2020 Box Office Revolution Entertainment Awards

Every year, movies and series are released, and cast members show off their talents.  Writers and directors showcase their creativity. Films and series are separated into roughly three groups: the truly talented, the potentially great, and the others.  At Box Office Revolution, we believe it is our prerogative to annually recognize those entertainment creators and players who have the ability to bring revolution to Christian entertainment.

Staff Choice Movie of the Year: I Still Believe

Runners-Up: Home Sweet Home, Lost Heart, Small Group

Reader’s Choice Movie of the Year: I Still Believe

Runners-Up: Home Sweet Home, Small Group, Lucy Shimmers and the Prince of Peace, Switched, Selfie Dad, Our Father’s Keeper, Love Me, The Job

Staff Choice Actor of the Year: Josh Perry

Runners-Up: Sterling Hurst, DJ Perry, KJ Apa

Staff Choice Actress of the Year: Sarah Kim

Runners-Up: Britt Robertson, Natasha Bure, Emily Dunlop

Staff Choice Directors of the Year: Andrew Erwin and Jon Erwin

Runners-Up: Juan Mas, Jesse Low, Matt Chastain

Staff Choice Writer of the Year: Lesley Ann McDaniel

Runners-Up: Jon Erwin, Jon Gunn, DJ Perry, Matt Chastain

Staff Choice Soundtrack of the Year: I Still Believe

Runner-Up: Home Sweet Home

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2019 Box Office Revolution Entertainment Awards

Every year, movies and series are released, and cast members show off their talents.  Writers and directors showcase their creativity. Films and series are separated into roughly three groups: the truly talented, the potentially great, and the others.  At Box Office Revolution, we believe it is our prerogative to annually recognize those entertainment creators and players who have the ability to bring revolution to Christian entertainment.

Staff Choice Movie of the Year: The World We Make

Runners-Up: The Least of These: The Graham Staines Story, Heavenly Deposit

Reader’s Choice Movie of the Year: The World We Make

Runners-Up: Overcomer, Breakthrough, Unplanned

Staff Choice Season of the Year: The Chosen, Season 1

Runners-Up: none

Staff Choice Actor of the Year: Jonathan Roumie

Runners-Up: Shahar Isaac, Paras Patel, Erick Avari, Caleb Castille, Kevin Sizemore, Sharman Joshi

Staff Choice Actress of the Year: Elizabeth “Liz” Tabish

Runners-Up: Lara Silva, Rose Reid, Ashley Bratcher

Staff Choice Director of the Year: Dallas Jenkins

Runners-Up: Brian Baugh, Aneesh Daniel

Staff Choice Writers of the Year: Ryan Swanson and Tyler Thompson

Runners-Up: Chris Dowling, George D. Escobar, Rose Reid, Andrew E. Matthews

Staff Choice Soundtrack of the Year: The Chosen, Season 1

Runners-Up: The World We Make, The Least of These: The Graham Staines Story

February 1, 2020February 14, 2020 by Box Office Revolutionary Categories: Polls and Awards, Polls, Awards, News, and InterviewsTags: 2019, Andrew E. Matthews, Aneesh Daniel, Ashley Bratcher, Box Office Revolution Awards, Brian Baugh, Caleb Castille, Chris Dowling, Dallas Jenkins, Elizabeth Tabish, Erick Avari, George D. Escobar, George Escobar, Jonathan Roumie, Kevin Sizemore, Lara Silva, Liz Tabish, Paras Patel, Rose Reid, Ryan Swanson, Shahar Isaac, Sharman Joshi, Tyler Thompson Leave a comment

2018 Box Office Revolution Movie Awards

Every year, movies and series are released, and cast members show off their talents.  Writers and directors showcase their creativity. Films and series are separated into roughly three groups: the truly talented, the potentially great, and the others.  At Box Office Revolution, we believe it is our prerogative to annually recognize those entertainment creators and players who have the ability to bring revolution to Christian entertainment.

