Become part of making a film that shows change and acceptance for people with Down syndrome.

Help us finish the film!

Filming is complete. Now we’re in post-production. Your support will help cover editing, color, music and the final steps to bring this film to life.

Watch this special message below from actors Sharonne Lanier and Michael J Patterson

“Wasn’t Always Like This” is more than just a movie, it’s a story about changing the way we see people with Down syndrome and challenging the assumptions that can shape a life before it even begins.

But we need your help to get there!

Your donation can help us finish the movie.

Whether you can give $25, $50, $100 or more.

Every contribution brings us one step closer to the finished film.

“Wasn’t Always Like This” is about a doctor who has a change of heart towards the disability community.

The Story

Dr. Susan Crenshaw has built a successful life with a loving husband, but her dream of becoming a mother remains out of reach. Then her sister Sharrine faces an unplanned pregnancy, forcing Susan to confront her beliefs—and setting in motion events that will change everything.

What people are saying about this project.

“Once this film is finished, it will be so powerful!” -Russell Clark-Clark Family Practice

“It’s a project worth doing, and alot of people need to see it!” -Kevin McDonald-“Positive Talk Radio”

“Very excited about this project and the work Jeff Peterson is doing spreading awareness and trying to make the world a better place.”-Mary E. Jackson –Ambassador Advocate of Autism TN

“This film will be a must see and will powerfully touch your heart!” -Janet Harllee -National podcast host of “Faith in an Ever-Changing World”

“Movies like these can change the heart of America. Movies can make you hate the racist prejudice. And movies can draw people together and cause you to love one another. Thank you for this movie and I support you.” –Daniel Gibbs

Will you help us finish what we started?

Your support helps us complete the film and share its message with the world.

Check out the award winning short film below that is the inspiration

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