Starting the year off The Reel Effect wanted showcase and highlight an amazing award winning web series, Bubbly Brown Sugar! The creator, Tamala Baldwin, not only wrote...
Author - Meah Denee
Meah is the Founder and Host of The Reel Effect; your go-to entertainment news site for all things black entertainment news. Our mission is to showcase not only television, film and celebrity news but also the work of indie filmmakers and artists. Follow her work at www.youtube.com/ Learn more about her at www.meahdenee.com
Christmas movies go hand in hand with feeling the Christmas spirit and embodying the holidays. Television networks like Hallmark broadcast these feel good movies for...
The holidays do not only call for classic Christmas films but also timeless plays like The Nutcracker but during a time like this most theater lovers have missed their...
Shit Black Girls Watch Podcast, The Reel Effect
We Released A Podcast! Shit Black Girls Watch Podcast!
After several years of couch conversations about film, television shows, pop culture and current events The Reel Effect founder, Meah Denee, teamed up with her best...
Many of us are staying in this Halloween because of the scary virus that roams from person to person, but that does not have to stop you from having a fun and frightful...
Article written by Meah Denee Barrington and Phebe Banks The pandemic has been hard for everyone and that is why we wanted to give our audience a refresher and drop new...
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Celebrity Publicist Rocky Builds Up Brockton Community With New Activist Organization “The DARRC Coalition”
Many people see working in the entertainment industry as a constant grind, that you are on call 24/7 and need to out hustle the person beside you. There is some truth to...
If you don’t know who I am well… let me introduce myself! I’m Meah Denee Barrington, the founder of this website! I take great pride in that because...
Film, The Reel Effect, TRE Exclusive, Video
Reel Exclusive: Black Animator Discusses Short Film On God Being A Woman
Black animators are rare within big animation studios like Pixar, Warner Bros. Animation, and Illumination Entertainment. Thankfully black animated stories are being...
Film and activism are almost synonymous to each other, they have allowed black voices to be heard in such powerful ways that has changed the trajectory of how people of...