ENTERTAIN. EDIFY. INSPIRE.

ABOUT ROEBUCK MEDIA

Roebuck Media, based in Roswell, New Mexico, specializes in films that Entertain, Edify, and Inspire. Their first feature was the award-winning romantic comedy Coyote County Loser. Coyote County Loser is available on DVD, High-Def Blu-ray, Amazon Prime, Netflix and iTunes digital download.

In the Spring of 2013 Roebuck Media released CAMP to theaters in 85 markets. Inspired by true stories from a camp for abused and neglected children, the theatrical run raised over $70,000 to send forgotten children to summer camp. CAMP is now available on DVD and High-Def Blu-ray, Netflix, Amazon Prime and coming soon to iTunes digital download. 

Loving Lynda (documentary and feature) will be our most ambitious project to date. In addition, we are currently working on several unannounced projects.

CAMP

Inspired by true stories

To impress a potential client, financial advisor Ken Matthews (Michael Mattera) signs up to be a counselor at a camp for kids in the foster care system. Paired with Eli (Miles Elliot), a 10 year-old that is determined to hate camp, Ken’s annoyance by his camper’s antics leads to Eli getting into trouble with camp director Tammie Pickens (Grace Johnston). However, when Ken discovers Eli’s dark past, his apathy turns to compassion. But how do you fix years of brokenness in just a couple days of summer camp? Inspired by true stories of ordinary people who provide extraordinary help for abused and neglected kids, CAMP is a tale of hope shining in the dark places for forgotten children.

Available on DVD and High-Def Blu-ray, Netflix, Amazon Prime and coming soon to iTunes digital download. 

WATCH THE FULL CAMP TRAILER HERE

Loving Lynda

A documentary on real love 

On May 30th, 1964, Jim Walters exchanged vows with Lynda Springfield at the United Methodist Church in Siloam Springs, Arkansas. The happy couple settled into a life where Jim, the sharp young seminary graduate, became a favorite professor at a small, private college, and Lynda took care of their two boys, worked in the library, and served as Jim's secretary, typing his dissertation on a borrowed typewriter.

Thirteen years into the marriage, double vision started. Followed by stumbling. Occasionally her feet would not respond when she wanted to walk. Finally, in early 1977, Jim took Lynda to a hospital for testing.

Four weeks later Lynda was diagnosed with a "demyelinating disease" later identified as Multiple Sclerosis. The disease progressively destroyed Lynda's nervous system. Slowly it took away control of every function of her body. Walking, holding her children, eventually even the ability to speak were all taken away. In January 2012, after 35 years of fighting M.S., Lynda passed away.

Ironically, it was the methodical, unceasing attack of M.S. that revealed not only the strength of Jim and Lynda's commitment in better or worse, but a true love greater than the loves in the fairy tales and story books. Their joy in each other through unceasing trial moved their friends, students, and colleagues to fight for their own marriages. Jim and Lynda's relationship did not just serve as an example of what is good in marriage, it inspired others to seek the best their relationships offered.

COYOTE COUNTY LOSER

A romantic comedy for the loser in all of us

Can losers find love? Southwest desert radio station K-RAP is struggling to pay the bills when suave radio jock Jack Proctor (Beau Clark) zooms through Coyote County on his way to LA to take the gig of a lifetime. When the deal stalls, Jack temps on-air for small town K-RAP. Dr. Lauren Hartford (Nikki Boyer), local on-air relationship expert, gets under Jack’s skin by questioning his love advice and prompts him to initiate a high-stakes contest to find Coyote County’s biggest loser and help him woo the county’s most unattainable woman. Before this battle of the sexes is over, Jack and Lauren learn that love is for losers after all.

Available on DVD, High-Def Blu-ray, Amazon Prime, Netflix and iTunes digital download.

WATCH THE FULL COYOTE COUNY LOSER TRAILER HERE