The House I Live In (2013)

Like many, I've been watching Orange is the New Black on Netflix and getting addicted. While that show is great entertainment, I heard about a documentary, The House I Live In, that takes a closer look at the Drug War and the effects on minorities, society, the government, police practices and prisons. I cannot give this a stronger recommendation.

It's available on many platforms, please take a look!

You can watch it for free on YouTube or stream on Netflix. Widely available.
It also features author, Michelle Alexander, who wrote The New Jim Crow.

Revision Path showcase

The Revision Path, a showcase of black designers and developers featured me on their site.
We did an online interview that delves into the intricacies of my career and field.

Check it out and learn about some other great designers!
Revision Path

Immy Humes, filmmaker, came to speak to our class last night. She had fantastic insight about storytelling and problem solving. Looking forward to seeing more of her work!

Screening at Reel Sisters of the Diaspora Film Festival, Brooklyn 2012
Chatting with festival curator, Rhonda Haynes.
Me in front of step & repeat

Wind of Al-Amal

I worked with filmmaker Frederic Lean to create visuals for "The Wind of Al-Amal", a documentary about Iraqi refugees living in the United States.

Please see the trailer which features my designs. 

Reel Sisters of the Diaspora Film Festival

My short film "Delilah" will be featured in the Reel Sisters of the Diaspora Film Festival. October 13-14th at Kumble Theatre, Long Island University Brooklyn campus near Atlantic Station.
It has been given the "Best Experimental" Award.

My film screens on Saturday 10/13 in the "Who Am I" section at 5pm.

Reform School

APAK

Damon Locks

Joshua Krause

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I went to the Reform School art event yesterday with my friend.

This promotes the importance of the arts in education. Lots of great work and some fun interactive projects, like photos.

Check it out Sunday and Monday 10/10, 10/11