When considering our next film we start with the question…

…is this story worth re-watching?

Adam and Andrew founded Noble with a passion to tell good, true, and beautiful stories that resonate deeply on an emotional human level while celebrating traditional values, with broad audience and market appeal.

There is an “art” and “science” to bringing Noble stories to the screen. The “art” is in many ways finding the story and figuring out the best lens to view the story through. The “science” combines talented storytellers with good business practices to deliver the artistic vision in the most entertaining way possible.

A phrase we often say at Noble is “If story is king then it should be treated like royalty.”

To that end, Noble has become a sought-after story development and production partner, filling a vastly underserved noble content niche in the global entertainment market.

The future of cinema is bright.

THE FOUNDERS

Andrew Teravskis, Co-CEO/founder

Andrew is a business strategist, entrepreneur, and producer. Before starting Noble, Andrew was hired to build a media production division of an environmental consulting firm, which he grew into the most visible environmental consulting firm in California, producing projects with the State of California, the National Parks Service, Sea World Parks, and Recreation, San Francisco International Airport, and more.
Andrew has produced numerous independent productions, short films, documentaries, and music videos. His most recent productions include THE WANDERER, an original limited series, and RESTORE: UNDOING DAMAGE FROM MAN AND NATURE, an original documentary series on ecological restoration projects in Yosemite valley.
Adam Gregory, co-ceo/founder

Adam Gregory is a visual storyteller and producer who has traveled the world filming content for nationally recognized brands and non-profits such as Wycliffe Associates, Harper Collins, Amway Corporation, Our Daily Bread, and many others. Prior to starting Noble, Adam freelanced as one of the most sought-after cinematographers in the Grand Rapids area.
He has worked on numerous award-winning independent productions, short films, feature films, TV series, documentaries, and music videos. His most recent productions include THE PENITENT THIEF, released by Vertical Entertainment; THE WANDERER, an original limited series; and WASHINGTON’S ARMOR, a movie about young George Washington.

ADVISORS

Advisory Board Chair
Dana is an international Development Professional and Impact Investor active professionally in management and advising of both nonprofits and faith driven startups, impact investing, and philanthropy. She has a breadth of experience in international poverty alleviation and economic development.
Advisory Board
Senior executive and corporate chairman and director with broad for-profit and not-for-profit experiences having spent time in legislative government, banking, retail, motion picture production, healthcare, historic preservation, k-12 and higher education, pharmaceuticals, and other industries.
Experienced Senior Advisor with a demonstrated history of working in the field of law and public policy for Fortune 500 companies. Skilled in Crisis Communications, International Relations, Policy Analysis, Writing, Editing, Complex Problem-Solving, and Legislative Relations. Strong networking professional with a Master of Arts (M.A.) focused in Political Theory from The Catholic University of America. Active angel investor and impact investor.
Raymond H. Harris is a successful architect, movie producer, and venture capitalist. He founded one of the largest architectural firms in the United States, which specializes in corporate architecture. He is also an author and executive producer of several movies that have been distributed by Sony Pictures and Lions Gate Entertainment. Raymond is involved in several charitable organizations and has worked on sustainable community development projects in Africa and Asia. He is married with four children and ten grandchildren.