Staff Choice Movie of the Year: I Can Only Imagine

Runners-Up: Unbroken: Path to Redemption, Paul: Apostle of Christ, Indivisible, An Interview With God

Reader’s Choice Movie of the Year: I Can Only Imagine

Runners-Up: Paul: Apostle of Christ, God’s Not Dead 3: A Light in Darkness, Unbroken: Path to Redemption, Indivisible

Staff Choice Actor of the Year: Dennis Quaid

Runners-Up: J. Michael Finley, Samuel Hunt, James Faulkner, Justin Bruening

Staff Choice Actress of the Year: Joanne Whalley

Runners-Up: Merritt Patterson, Sarah Drew, Madeline Carroll, Alexandra Vino

Staff Choice Director of the Year: Harold Cronk

Runners-Up: Andrew Erwin, Jon Erwin, Andrew Hyatt, David G. Evans

Staff Choice Writer of the Year: Andrew Hyatt\Terence Berden

Runners-Up: Jon Erwin, Brent McCorkle, Alex Cramer, Richard Friedenberg, Ken Hixon, David G. Evans, Cheryl McKay, Peter White

Staff Choice Soundtrack of the Year: I Can Only Imagine

Runners-Up: Unbroken: Path to Redemption, Paul: Apostle of Christ, Indivisible, An Interview With God

February 3, 2019March 2, 2019 by Box Office Revolutionary Categories: Polls and Awards, Polls, Awards, News, and InterviewsTags: 2018, Alex Cramer, Alexandra Vino, Andrew Erwin, Andrew Hyatt, Box Office Revolution Awards, Brent McCorkle, Cheryl McKay, David G. Evans, Dennis Quaid, Harold Cronk, J. Michael Finley, James Faulkner, Joanne Whalley, Jon Erwin, Justin Bruening, Ken Hixon, Madeline Carroll, Merritt Patterson, Peter White, Richard Friedenberg, Samuel Hunt, Sarah Drew, Terence Berden Leave a comment

2017 Box Office Revolution Awards

Every year, movies are released and cast members show off their talents.  Writers and directors showcase their creativity.  Films are separated into roughly three groups: the truly talented, the potentially great, and the others.  At Box Office Revolution, we believe it is our prerogative to annually recognize those movie makers and players who have the ability to bring revolution to Christian entertainment.

 

Staff Choice Movie of the Year: The Case for Christ

Runners-up: Altar Egos, Because of Gracia, The Resurrection of Gavin Stone

 

Reader’s Choice Movie of the Year: A Question of Faith

Runners-up: The Case for Christ, The Resurrection of Gavin Stone, Let There Be Light

 

Staff Choice Actor of the Year: Robert Amaya (Altar Egos)

Runners-up: Mike Vogel (The Case for Christ), Max Morgan (Altar Egos), Brett Dalton (The Resurrection of Gavin Stone)

 

Staff Choice Actress of the Year: Moriah Peters (Because of Gracia)

Runners-up: Erika Christensen (The Cast for Christ), Anjelah Johnson-Reyes (The Resurrection of Gavin Stone), L. Scott Caldwell (The Case for Christ)

 

Staff Choice Director of the Year: Jon Gunn (The Case for Christ)

Runners-up: Dallas Jenkins (The Resurrection of Gavin Stone), Tom Simes (Because of Gracia), Sean Morgan (Altar Egos)

 

Staff Choice Writer of the Year: Andrea Gyertson Nasfell (The Resurrection of Gavin Stone)

Runners-up: Sean Morgan (Altar Egos), Brian Bird\Lee Strobel (The Case for Christ), Tom Simes (Because of Gracia)

 

Staff Choice Soundtrack of the Year: The Case for Christ

Runners-up: Because of Gracia, Altar Egos, The Resurrection of Gavin Stone

 

January 27, 2018 by Box Office Revolutionary Categories: Polls, Awards, News, and InterviewsTags: 2017, Andrea Gyertson Nasfell, Box Office Revolution Awards, Brett Dalton, Brian Bird, Dallas Jenkins, Jon Gunn, Lee Strobel, Max Morgan, Mike Vogel, Moriah Peters, Robert Amaya, Sean Morgan, Tom Simes Leave a comment

2016 Box Office Revolution Awards

Every year, movies are released and cast members show off their talents.  Writers and directors showcase their creativity.  Films are separated into roughly three groups: the truly talented, the potentially great, and the others.  At Box Office Revolution, we believe it is our prerogative to annually recognize those movie makers and players who have the ability to bring revolution to Christian entertainment.

