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Greater Los Angeles Area

American Gangster: Trap Queens is a new installment of the critically acclaimed American Gangster series that examines the lives and the legend behind some of America's most notorious female criminals. Currently in its third season - Airing on BET / Streaming on BET+

Los Angeles, Ca.

American Gangster: Trap QueensSpecializing in Reality and Docu-series projects.

Film Company specializing in short, feature, music video and documentary films.

Hartsville, South Carolina

180 Days: HartsvilleThe second season of the peabody award winning series centers on education in Hartsville, South Carolina. Darlington county is an A+ school district, one of the best in the state, in spite of over 90% poverty rates in some of their schools. This season focuses on the local community and school districts efforts to educate and help an impoverished community of elementary school kids while trying to maintain an A+ rating in the state school system.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

180 Days: A Year Inside An American High SchoolA Peabody Award Winning Series for PBS.Washington Metropolitan, aka DC Met, has all the problems a modern American high school can have: truancy, teen pregnancy, homelessness, violent crime. Getting in the front door is like going through airport security. Ninety-seven percent of the kids are classified as “economically disadvantaged.” Fewer than half are reading or doing math at grade level. Yet 180 Days, chronicling a year in the life of this inner-city school, is actually an encouraging documentary. Its optimism, far from blind, starts with DC Met’s savvy, upbeat principal, Tanishia Williams Minor, and extends through her faculty, both pragmatic veterans and anxious upstarts, and some representative students who truly want a better future. Filmmaker Jacquie Jones and her cohorts not only show us the personal challenges at DC Met, they document the real, serious effort being made. And they put it all into the context of funding uncertainties, the expectations of the DC school system, and the rigorous standards imposed by the Obama administration’s “Race to the Top” reforms. For its intimate, hopeful portrait of an inner-city school under the gun in more ways than one, 180 Days: A Year Inside an American High School receives a Peabody Award.

Reality based TV Show showcasing the inner workings of the music industry.

B.A., Film

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