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Grace Products was founded on a simple yet powerful idea: to make history come alive for students through engaging, character-driven storytelling. When Greg Vaughn sought to spark his daughter's interest in history, he realized traditional methods fell short. Leveraging his background in filmmaking, Vaughn created the Emmy Award-winning 'In Search of the Heroes' collection, blending adventure with education to teach timeless values. Over a decade of development with creative partner Fred Holmes resulted in a series now used in over 25,000 schools nationwide, reaching 4.5 million children annually. Our films transport students through time to learn from historical figures like Anne Frank and Harriet Tubman, emphasizing compassion, courage, and perseverance. President Clinton's 1996 call for character education inspired our approach, which aligns with modern curricula emphasizing integrity and leadership.

Teachers nationwide report increased library engagement after screenings, with students inspired to embody the heroic traits they witness. Each 30-40 minute film combines historical accuracy with modern storytelling techniques, addressing contemporary issues through historical contexts. From 'Forget Me Not' tackling intolerance to 'The Pioneer Spirit' highlighting resilience, our collection fosters critical thinking while meeting educational standards. With both DVD and streaming options available, we empower educators to create dynamic learning environments. Our commitment remains unwavering: to cultivate the next generation of heroes through transformative educational experiences.
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Educational DVDs Streaming Rights School Licenses Character Education Historical Films
Details
  • Year established: 2016
Highlights and features
  • Used in 25,000+ schools nationwide
  • Double Emmy Award-winning content
  • Character education aligned with curriculum standards
  • 10-year development by experienced filmmakers
  • Reaches 4.5 million children annually
What people say
Inspired children Excited teachers Increased library use Valuable resource Effective teaching tool
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Educational DVDs
Our Emmy-winning DVDs combine historical accuracy with engaging storytelling. Each 30-40 minute film transports students to pivotal moments in history through time-travel adventures. Teachers use these resources to teach character education while meeting curriculum standards on compassion, courage, and perseverance.
Streaming Rights
Online streaming options provide flexible access to our entire collection. Schools receive one year of digital access with DVD purchases. This hybrid approach allows educators to integrate historical lessons into modern classroom settings while maintaining technical compatibility with current systems.
Character Education
Our content emphasizes timeless character traits through historical contexts. Films address modern issues like intolerance and perseverance using historical figures as examples. This approach aligns with educational standards while providing practical applications for personal development and social responsibility.
People
Greg Vaughn
Founder
Award-winning filmmaker with 10 years developing educational content. Created 'In Search of the Heroes' to engage students through historical adventures. Holds multiple Emmys for educational innovation. Focuses on character development through historical storytelling.
Fred Holmes
Co-Creator
Creative partner with Greg Vaughn for over a decade. Collaborated on developing all 11 films in the collection. Ensures historical accuracy while maintaining engaging narratives. Key architect of the time-travel educational format used in classrooms nationwide.
Questions
What educational value do your films provide?
Our films meet curriculum standards while teaching character traits through historical contexts. Each 30-40 minute episode combines adventure with lessons on compassion, courage, and perseverance.
How are modern issues addressed in historical films?
We use time-travel narratives to connect past and present. For example, 'Forget Me Not' addresses intolerance by having a modern neo-Nazi meet Anne Frank, creating powerful learning opportunities about tolerance.
What formats are available for schools?
We offer DVD collections with included streaming rights. The full collection includes 11 films, while individual titles like 'Harriet Tubman' are available separately for targeted learning.
How do films align with educational standards?
Our content supports character education initiatives mandated in many states. President Clinton's 1996 State of the Union call for character education inspired our approach to integrating values into history lessons.