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Divinity Pictures Divinity Pictures crafts in-house films drawn, from our slate of original stories, blending cinematic vision with purposeful storytelling.

Next week, Divinity Pictures Founder & CEO , along with members of the film team behind "The Lost Identity," will be att...
09/17/2026

Next week, Divinity Pictures Founder & CEO , along with members of the film team behind "The Lost Identity," will be attending the Military Influencer Conference (MIC) 🇺🇸 in Tampa, Florida. We’re honored and grateful to have been invited to join a gathering that recognizes service, leadership and purpose.

For the men and women who serve our nation, those words represent something much deeper: courage, commitment and sacrifice. We’re grateful for their service and for the example they set in putting purpose into action.

At Divinity Pictures, we believe purpose matters--in the stories we tell, the work we create and the communities we’re privileged to serve. We’re honored to be part of a gathering that brings together people united by a desire to serve and make a difference.

We look forward to learning, connecting and being inspired by those who continue to serve with PURPOSE.

📍 JW Marriott Tampa Water Street
📅 September 23-26, 2026

UF College of Journalism and Communications  students, tomorrow's the day! 🎬Join Abrraham Rockferry, founder & CEO of Di...
09/08/2026

UF College of Journalism and Communications students, tomorrow's the day! 🎬

Join Abrraham Rockferry, founder & CEO of Divinity Pictures, and Krystal Lambert, executive producer and VP of Film Marketing & Communications, to talk about what it takes to build a career in the multi-billion-dollar film industry.

Abrraham has been in film for two decades and previously worked as co-president of the Asian International Office of FilmEngine Entertainment — the company known for “The Butterfly Effect,” “Snow White and the Huntsman,” “Raise Your Voice,” “Lucky Number Slevin” and other blockbuster hits.

Krystal has worked in the greater entertainment industry for almost 15 years, including multiple roles with The Walt Disney Company and now with Divinity Pictures. She is also a double-Gator, a UF CJC alumnus, and was recipient of the Dean’s Cup for Professional Promise and the Richard McGinnis Advertising Department Professional Promise Award while at UF!

This talk is for you if you want to learn about:
• how films go from development to distribution;
• how independent films are marketed;
• what it’s really like working in the film industry;
• how you can position yourself for career opportunities; and
• a behind-the-scenes look at the upcoming Divinity Pictures feature film, “The Lost Identity!”

Whether you’re an MPMT student or are pursuing another CJC major interested in film, you don’t want to miss this!

📍 Pugh Hall, Room 170 on University of Florida Campus
🗓 Wednesday, September 9
⏰ 3-5 p.m.



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09/07/2026

Hey, UF Students! 🐊 Want a special look into the film industry?

This Wednesday, you’ll have the opportunity to hear from Krystal Lambert, executive producer and VP of Film Marketing & Communications at Divinity Pictures, who started at Disney. She is also a proud alumnus of UF’S College of Journalism and Communications and Hough Graduate School of Business.

She'll be Abrraham Rockferry, founder & CEO of Divinity Pictures, and a former executive of FilmEngine Entertainment — the company best known for several blockbuster hits, including “The Butterfly Effect,” “Snow White and the Huntsman,” “Raise Your Voice,” “Lucky Number Slevin” and more.

Watch this short message from Krystal for the scoop on what they will cover, including a special inside look.

⏰️ 3-5 p.m. | 📆 Wednesday, September 9
📍Pugh Hall, Room 170 | University of Florida

MPMT and CJC Gators, we’ll see you in the Swamp! 🐊

09/03/2026

Calling all UF MPMT & CJC students! Want to work in film? Then, this is for you. 🎬

On Wednesday, September 9, Abrraham Rockferry, our founder & CEO of Divinity Pictures and a former FilmEngine Entertainment executive, will be coming to University of Florida to pull back the curtain on how the film industry really works.

He'll also be joined by Krystal Lambert, executive producer and VP of Film Marketing & Communications, who also worked at Disney — and is a UF CJC alumnus.

Watch this short message from Abrraham for the scoop on what they will cover, including a special inside look.

📍 Pugh Hall, Room 170 | University of Florida
🗓 Wednesday, September 9
⏰ 3-5 p.m.

Hope to see you there!



Special thanks to Fabian Insurance.

08/05/2026

Every story begins with a single thought.

A blank page ...
A quiet café ...
A writer chasing an idea that refuses to let go ...

But what happens when that idea evolves into something visceral?

This is where "The Lost Identity" begins.

A psychological crime thriller exploring faith, identity, perception and the hidden battles that shape who we become.

Watch closely. Every frame means something.

🎬 Follow Divinity Pictures for exclusive behind-the-scenes content, production updates and more from "The Lost Identity."

A psychological crime thriller.An AR children's coloring book.The connection you wouldn’t expect.Behind both projects is...
07/23/2026

A psychological crime thriller.
An AR children's coloring book.
The connection you wouldn’t expect.

Behind both projects is a shared belief: storytelling can do more than entertain.
It can educate.
It can create awareness.
It can make an impact.

Many of the same industry veterans attached to Divinity Pictures’ upcoming feature film, "The Lost Identity," have also contributed their creative expertise to "Sure Shot" – an AR children's coloring book created with 3× NBA Champion Danny Green.

🏀🏆🏆🏆

Across both projects, these experienced storytellers are using different mediums to create meaningful experiences for different audiences.

🎬 "The Lost Identity" is an action-packed psychological crime thriller that combines suspense-driven storytelling with deeper human experiences. Through a collaboration with NAMI Florida, the film advocates greater mental health awareness and encourages meaningful conversations around the themes explored in the story. The film will feature an esteemed international cast and a global creative team.

