Rick Altizer

Rick Altizer is a film director, recording artist, music producer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and radio show host.
In 2021, Altizer wrote and directed <a href="/facts/Show_Me_the_Father/vrcn2WIX">Show Me the Father</a>, produced by Mark Miller and executive produced by the <a href="/facts/Kendrick_Brothers/k60ET5nl">Kendrick Brothers</a>. The film received an A+ <a href="/facts/CinemaScore/s1IQX2qM">CinemaScore</a>. 
He also wrote and directed Russ Taff: I Still Believe (winner of 9 film awards). Rick has also directed three documentaries for <a href="/facts/Chonda_Pierce/mjpL5s8E">Chonda Pierce</a>: Unashamed, Enough, and Laughing in the Dark (winner of 2 film awards).
Altizer has sold over one million albums. As a recording artist, he recorded seven studio albums with three top 10 singles.
He is currently the worship leader and a ruling elder at Hickory Grove Presbyterian Church (<a href="/facts/Presbyterian_Church_in_America/KlqvIqxD">PCA</a>) in <a href="/facts/Mount_Juliet%2c_Tennessee/Bcy9K9RY">Mount Juliet, Tennessee</a>. He is married to his wife, Jan. They have two sons, David and Matthew, a daughter-in-law, Laura, and grandsons, Ryan, Caleb, and Jonathan.
As a recording artist, Rick is an American <a href="/facts/Christian_music/Pq4VHb8t">Christian musician</a>, who primarily plays a <a href="/facts/Contemporary_Christian_music/1tdMaqE5">contemporary Christian music</a>, <a href="/facts/Christian_rock/BDK96FXX">Christian rock</a>, and <a href="/facts/Contemporary_worship_music/J1Nr4aWt">worship</a> style of music. He has released eight studio albums: Blue Plate Special in 1998, Neon Fixation in 1999, Go Nova in 2000, All Tie Zur in 2001, John Lennon's Glasses in 2002, Scripture Memory – Pop Symphonies in 2007, The Rise and Fall of $AM in 2010, and Bread in 2019 with <a href="/facts/KMG_Records/bLvEy8Uu">KMG Records</a>, True Tunes, <a href="/facts/Not_Lame_Recordings/FtJo9myd">Not Lame Recordings</a>, and Fuseic.

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Rick Altizer