Bigg Jah and Dame Ritter discuss their experiences in comedy, music, filmmaking, and the evolution of their careers into where they are today. The two also cover how they initially connected, how Bigg Jah discovered his passion and love through the sketch community and ultimately building his brand. We also discuss Jah's current series 'The Lesbian Homie' Season 4. Dame Ritter speaks on his role in management and their creative success. They also touch on various monetization strategies they use as independent creators and filmmakers, and the future of content creation.

Chris Stokes And Marques Houston Discuss Directing, Writing, Producing And Starring In Their New Film RUN

Erica Mena And Claudia Jordan Discuss Their Roles In The New Chris Stokes Film RUN

Annie Ilonzeh and Erica Pinkett Discuss Their Characters And What It Was Like Filming Their New Film, ‘Run’

In this engaging conversation, the cast and crew of the upcoming film 'Lifer,' which is based on true events, discuss the inspiration behind the film, and the importance of redemption and second chances. They delve into the significance of the Prison Rescue Dog Program, each of their characters, and the collaborative efforts to bring this story of hope to life. You can contribute to the making of this feature by clicking the link below.

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Brandon T. Jackson discusses the concept behind his new show 'Makin' A Brand', an unscripted satire show that blends entrepreneurship and comedy. He shares his desires to build a community for underdog entrepreneurs that are trying to build brands, and the significance of quality in content creation. Brandon also highlights his future projects and collaborations, emphasizing the need for independent filmmakers to maintain creative control and connect with their audience.

Award-winning actress and producer Terri J. Vaughn shares her journey in the entertainment industry, discussing her new Netflix series, Miss Governor. She reflects on the challenges of being a Black woman in Hollywood, the importance of representation, and the joy of storytelling through comedy. Terri emphasizes the need for resilience, trusting one's instincts, and the significance of community support in achieving success. The discussion also touches on the casting process for Miss Governor and the impact of television on audiences, highlighting the show's mission to bring laughter and joy to viewers.

Shamon Brown Jr. shares his journey from a child actor in Chicago to becoming a prominent actor known for his role as Papa on 'The Chi' and as Michelangelo in 'Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles'. He discusses the challenges and triumphs of growing up in the acting industry, the importance of character development, and the unique experiences of voice acting. Shamon emphasizes the significance of having a strong support system, the need for perseverance in the face of rejection, and the joy of collaborating with fellow actors. He also offers valuable advice for aspiring actors and reflects on the importance of staying true to oneself while navigating the complexities of fame and success.