Burning Ember: The Steve Bell Journey
Catalogue Number: ICE006
Producer: Indiecan Entertainment Inc.
Producing Agencies: Refuge 31 Films and Ring the Bell Pictures Inc.
Subject: Canadian History, Documentary, Music
Language: English
Grade Level: 9 - 12, Post Secondary, Adult
Country Of Origin: Canada
Copyright Year: 2014
Running Time: 98:00
Closed Captions: Yes
Canadian singer-song writer Steve Bell has been on the road for over twenty-five years pouring his heart and faith into his music. After thousands of concerts, two Canadian Juno Awards and seventeen albums, he's still touring from church to church playing wherever he can. Despite a faithful fan-base, including many powerful supporters, the man once considered "Canada's best kept musical secret" and "the next Michael W. Smith" has never achieved the elusive "breakout" in the United States market - a breakout that would mean financial freedom to keep doing what he does. Now, at the age of 54, after years of physical, financial and emotional struggles, Steve Bell has been given a rare opportunity to play a private concert at CBS Studios in Hollywood that could change it all…
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