I had a great screening of NUMBER ONE ON THE CALL SHEET at the Aero Theater in Santa Monica as part of the American Cinematheque documentary festival. Representing on the step and repeat! It was a packed house! After the movie, we had a great question and answer session with…
+ Read MoreNumber One on the Call Sheet has gotten amazing coverage in the news! LA’s very own KTLA and TMZ gave it a shout out:
+ Read MoreMy friend David Belasco teaches an amazing course at USC about entrepreneurship with an incredible line up of guest speakers. Last time I did it, he encouraged me to bring my kids since they get to see their dad in a way they usually don’t experience. Great advice which led…
+ Read MoreDarrell has been my attorney for years and he’s so good that Variety honored him for his work in Hollywood! Well deserved! Will Packer was also honored, who I’ve known since he was an intern on RIDE, a movie I produced a lifetime ago. Now he’s a billion-dollar producer with…
+ Read MoreApple put together a portable immersive experience to promote the film. Things were so crazy I didn’t even get a chance to see it in person! But it sure looks cool and attracted huge crowds!
+ Read MoreEssence | Kelvin Byers They only need one name. Whoopi. Will. Viola. Denzel. Cynthia. Morgan. Legends who carved their names into Hollywood’s highest peaks—often without a safety net. Before they were box-office draws, they were underdogs, fighting for roles that weren’t just afterthoughts, battling Hollywood’s narrow definition of “marketability,” and…
+ Read MoreLA Sentinel | Keith L Underwood Reggie Hudlin’s career spans decades and genres, from cult classics like “House Party” and “Boomerang” to shepherding major events like the NAACP Image Awards. But his latest work, “Number One on the Call Sheet,” might be his most personal and culturally significant yet. The…
+ Read MoreLA Times | Brad Johnson I walked into Hal’s Bar and Grill for the first time during the summer of 1989, a year after its opening, having just moved to Los Angeles from New York City. The unmistakable sound of Miles Davis played softly throughout the high-ceilinged space. I was…
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