 

Reader’s Choice Movie of the Year: Providence

Runners-up: God’s Not Dead 2, Priceless, Risen

 

Staff Choice Movie of the Year: Priceless

Runners-up: I’m Not Ashamed, Risen, Heaven Bound, The Matchbreaker

 

Staff Choice Actor of the Year: Joel Smallbone

Runners-up: Joseph Fiennes (Risen), Danny Vinson (Heaven Bound), Michael Joiner (Heaven Bound), Wesley Elder (The Matchbreaker)

 

 

Staff Choice Actress of the Year: Masey McLain

Runners-up: Bianca Santos (Priceless), Christina Grimmie (The Matchbreaker), Nancy Stafford (Heaven Bound), Karen Abercrombie (God’s Compass)

 

Staff Choice Director of the Year: Kevin Reynolds (Risen)

Runners-up: Ben Smallbone (Priceless), Adam Drake\Torry Martin (Heaven Bound), Wesley Elder\Torry Martin (The Matchbreaker)

 

Staff Choice Writers of the Year: Marshal Younger\Torry Martin (Heaven Bound\The Matchbreaker)

Runners-up: Chris Dowling\Tyler Poelle (Priceless), Kevin Reynolds\Paul Aiello (Risen), Rene Gutteridge (Heaven Bound), Wesley Elder (The Matchbreaker)

 

Staff Choice Soundtrack of the Year: Priceless

Runners-up: Risen, Heaven Bound, The Matchbreaker

January 28, 2017December 29, 2017 by Box Office Revolutionary Categories: Polls, Awards, News, and InterviewsTags: 2016, Adam Drake, Ben Smallbone, Bianca A. Santos, Box Office Revolution Awards, Chris Dowling, Christina Grimmie, Danny Vinson, Joel Smallbone, Joseph Fiennes, Karen Abercrombie, Kevin Reynolds, Marshal Younger, Masey McLain, Michael Joiner, Nancy Stafford, Paul Aiello, Rene Gutteridge, Torry Martin, Tyler Poelle, Wesley Elder Leave a comment

2015 Box Office Revolution Awards

Every year, movies are released and cast members show off their talents.  Writers and directors showcase their creativity.  Films are separated into roughly three groups: the truly talented, the potentially great, and the others.  At Box Office Revolution, we believe it is our prerogative to annually recognize those movie makers and players who have the ability to bring revolution to Christian entertainment.

 

Reader’s Choice Movie of the Year: War Room

Runners-up: Woodlawn, Beyond the Mask, Old-Fashioned

 

Staff Choice Movie of the Year: Woodlawn

Runners-up: War Room, Old-Fashioned, Beyond the Mask

 

Staff Choice Actor of the Year: Caleb Castille (Woodlawn)

Runners-up: T. C. Stallings (War Room), Sean Astin (Woodlawn), Andrew Cheney (Beyond the Mask), Rik Swartzwelder (Old-Fashioned), Nic Bishop (Woodlawn)

 

Staff Choice Actress of the Year: Priscilla Shirer (War Room)

Runners-up: Karen Abercrombie (War Room), Kara Killmer (Beyond the Mask), Elizabeth Roberts (Old-Fashioned)

 

Staff Choice Directors of the Year: Andrew Erwin\Jon Erwin (Woodlawn)

Runners-up: Chad Burns (Beyond the Mask), Rik Swartzwelder (Old-Fashioned), Alex Kendrick (War Room)

 

Staff Choice Writers of the Year: Paul McCusker\Stephen Kendrick\Brennon Smith\Aaron Burns\Chad Burns (Beyond the Mask)

Runners-up: Rik Swartzwelder (Old-Fashioned), Jon Erwin\Todd Geralds\Quinton Peeples\Mark Schlabach (Woodlawn), Alex Kendrick\Stephen Kendrick (War Room)

 

Staff Choice Soundtrack of the Year: Woodlawn

Runners-up: War Room, Old-Fashioned, Beyond the Mask

January 28, 2017January 28, 2017 by Box Office Revolutionary Categories: Polls, Awards, News, and InterviewsTags: 2015, Aaron Burns, Alex Kendrick, Andrew Cheney, Andrew Erwin, Box Office Revolution Awards, Brennon Smith, Caleb Castille, Chad Burns, Elizabeth Roberts, Erwin Brothers, Jon Erwin, Kara Killmer, Karen Abercrombie, Kendrick Brothers, Mark Schlabach, Nic Bishop, Paul McCusker, Priscilla Shirer, Quinton Peeples, Rik Swartzwelder, Sean Astin, Stephen Kendrick, T. C. Stallings, Todd Geralds Leave a comment