Bethel Music's Movie "Bright Ones" is Now Available for FREE Streaming

Bethel Music's movie Bright Ones film is now available free on streaming until April 21. Bright Ones follows the lives of three students, each embarking on a journey to find their identity while attending a performing arts high school, the film embraces themes of friendship, family and the courage to find your own voice.
The Dove Award-winning soundtrack for the film is already available and includes three acoustic tracks performed by two of the film's stars, Peyton Allen and Josie Buchanan. The soundtrack also includes dialogue clips from the film interwoven throughout the project.
Breaking the mold of kid's worship, critically acclaimed Bright Ones the album offers a diverse pop-influenced soundscape with a mixture of re-invented covers and original songs written by members of Bethel Music, performed by the youth of Bright Ones.
Tags : bethel music bright ones bright ones movie
Hot Trends
-
MTV Signs Off After 44 Years, Closing a Chapter in Music and Pop Culture
-
Vanessa Brown Knowles, Stellar Award-Winning Gospel Singer, Dies in Tragic Accident
-
Tony Evans Announces New Book and Speaking Tour Following Ministry Restoration
-
Brandy Norwood Addresses Abrupt Exit from Chicago Concert, Cites Dehydration
-
for KING + COUNTRY's "World on Fire (with Taylor Hill)" is 2025’s #1 Most Added Song
-
Dallas Jenkins Expands "The Chosen" Universe with New Animated Series "The Chosen Adventures"
-
CeCe Winans Releases Stirring New Single “At The Cross”
-
Forrest Frank & Cory Asbury Announce “Halftime for Heaven” — A Christian Worship Alternative to the Super Bowl Halftime Show
-
Oscar-Winning Actress Diane Keaton, Raised in the Methodist Faith, Dies at 79
-
Jaakko Ohtonen to Portray Jesus in Mel Gibson’s "The Passion of the Christ: Resurrection"
-
Samuel Rodriguez to Executive Produce Inspirational Movie about the Man Who Created ‘Flamin’ Hot Cheetos’
-
Sandee Jo Crocker Offers a Heart-Rendering Interview About How to Find Help in an Abusive Relationship
-
Jelly Roll Responds to Forrest Frank’s Decision to Skip Award Shows
-
Exclusive Carman Exhibit Opens at the Museum of Christian Gospel Music in Tennessee
-
Sunday Drive's "Breaking Boundaries" Is Coming Out in the Spring of 2022
Most Popular
-
MTV Signs Off After 44 Years, Closing a Chapter in Music and Pop Culture
-
Vanessa Brown Knowles, Stellar Award-Winning Gospel Singer, Dies in Tragic Accident
-
Tony Evans Announces New Book and Speaking Tour Following Ministry Restoration
-
Brandy Norwood Addresses Abrupt Exit from Chicago Concert, Cites Dehydration
-
for KING + COUNTRY's "World on Fire (with Taylor Hill)" is 2025’s #1 Most Added Song
-
Dallas Jenkins Expands "The Chosen" Universe with New Animated Series "The Chosen Adventures"
-
CeCe Winans Releases Stirring New Single “At The Cross”
-
Forrest Frank & Cory Asbury Announce “Halftime for Heaven” — A Christian Worship Alternative to the Super Bowl Halftime Show
-
Oscar-Winning Actress Diane Keaton, Raised in the Methodist Faith, Dies at 79
-
Jaakko Ohtonen to Portray Jesus in Mel Gibson’s "The Passion of the Christ: Resurrection"
-
Samuel Rodriguez to Executive Produce Inspirational Movie about the Man Who Created ‘Flamin’ Hot Cheetos’
-
Sandee Jo Crocker Offers a Heart-Rendering Interview About How to Find Help in an Abusive Relationship
-
Jelly Roll Responds to Forrest Frank’s Decision to Skip Award Shows
-
Exclusive Carman Exhibit Opens at the Museum of Christian Gospel Music in Tennessee
-
Sunday Drive's "Breaking Boundaries" Is Coming Out in the Spring of 2022