🏀 "Sure Shot" reflects the team’s passion for multicultural storytelling and interactive learning – a passion shared by Danny Green, who was inspired to sign on as one of the book’s main characters. The book is available to students of the Delaware City School District and online through The Hip-Hop Museum Store. “Sure Shot” will also be in the museum’s physical location, when it opens next year in the Bronx, New York.

Different mediums.
Different audiences.
One shared vision: Creating stories that educate, connect and make an impact.

Follow Divinity Pictures for more on "The Lost Identity." Explore "Sure Shot" at Laced In Culture: Its The Sure Shot!!.

Stories have power – the power to entertain, to challenge perspectives and to start conversations that extend far beyond...
05/26/2026

Stories have power – the power to entertain, to challenge perspectives and to start conversations that extend far beyond the screen.

But storytelling also carries responsibility.

During Mental Health Awareness Month, Divinity Pictures is proud to highlight our strategic alliance with the National Alliance on Mental Illness Florida surrounding our upcoming film, “The Lost Identity,” currently in development.

Designed to keep audiences on the edge of their seats, “The Lost Identity” is an action-packed psychological crime-thriller grounded in a commitment to authenticity, humanity and meaningful dialogue – both on and off screen.

As filmmakers, we believe psychological storytelling should do more than captivate audiences. It should also approach complex subjects with care, realism and intention.

Through this alliance, we look forward to expanding conversations surrounding mental health representation in film and media, while continuing to build a project rooted in cinematic ambition and social awareness.

We invite you to follow our journey .pictures and -- join the conversation and help break stigma. 🤍

This is just the beginning.

Divinity Pictures recently joined alumni from University of Florida (UF) in support of International Gator Day, an annua...
05/19/2026

Divinity Pictures recently joined alumni from University of Florida (UF) in support of International Gator Day, an annual global community service initiative led by the University of Florida Alumni Association that unites Gator Clubs® and affiliate groups around the world to positively impact local communities through volunteerism, philanthropy and acts of service.

Held at Metropolitan Ministries in Tampa Bay, the volunteer activity brought together UF alumni, community leaders and supporters dedicated to serving families in need throughout the region. Volunteers received a guided tour of the Metropolitan Ministries campus before assisting with accepting, sorting and preparing gently used donation items for underserved and homeless families. For Divinity Pictures, the event represented a meaningful opportunity to deepen its growing relationship with the UF community, while reinforcing the company’s mission of purposeful storytelling and real-world impact.

“Our stories are ultimately about people, resilience and the human experience, so serving families and individuals facing difficult circumstances is deeply aligned with who we are as a company,” said Abrraham Rockferry, founder and CEO of Divinity Pictures. “As our collaboration with UF continues to grow, International Gator Day was a powerful reminder that true impact extends far beyond the screen. We’re proud to connect with alumni in support of organizations, like Metropolitan Ministries, that are positively shaping the lives of those in need, every single day.”

The volunteer initiative also reflects the emerging collaboration between Divinity Pictures and the Media Production, Management and Technology Department within University of Florida’s College of Journalism and Communications, as both organizations continue exploring opportunities centered around storytelling, education and career development.

Divinity Pictures remains committed to creating purpose-driven films, while supporting initiatives that uplift communities and inspire meaningful conversations beyond entertainment. 🔗Link in bio for more info.

Film doesn’t start and stop with entertainment. 🎬At its highest level, it becomes something more: an economic force, a c...
05/08/2026

Film doesn’t start and stop with entertainment. 🎬

At its highest level, it becomes something more:
an economic force,
a cultural language and
a tool for real-world impact.

In a private conversation on The Impact of Film at the University Club of Tampa, producer Abrraham Rockferry explored that idea, alongside others, with Carali McLean, executive director of the National Alliance on Mental Illness Florida. Their talk connected storytelling to real conversations around mental health, education, community and more — giving Club members a first-hand look at how significantly film can pe*****te society. 

From driving industries and creating opportunity …
to shaping how people and places are seen …
to supporting awareness through purpose-driven work like "The Lost Identity" ...
as Rockferry emphasized, "What we create carries weight."

The question is how we choose to use it as a society.

📽 Follow us for more on our films, including behind-the-scenes footage, and other critical conversations around film.

04/16/2026

This past weekend, our Founder & CEO Abrraham Rockferry took the stage at the University of Florida (UF)’s Orange & Blue Film Festival — sharing his professional journey, the vision behind Divinity Pictures, and what it really takes to build a career in film today.

From insights on the evolving industry landscape, to a first look at our upcoming psychological crime thriller, "The Lost Identity," this exclusive talk provided student filmmakers with a moment of connection, inspiration and opportunity.

“It’s incredibly energizing to engage with emerging filmmakers at University of Florida," said Rockferry. "This is where the future of our industry is being shaped, and we’re proud to be an influential part of that journey.”

Moderated by Roxane Coche, Ph.D., Associate Professor and Chair, Department of Media Production, Management and Technology at UF, this Q&A opened the door for real conversations with the next generation of filmmakers. And that is made even more meaningful through our ongoing collaboration with the University of Florida’s College of Journalism and Communications.

Moments like these are profound and meaningful because it's where the future of the industry meets those actively shaping it. We're proud to be working with the UF Journalism & Communications and Media Production, Management & Technology Department to help prepare rising talent. Thanks again Orange & Blue Film Festival for having us!

✔️ Follow us as we continue to build, collaborate and push the boundaries of modern storytelling.

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