Sheepshed Entertainment is a multimedia production company based out of North Alabama focused on creating high quality entertainment from a Christian worldview. To date, they have produced short films, music videos, an audio comedy series, and Season One of the sitcom Operation Fernsby.

The journey began in 2014 with the production of the short Treatment 42. Several years later, Sheepshed hit the ground running by producing Bump, an ambitious pro-life drama set in the future which garnered nominations at film festivals across the country, including winning the Sanctity of Life Award at the Christian Worldview Film Festival. The business model of producing multiple shorts at a time instead of one sparked a series of shooting steaks and partnering with other production companies.

Why the name? Growing up in Texas on a mini-ranch, two sheep grew into a flock of 60. To keep up, the sheep shed gained a west wing, a south wing, and eventually exploded into a structure tall enough for a giraffe. And, while a giraffe never graced the giant shed, several llamas (one of which thought she was a sheep) were pleased with their new accommodations. This constantly changing landmark became the name for the production company as the only other option would have been the chicken coop which looked like a prison, and frankly, would have been an embarrassment.