Current
Holy Intervention
April 2022
Holy Intervention is the short film I have been working on that is set to premiere in April of 2022. Holy Intervention addresses the issues we have faced and are still fighting currently from 2019-present.
Pastors Arrested
2020
Despite our rights, Freedom of Religion and Freedom of Assembly, pastors were unlawfully arrested for holding church services.
First Amendment:
"Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances."
Suicide Rates
2020
"During 2020, the proportion of mental health–related emergency department (ED) visits among adolescents aged 12–17 years increased 31% compared with that during 2019."
The suicide rates tragically increased in children and teens from isolation even from their families and their friends. Anxiety and fear was planted in their minds while seeing their parents panic and hold them at an arms distance.
Starving Villages
2019-
Villages began to starve because they were cut off from outside resources and were forced to isolate. They were no longer able to make their significantly small wages, since everything and everywhere was shut down.
A virus is created to stimulate fear in the world and force people to be controlled. With a lower death rate than Influenza, false data was released to make the public ignore the proven facts. Many deaths were written off as the cause of the virus, when in actuality, it was everyday unfortunate events that caused their deaths. Many people were accounted for COVID testing when they had never been tested before. By weaponizing fear, many nations were forced to isolate and rely on the government.
Lockdown
2019-2021
BIO
Kelsey Frazier is a Documentarian, Director, Screenwriter, and (most recently) media director at River Church Bristol.
With an obedience to God’s plan, Kelsey Frazier has started her career in documentaries sharing hope and truth through stories. Kelsey graduated from Liberty University in Spring of 2022 and has directed and produced two short films. She has grown in the ministry and has always known she would follow the same path as her parents. Kelsey does not see this as her career but rather a blessing to be used by God to reach people with one of her gifts and callings.
Growing up with pastors as parents, Kelsey moved around a fair amount and has done missions work. Kelsey is aware of the tragic and unreached places of the world. Her dream is to reach those people and document their stories to be heard. She hopes to inspire others through film to take action.
As a forward-thinking Christian, Kelsey intends to share the Gospel wherever or whenever she possibly can. By sharing the truth, some things might not want to be heard, but should be heard nonetheless.