Edwin Stepp

Edwin Stepp has more than thirty years experience in media, marketing and advertising. He was executive editor for the quarterly, Vision—Journal for a New World, for over 15 years. The magazine was distributed in over 75 countries worldwide. He wrote dozens of articles about history, culture, religion, environment and current events for the publication. The magazine had a companion Website that had hundreds of thousands of visitors each month. Edwin led the development of the Website and also a mobile app for additional distribution of the content. In that position he also helped write and edit several books about Jewish and Christian history published by the journal.

In 2011, Edwin founded Django Productions, a television and film production company that focuses on documentaries and nonfiction entertainment. Believing the old adage, "Truth is stranger than fiction," Django Productions specializes in documentaries, nonfiction TV and feature films about true stories and historical events. The company co-produced Vinylmania, a film about the resurgence of vinyl records and also The Last Wild Race, a film about a grueling adventure race held each year in the Chilean Patagonia. Django is just completing work on a documentary about the legendary blues singer, Howlin' Wolf, another about America’s most prolific science fiction writer, Ray Bradbury, who wrote Fahrenheit 451. Several feature films are in development, including a dramatic story about the plundering of the largest gold find in Latin America, another about history's most prolific art forger and one about Bill Monroe, the man who created Bluegrass music.