The Work And The Glory III A House Divided
A look behind the scenes
Tuesday, April 1, 2008
The Steed family moving to Missouri.
The screenplay was written by Matt Whitaker. He began working on “The Work and the Glory: American Zion” and “A House Divided” in November of 2004. It took four weeks to write a first draft, then another five months for the revisions.
When filming the scenes with horses and wagons, there was always a trained wrangler ready to step in and take control of the reins if the horses got out of control.
Film was shot in Nashville, and in areas around the Smoky Mountains. The entire set was built just for The Work and The Glory films. The property was leased to the filmmakers by a Tennessee resident. The set is still standing, and the owner loves to take evening walks through the set grounds.
The film was made during the hot summer months in Tennessee. The actors were dressed in heavy wool clothes of the times despite the 100 degree weather.
Filming the carriage ride.
Sam Hennings and Alexander Carroll during the baptism scene.
Sam Hennings preparing to film the underwater scene.
Filming the final scenes of the film.
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