefits their everyday lives.

Exploring Denver, a city that celebrates the outdoors; with its landscapes, nature beckons residents to ski its slopes, hike its trails and catch acts at Red Rock Amphitheatre; watching how the Church helps uplift the Mile High City.

The acclaimed common sense guide to better living that inspired a worldwide movement is brought to life through dramatic and interwoven stories. People all over the world use its 21 precepts in their daily lives to achieve fulfilling.

Zambian priest Teddy Sichinga introduces "The Way to Happiness," the common sense guide to better living, to the poverty-stricken African nation's countryside, where its message resonates with the local farmers and villagers.

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.

Scientology's founder, L. Ron Hubbard, lived and made many of his important discoveries at Saint Hill; located in the English countryside, Saint Hill serves Scientologists worldwide as the movement's iconic spiritual center.

Minister Tony Muhammad discusses his vision of building a peace movement among notorious warring gangs in South Central Los Angeles; the success of his motorcycle rallies, known as the Peace Rides, inspires cities across the nation.

The acclaimed common sense guide to better living that inspired a worldwide movement is brought to life through dramatic and interwoven stories. People all over the world use its 21 precepts in their daily lives to achieve fulfilling.

Naseema Qureshi is a peace advocate in Sri Lanka working to bridge the differences between religious groups after a 30-year civil war devastated the country; her message of coexistence is helping to ensure peace in the nation.

More than a group of suburbs in Los Angeles, the Valley is the epicenter of the entertainment industry with a mix of ethnicities that gives rise to a culture all its own; the church helps keep this unique community going strong.

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.

Claude and Noah are a husband and wife team of dancers/choreographers who combine her classical training with his street dance background to provide a fresh approach to dance that is putting them in-demand for movies, TV shows, and commercials.

An examination of the effects of factory farming on public health.

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.

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.

L. Ron Hubbard's key observations on the nature of man, his groundbreaking discoveries on the human mind and other timeless articles are brought to life and narrated from the author's own writings.

An Italian underwater inspector, a Mexican fashion designer and an American schoolteacher are some of the interesting people from around the world who discuss how the tools they learned in Scientology benefit them in their everyday lives.

"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.

Melbourne, Australia, is one of the world's great multicultural cities; the Church of Scientology embraces the challenges of bringing so many people from different backgrounds, cultures and religions together to create a true sense of community.

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.

A lucrative association has developed between pharmaceutical manufacturers and the psychiatric profession.

Defining one of the world's most misunderstood subjects: human rights. The informative and dramatic presentation shows the history of human rights from its ancient origins to the present-day Universal Declaration of Human Rights.

Alarmed at the rate children were being labeled with a mental disorder as a pretext to be given psychotropic drugs or electroshock therapy, Fred Shaw's nationwide campaign raises awareness of the issue and calls for an end to the abuse.

A lucrative association has developed between pharmaceutical manufacturers and the psychiatric profession.