Back in 2017, I interviewed an artist by the name of Kyle Dion at Okay Space - the performance was one of a kind. Literally. It was the only acoustic version of his single, “Brown.” And the song had evolved so dramatically from the studio version, it was worth me scrounging through old files and contracts to see I had clearance to post it after a given amount. And thankfully, I did. So enjoy this ode to Black Love and Music.
Read MoreElliot Guilbe and I worked on this project about a year ago. It was for one of my favorite clients, Sharon Richardson, the president of Re-Entry Rocks. She runs a program that employs formerly incarcerated women as caterers and event planners. Elliot and I were tasked with shooting a video. Here’s the first version. The second one’s coming soon!
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Read MoreIn this fourth installment of the #GangDatabase series, we talk to Marnie Lenox & Afrika Owes about the constitutional and ethical issues surrounding NYPD's use of a gang database.
Read MoreIf you haven't seen this remix of the The Golden Girls theme song. Thank me later, but watch it NOW.
Read MoreWe're back! Episode 1 of Season 2 is here: Eric B. for Presi- *cough* Eric Holder for President? Plus, we introduce a new spin-off series - "Single 30 Suck."
Read MoreWhen a high school student is forced on an errand to Trader Joe's, he runs into a stranger who might be able to save his life.. at a cost. Inspired by the death of Trayvon Martin, 'You Can't Die Here' explores the violence against unarmed Black men in a way that hasn't been seen before. Originally produced as a stage play in IMPACT's 2012 Director's Weekend, the original cast and playwright remade this story for the screen.
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Read Moren Episode 3, we explore different points of view on love and relationships with familiar faces from earlier projects In the Heights, relatives in St. Louis and people encountered in Washington DC. Here we recount stories of when lovers first meet, the permanence of relationships then & now, and finding meaning and significance in both.
In the midst of it all, these stories reveal the undeniable parallels of love across color, age, and sexuality that ultimately deconstructs the Other.
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Read MoreBehind the scenes!
Read MoreCheckout my early editing work with OkayAfrica in “How to Dance Gwara Gwara”
Need new moves? Look no further. Dope Afrobeats dancer Izzy Odigie teaches us how to dance Gwara Gwara. Song: Babes Wodumo ft. Mampintsha - Wololo
Shooter/Producer: Chika Okoli
Editor/Motion Graphics: Paul Notice
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Read MoreHere’s a look at the past. And a song. By Louie Armstrong.
Read More“… and there is no border that divides us. There is no wall high enough that we can’t come to each other.
Because in this struggle, we need each other to survive.”
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