For so many years when I’d imagine cowboys, I’d clearly see the hat, the boots, and a gun. My mom would have “Walker, Texas Ranger” or “Gunsmoke”...
Category - Film
The historical portrayal of African people or the African continent in television commercials, films and advertisement has been despicable and...
November is here and we have a lonnnng list of television series and movies featuring Black actors to highlight and put you on. I hope you’re...
Film, Reel Creator, Resources, Television, The Reel Effect
Hey LatinX and BIPOC Creators, This Is An Amazing Opportunity!
When we think of rich cultures of diversity, Latin culture is always mentioned. Yet, so often, they are the side characters in so many shows. A...
When you think of Black Horror director`s, the first person to come to your mind is probably Jordan Peele, right? While Peele seems to be the...
Film, International Film, The Reel Effect
Producer Sterline Delphonse On Her Rise To Becoming A Haitian Filmmaker!
Sterline Delphonse is a Haitian filmmaker, a business woman and an actress. In 1991, Delphonse was born in Port-au-Prince, Haiti. In 2006, she moved...
Film, Resources, Television, The Reel Effect
5 Podcasts with Black and Latinx Hosts You Need to Listen to Now!
Podcasts are one of the most popular forms of entertainment right now, and it`s no wonder why. Podcasts can be about anything from true crime...
Film, Television, The Reel Effect
Telling Stories Begged to Be Told Featuring Nia DaCosta and Michaela Coel
To be at the intersection of being a Black woman is to always be criticized, misunderstood, or misrepresented. Although, it does get frustrating...
Film, The Reel Effect
Filmmaker, Dapo Ibrahim Breaks Down Why Being Introverted Is His Biggest Weapon
Close your eyes (well, read this paragraph first, then close your eyes) and think about a different world. You do things, take actions, make certain...
The Many Saints of Newark – October 1st – HBO The anticipation is high for Sopranos lovers since the prequel to the six season series is...