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Video teaser produced for The Welders’ “Transmission”, a play written and performed by Gwydion Suilebhan. April 30-May 28, 2016 at the Atlas Performing Arts Center, Washington DC.
A promotional video for “Breaking Barriers: The Change Generation-The Freedom Riders”, produced for Philanthropic & Creative Entertainment, LLC, April 2015.
Video teaser produced for The Welders’ “happiness (and other reasons to die)”, a play written by Bob Bartlett and directed by Greg Henry. May 27-June 13, 2015 at the Atlas Performing Arts Center, Washington DC.
A video interview with Joan Belmar, featuring his painting series “Chords” on exhibition at Addison/Ripley Fine Art in Washington, DC, September 12 to October 25, 2014. Directed and produced by Gail Prensky and John King.
Video teaser produced for The Welders’ “Not Enuf Lifetimes”, a play written by Caleen Sinnette Jennings and directed by Psalmayene 24. November 1-15, 2014 at the Atlas Performing Arts Center, Washington DC.
Lisa Williamson, watercolor artist, living in Washington, DC. This interview with Lisa reveals her watercolor technique and inspiration for the painting series “The In-Between”.
http://youtu.be/tJvMYxCB9_U The United States has not had a new grand strategy since Eisenhower and the Cold War. Our country needs a new grand strategy for prosperity, sustainability, and security that is powered by an economic engine fueled by the needs of housing, energy, and agriculture. This video was produced with Effect Partners for the Grand … Read More
This short video was produced in 2014 to show The Jüdische Kulturbund Project’s vision for telling the story of artists living under oppression and how they respond through their art.
BeBop to Hip Hop is a project created by Carrington B. Davis Entertainment Group. This promo was produced for VH1’s “Help Save the Music” in our schools. The Bebop to Hiphop concert was slated to premiere in Washington, DC, featuring performances by M’BOOM and The W.E.S. Group Hip Hop Project.
http://youtu.be/zy9Eak5Z5bY Cheick Hamala Diabaté is a Malian griot and musician living in Washington, DC. In this interview, Cheick talks about the importance of music and being a musician to connect with people and communicate about Mali, Africa.