THIS IS NOT YOUR PARENTS OCIA PROGRAM
PERCOLATE STUDIOS PRESENTS

NEW CINEMATIC OCIA RESOURCES
SAMPLE: FR. DONALD CALLOWAY TESTIMONIAL
Dear Fr. Calloway,
Enjoyed meeting you in Dallas. I'm writing with an invitation I hope will resonate with you.
We are developing a new digital OCIA curriculum for the Catholic Church, and we would be honored to feature your conversion testimony as part of it. What we have in mind is distinctive: a short animated film, five to ten minutes long, rendered in the style of Japanese anime, narrated in your own voice. Given the role Japan played in your own story, we felt the visual language carried a particular resonance — a testimony of grace told through an art form that traces back to where so much of your own journey began.
The commitment on your end would be modest. We would need roughly three hours of your time for a recording session in front of a green screen. We are happy to come to you in Steubenville, or, if you'd prefer a change of scenery, to fly you to San Diego, put you up, and build in a few extra days so you can get some surfing in. Whatever is easiest for your schedule and most restful for you.
In gratitude for your participation, we would like to offer a $5,000 honorarium — payable to you directly or as a donation to the Marians of the Immaculate Conception, whichever you prefer.
A few points I want to be clear about up front, because your comfort matters to us: You would have final say over the finished piece. Before anything is released, you will be able to review the testimony in full and request any revisions or corrections you feel are needed. Nothing goes out without your approval.
The film would be used in three possible contexts: as part of our OCIA curriculum available to parishes; as a standalone educational course offered online outside of an OCIA setting; and potentially as part of a military ministry resource that a chaplain and a serviceman or servicewoman could work through together. In each case, the aim is the same — to bring your witness to people who need to hear it.
For timing, we have flexibility anywhere between September and December, and would gladly work around your commitments.
It would be a genuine privilege to help share your story in this way. If this is something you'd be open to exploring, I'd welcome the chance to talk further at your convenience.
In Christ,
Jason Pearson
Jason@PercolateStudios.com - 949-212-7681
Founder, Percolate Studios
CONTENT DELIVERED IN 3 WAYS:
1. Online Course/Podcast
2. OCIA Curriculum Resources
3. Military/Chaplain Program

In Some Regions The Church
Is Losing
the Next
Generation.

Outdated Delivery Methods
Most RCIA/OCIA programs rely on printed workbooks — dry, text-heavy, and disconnected from modern learning styles.
No Visual Storytelling
Today's adults expect cinematic, video-first content. Current curricula offer almost none.
No Bilingual Option
17,500 U.S. parishes include millions of Spanish-speaking families — yet unified bilingual curricula are nearly nonexistent.
WEEKLY STORYTELLING VIDEOS

Each Week = One Complete Formation Experience
12-MINUTE WEEKLY VIDEO
5 MIN
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Relevant teaching from
trusted voices.
(intro to subjects)
4 MIN
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Cinematic Bible Story
In the style of
The Chosen / Passion
3 MIN
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Fun Segment
In the style of
The Bible Guys
Weekly podcast to encourage & train OCIA leaders

Inviting people to a faith journey,
that feels fresh, authentic, and in
a language they understand.

Built by Hollywood. Driven by Faith.

Jason Pearson | Co-Founder
91+ major Hollywood films. Founder of Blender Magazine. Founder of Online Giving. Creator of The Shroud of Turin Immersive Experience. Album artwork for David Bowie, Gil Scott-Heron & others. His work is in the permanent collection of the Smithsonian.

Kris Hull | Co-Founder
Specializing in brand strategy, design, and campaigns for active lifestyle companies and non-profits. He is also a photographer, published author, and Brand Design consultant with a full-spectrum creative perspective. When he's not creating the next big idea, you'll find him on his bike.

Featured Experts
Trusted Catholic voices - not necessarily "famous"
experts - but people that
can relate to those who
might not have any faith
background or "insider"
language.

Global Digital Delivery & Language Translations
Together we can make an open door
to welcome the next generation into the church.
Telling God's story through his people...


The core
curriculum
---- PART I — Faith and Doctrine
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Welcome, each person's story, and "what brought you here"
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Who is Jesus, and the basic Gospel/salvation story
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How we know God exists; faith and reason
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The Bible and prayer: how Catholics read Scripture and how to begin praying
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God as Trinity—Father, Son, and Holy Spirit
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Creation, the human person in God's image, and the dignity of life
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Sin: original and personal, and the need for a savior
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The Incarnation—Jesus, true God and true man
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The Paschal Mystery: passion, death, and resurrection
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The Holy Spirit and the life of grace
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Scripture and Tradition; revelation and the Magisterium
---- PART II — Sacramental Life and Practice -
The Church: its nature and four marks
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Authority, the Pope, and the communion of saints
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Mary: her role and the Marian dogmas
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The seven sacraments as a whole; sacramental grace
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Baptism
---- PART III — The Christian Moral Life -
Confirmation
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The Eucharist I: the Mass walked through, part by part
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The Eucharist II: the Real Presence
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Reconciliation/Confession - Divine Mercy
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Marriage and Holy Orders; vocation
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The Ten Commandments, conscience, and the moral life
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Catholic social teaching and the dignity of life
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The Last Things—death, judgment, heaven, hell, purgatory
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Conversion and repentance; the meaning of the Scrutinies
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Purification and Enlightenment (Lent)
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The Creed handed over (the Rite of Presentation)
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The Lord's Prayer handed over and broken open
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Final preparation for the sacraments of initiation
---- PART IV — Mystagogy: Pillars of Catholic Living -
Living the Eucharist; the sacraments "from the inside"
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A life of prayer and the liturgical year
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Vocation, mission, Parish life and finding your place in the community
EACH WEEK A VISUAL INFOGRAPHIC...






























