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MONDO BLACK: Black Art 1.0 Posted by: NBPC
Video duration: 534 seconds MB visits with two thought-provoking artists -- visual artist Kimberly Becoat, and writer/filmmaker Darius James -- exploring a diverse landscape of cultural paradigms in art, and film. |
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My Life, My Hustle: Karl Carter Posted by: NBPC
Video duration: 537 seconds Karl Carter offers a quick peek into the life of an independent entrepreneur hitting successful strides. Shot on a classically clear day in the hills of Mount Washington Los Angeles this short episode presents an inspiring articulation of drive, determination and a multi-cultural free market open to new energy. What kind of entrepreneurship do you see among young black men in your neighborhood? |
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Timoun Rezistans Posted by: NBPC
Video duration: 281 seconds Alex Louis, a member of the Youth Resistance Artist Collective, explores the loss they suffered on January 12th, and their uncertain future. Produced by Michele Stephenson. Story by Sabrina Gordon. Cinematography by Garland McLaurin. |
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(Re)Birth of A Nation Posted by: NBPC
Video duration: 502 seconds Vodou Priest Max Beauvoir discusses Haiti's rich, but often misunderstood religious heritage, and its connection to the identity of the nation. Produced by Michele Stephenson. Story by Sabrina Gordon. Cinematography by Garland McLaurin. |
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Sevis Lwa (Voudou Night Service) Posted by: NBPC
Video duration: 239 seconds Get a rare glimpse of a Haitian Vodou ceremony. Experience the rhythmic drumming, singing and joyous dancing that concludes the worship and prayers. Produced by Michele Stephenson. Story by Sabrina Gordon. Cinematography by Garland McLaurin. |
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Witness to Disaster Posted by: NBPC
Video duration: 432 seconds A family shares its firsthand account of the devastating earthquake, and how they are surviving in the aftermath. Produced by Michele Stephenson. Story by Sabrina Gordon. Cinematography by Garland McLaurin. |
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Champs De Mars: Plaza of the City Posted by: NBPC
Video duration: 329 seconds A nostalgic tour through this Haitian landmark and the human activity that engulfs it now that the public square has become the site of one of the country's largest post-quake encampments. Produced by Michele Stephenson. Edited by Fritz Archer. Cinematography by Garland McLaurin. |
