Collective Development Inc.

Michigan based Collective Development Inc. has been growing a large audience with their biblical adventure series "The Quest Trilogy," (Forty Nights, Chasing the Star, The Christ Slayer) being released by Bridgestone Multi-Media Group.

When looking to cast professional actors residing in Michigan for principal roles, it's usually – not always - a matter of reaching out to three regions.

CDI Publishing releases first book under new banner ahead of new movie with similar themes slated for a 2018 release.

All three films in Collective Development Incorporated's 'The Quest Trilogy' have a subtle, underlying element seamlessly woven into each layered storyline. 'Innocence,' presented in unique ways.

The old axiom, 'Art imitates life,' is a prevailing theme throughout 'MBF' (Man's Best Friend), the next feature film to be shot by award-winning Lansing-based production company, Collective Development Incorporated (CDI).

Michigan's own, Shane Hagedorn and David Gries, seasoned actors with character role and leading man credentials, have far exceeded 'one-trick pony' status.

Michigan-based Collective Development Incorporated continues to layer an already powerful cast for it's engaging drama and cautionary 'tail' 'MBF' ('Man's Best Friend') with the addition of two seasoned character actors and the introduction of a film...

MBF (Man's Best Friend) is now in development at Collective Development Inc. (CDI) aiming for a post-holiday shoot in Michigan. The films producers are looking to move into pre-production in Feb. with cameras rolling in March 2018.

One 'veteran' actor was a real-life U.S. Army Ranger and the other, whose career has spanned decades after his start as a child actor in Hollywood, was a star on the popular 1987-90 TV series, 'Tour of Duty,' which followed a U.S. Army unit in Vietnam.

MBF (Man's Best Friend) is the next motion picture for Collective Development Inc.