Industry News · August 24, 2026
Wonder Project September Slate Puts Family Streaming And Sight & Sound Titles In Focus
| Source | What it reported | Date |
|---|---|---|
| BroadwayWorld | BroadwayWorld reported that Wonder Project is adding family films and Sight & Sound titles in September. | 2026-08-24 |
| AOL | AOL's September streaming guide listed Wonder Project's Sight & Sound rollout and kids and family content. | 2026-08-22 |
| Wonder Project | Wonder Project describes its service as a subscription streaming service on Prime Video with original series, films and curated programming. | 2026-08-24 |
What did BroadwayWorld report about Wonder Project's September slate?
BroadwayWorld reported that Wonder Project will add content for the whole family on its Prime Video subscription service starting September 1. BroadwayWorld said the September family section includes titles such as Invincible, Like Mike, Shaun The Sheep, Spirit: Stallion of Cimarron, The Land Before Time and multiple VeggieTales titles.
BroadwayWorld also reported that Wonder Project and Sight & Sound are bringing biblical stage productions to the service as a season-long slate of premieres. BroadwayWorld listed Noah for September 10 and Queen Esther for September 24 under the Wonder Originals: Sight & Sound schedule.
How did AOL describe the streaming calendar?
AOL's September streaming guide included a Wonder Project section. AOL listed Sight & Sound titles on a fall schedule that included Jesus on July 30, Ruth on August 13, Moses on August 27, Noah on September 10 and Queen Esther on September 29.
AOL also listed a Kids & Family Content section for Wonder Project. AOL's guide connected the September additions to the wider monthly streaming calendar, where faith and family programming now sits beside larger entertainment platforms in consumer-facing release lists.
Why does the slate matter for faith-based film producers?
Wonder Project's own About page describes the company as an independent studio and streaming service for stories that spark wonder, inspire hope and bring audiences together. Wonder Project also describes the service as a subscription channel on Prime Video with original series, films and a curated library.
For producers tracking the category, the BroadwayWorld and AOL listings show another faith-and-family distributor building predictable release windows around known titles. FourBoys' evergreen faith-based films page explains the company's focus on stories built for family and values-driven audiences.