Tag: Film production

America’s First Black Film Production Company

Lincoln Motion Picture Company, founded in 1916, was the first Black-owned film production company in America. Created by brothers Noble and George Johnson in response to the racist film The Birth of a Nation, it aimed to portray Black Americans with dignity and humanity. Now, director Brennan DuBose is reviving this historic studio for a new generation, emphasizing accurate storytelling through partnerships with academic institutions and prioritizing the full range of Black experiences and excellence in modern filmmaking.

Paris Jackson vs. Colman Domingo

Paris Jackson criticizes Colman Domingo's comments about her involvement in the Michael Jackson biopic. Jackson states she had zero involvement, only reading an early script and offering notes on dishonest elements. When her feedback was ignored, she disassociated from the project.

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