Friends

Each individual and company here became a quick friend, generously opening up their hearts and spaces to support Perfect Sundays.

Dale Dobson

The original inspiration for this series, Dale Dobson, has dedicated his entire adult life to helping farmers and rural communities. And alongside his current educational and philanthropic partner, Dr. Witt, Dale is innovating modern farm safety, health and rescue practices. As their program is named so aptly, they are “Raising Hope” every single day.

Ted Matthews

Ted dedicated over 40 years to helping farm families all across the state of Minnesota, while lecturing around the country. His unparalleled knowledge of farm psychology and ability to help people were so profound that July 8th was just named “Ted Matthews Day” in his home state. His early feedback on our story was invaluable, and we are so grateful for him and his powerful work.

Jim Parrack

Jim is a larger than life presence, both onscreen and off. His magnanimous personality and big, kind heart make everyone around him better. Starring as “Junior” in SILO, he reprises that role in subtle fashion in Episode 5 of Perfect Sundays. An Associate Producer on the series, Jim’s notes on the script played a pivotal role as we got closer to production.

Noel + Christine Figueroa

Bucks County natives, Christine and Noel Figueroa, are known to all as generous, kind, big-hearted, artistic and brilliant. Without them, this production never reaches day one as their generosity of spirit and network laid the groundwork for our production’s success.

Deep Run East Mennonite Church

Deep Run East gave us the spiritual and logistical wings to fly. As our hero church location - and our company headquarters during filming - the folks at Deep Run opened their doors wide enough to allow our fun little circus to play freely. And alongside their wonderful friends at Blooming Glen Mennonite Church, provided us with a bevy of background actors to fill their hand hewn pews.

Aunt Wendy’s

Don’t get us started on how wonderful the real Aunt Wendy (Levins) and her daughter, January, are. They opened their doors wide open, helped us production design our scenes, and sent us home with hundreds of DELICIOUS kiffles.

Middletown Grange Fair

The Middletown Grange Fair, and the wonderful Scott Dengler who runs it, provided the perfect backdrop for our episode 5 action between Caleb and Mitch. Together with local partners and farm personalities and friends, the Grange gave us the feeling of frenetic smalltown energy that the series thrives on.

New Holland Sales Stables

For over 100 years, the Kolb family and New Holland Sales Stables have been a staple in the lives of livestock farmers and traders. Their hospitality in welcoming us into their unique and authentic space led to a special Episode 3.

Peddler's Village

Peddlers Village not only provided incredible accommodations to our cast, but they also were a crucial filming location in Episode 5. A special shoutout to Kristin Garcia, Brian Shields and Bob McGowan for helping make it happen and for being such wonderful hosts!

Delaware Valley University

Our local ag university, Dr. Broc Sandelin, and his team at “DelVal” have been incredibly supportive from the get-go. We hope to continue collaborating, learning and educating the next generation of farmers together!

Bruce B Latshaw

Bruce was an incredible partner on our project. As the man in charge of milk pickups for all of the local dairies, he is incredibly busy. Yet he spent countless hours helping us on our project, including training “Reyes” on his onscreen job, and also providing his tanker for features in Episodes 1 and 6. We are so grateful for his participation and generosity!

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