Sacred Beauty, a new series by Family Theater Productions, that features artists creating in various mediums, interviews Michael Spooner wholives out his faith as an animation artist in Hollywood.
Creating Sacred Beauty
Episode 16: Jason Leith
In this episode of Creating Sacred Beauty, we sit down with portrait artist Jason Leith, whose powerful "relational portraits" are transforming the lives of people experiencing homelessness and poverty. Instead of simply drawing someone's face, Jason spends hours listening to their story, seeing their dignity, and creating artwork that reminds them of their God-given worth.
From Skid Row in Los Angeles to shelters and resource centers, Jason shares how these portrait sessions have led people to seek rehab, reconnect with family, and rediscover hope. His work is a beautiful reminder that sacred art isn't confined to church walls—it can meet people exactly where they are.
Family Theater Productions makes Emmy, Gabriel, and Christopher Award-winning stories that unlock hearts to the possibilities of love, family, and faith.
Family and faith-based media is our specialty, from the quirky, fun YouTube series Catholic Central and its Spanish-language compadre Lente Católico, to the inspiring documentary Playing Like a Girl: The House That Rob Built.
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AUTHOR: Family Theater Productions
IMAGES: Holy Cross Family Ministries
About the Author
Family Theater Productions
Founded by Venerable Patrick Peyton in 1947, and based on Sunset Boulevard in Hollywood, California, Family Theater Production creates family-suitable and faith-friendly media for film, television and digital.

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