I am so proud of Trenton Public Schools for their upcoming Stand for Peace Week which starts next Monday, May 24th. I’ll be there for two days. On May 26th we’re having a screening for Can She Be Saved? which will be sponsored by The Center for Family, Community, & Social Justice, Inc, Howard University [...]

Day 10 had kicked me in the teeth, but after surviving it, I realized that I must just hold on. Day 10 made me feel that I couldn’t stay on this path that would uplift my life in a hundred different ways and just as I was down in the dumps, I received notice that [...]

When it rains it pours, and so today I got two pieces of Good News. The first piece was that the San Francisco Black Film Festival selected Can She Be Saved? and then shortly after receiving that notification, Female Shorts: Film & Video Showcase notified me that they selected Can She Be Saved? as well!  [...]

Can She Be Saved? is an official selection for the 2010 San Francisco Black Film Festival. This will give me an opportunity to see all my fam in the Bay area!  Thanks SF Black Film Festival for selecting Can She Be Saved? I plan to represent to the fullest. The trailer is below:

I hope you all aren’t tired of reading about Can She Be Saved? and the success that its having as its being screened at film festivals throughout the country. For independent filmmakers, film festivals are you’re first outlet to see if you can connect with film watchers. The people who produce film festivals love films [...]

Hey peoples! My film, Can She Be Saved? is screening tomorrow at 1pm at Regal Cinemas in downtown San Diego and also on Sunday at 11am in the same location! I’m excited. It’s a big milestone. Someone told me yesterday that thousands of films submitted for this festival but only 100 made it. So there’s [...]

I was recently notified that my debut film, Can She Be Saved? has been selected to screen at the 5th Annual Women’s International Film and Arts Festival in Miami which is being held March 26 – April 3, 2010. I look forward to meeting my fellow women filmmakers. And for the people who indulge me [...]

I affectionately refer to my film, Can She Be Saved? as the little film that could. Last night when I was on the way home from the airport, I received an email that alerted me that Can She Be Saved? is an official selection of the 2010 Texas Black Film Festival. I’m thankful and honored! [...]

I will be in the house at the 4th Annual National Girl Bullying Conference presenting a session that will feature my film, Can She Be Saved? and my book Retaliation. As most of you know, working with young women has been a passion of mine for many years, so I’m overjoyed that this opportunity has [...]

Yesterday, I received word that the San Diego Black Film Festival has selected my film, Can She Be Saved? to be screened at their film festival in 2010. The film festival is January 28 – 31. I plan to be in the house with bells and whistles. There are a lot of people that supported [...]

I was doing some research today on girl fights and came across a teen girl who was attacked TODAY! According to news reports out of Chicago, Andrea Thomas, 16 was attacked while sitting in her sister’s car. The reason for the attack? A dispute stemming from her SISTER’S previous romantic relationship. Andrea was apparently an [...]

My film, Can She Be Saved? will be screening this Saturday, November 21, 2009 as a part of the DC Hip Hop Shorts Festival at the DC Historical Society, 801 K St, NW, Washington, DC. It starts at 1pm, but my film will be shown around 2pm. I will be meeting with members of the [...]