STANDING ON MEAN GREEN BUSINESS New Mount Rose is thrilled to welcome Trey Haley—the acclaimed director of The Family Business, The Family Business: New Orleans, and The Black Hamptons—to our Hallelujah Fall Fest.



Something BIG is happening in Fort Worth!

New Mount Rose is thrilled to welcome Trey Haley—the acclaimed director of The Family Business, The Family Business: New Orleans, and The Black Hamptons—to our Hallelujah Fall Fest on Saturday, November 22, 2025, sometime between 10 AM to 2 PM!



This is a homecoming celebration you don’t want to miss! Trey, an Arlington native and proud University of North Texas alumnus, has risen to become the President and Partner of Tri Destined Studios, one of the most dynamic production studios in the industry. He leads all Tri Destined Studios productions and events while building powerful, diverse partnerships that open doors for communities everywhere.


THE BLACK HAMPTONS: https://youtu.be/KR-fEBeoels?si=GtinLs7iP8zs1ZWv


Trey’s journey began in Denton, Texas, where he discovered his passion for creativity as a cable programmer and editor while studying Radio, Television and Film at UNT. His commitment to excellence carried him to Los Angeles, where he learned from some of the most influential music video directors in the business. His career continued to soar as he worked alongside major production companies like Revelations Entertainment (Morgan Freeman) and A Band Apart (Quentin Tarantino).


THE FAMILY BUSINESS: https://youtu.be/9JHtiJ57HdA?si=-sagAEeDFozzjnMA


Today, Trey Haley is celebrated for his uplifting spirit, his gift for uniting people, and his mission to create films and projects that inspire, empower, and reshape the way we see the world.


Pastor Kyev Tatum, also a proud UNT alumnus, extended this special invitation:

“Trey is an incredible talent and a respected director in the film industry. We are excited to welcome him home and grateful that he is choosing to give back to his community during this season of thanksgiving.”


THE FAMILY BUSINESS NEW ORLEANS: https://youtu.be/zq6CTkJg1EI?si=GDKr-OuzVM7wYltT


New Mount Rose continues to be a leader in community building, restoration, and hope. Our Hallelujah Fall Fest is a joyful extension of our monthly New Mount Rose Community Food Bowl, where we serve, lift, and celebrate our neighbors.



For more information on how you can support or contribute to this powerful community experience, contact Pastor Tatum at 817-966-7625 or kptatum1@gmail.com.


Come out, celebrate, and be a part of something unforgettable!

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  1. Lynda - Pittsburgh familyNovember 21, 2025 at 5:02 PM

    What a blessed experience! I wish I could be there with you to celebrate this event and this amazing young man! I am a fan of his shows!

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