Behind the Film – Who Is Like God

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BEHIND THE SCENES · FEATURE FILM IN PRODUCTION

Follow the film as it takes shape

From novel to feature film: follow the making of Who Is Like God. This is where I share how the story takes shape through screenplay, storyboards, locations, voices, music and editing. The page will grow as production progresses, without spoiling the story.

Last updated: November 2026

Making of the Who Is Like God feature film: film camera, clapperboard and Bergvalla

From story to screen

01Foundational work prepared

The novel and screenplay

The novel Who Is Like God is the foundation. Screenplay, dialogue and direction notes establish the film’s structure.

02In development

Storyboards and environments

Bergvalla and the story’s other locations take shape, image by image. Camera angles and pacing are planned with care.

03Production in progress

Scenes, voices and music

The first film sequences have been created. Dialogue, narration, music and editing are being developed together.

04Still ahead

The finished feature film

Further scenes will be created, reviewed and assembled into a complete film.

Production update · November 2026

The prologue and early Bergvalla environment sequences have been developed. Work continues on Eliora’s encounter with a mysterious stranger. This is an ongoing feature-film project, not a completed film.

The presentation film

Presentation video – to be added

A project presentation video is stored locally and will appear here once the original video file has been transferred from the computer.

Book trailer – an introduction

This is a trailer for the novel Who Is Like God, not the separate presentation video or a finished feature film.

The vision behind the film

At its heart are questions of light and darkness, fear, conscience, power and Agape – a love that does not seek its own gain. The film is being crafted with care for both the story and its characters.

More behind-the-scenes updates to come

Future updates may include new sequences, the film’s environments, sound and music, and further steps toward a completed film.

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