| A War for your Soul - Submitted by Sam Bateman: A filmmaker and public speaker, Reggie Bullock is a vibrant voice and accomplished role model for the youth of today. On March 15, 2009, Reggie’s short film "A War For Your Soul" was independently released on the internet, and has catapulted as a “stirring, epic and inspirational” video for today’s generation”. Over 1.5 million internet viewers have watched “A War For Your Soul” in seven months. The video has garnered praise from mayors, city leaders, youth and civic organizations from Ghana, Israel, the Caribbean, U.K. and other countries for sparking dialogue in encouraging adults to play a more active role in educating children. On Oct. 14th, Popular radio host Michael Baisden said "This is a must see film". Reggie is currently active as a noted speaker, conducting speaking engagements throughout the country. For speaking engagements contact warforyoursoul.com or reggie.bullock@comcast.net This video was created to inspire young at-risk African-Americans not to fall prey to some of the problems they face in society. The "Master of Darkness" represents that abstract concept of evil that has the potential to reside in the consciousness of mankind. This video should not to be used to divide people (Black & White). This video should not be used to criticize all aspects of hip-hop culture. This video should not be used to allow the rest of society to escape from their responsibility, to help with financial & academic support. If used properly, this video will allow our youth to see some of the horrific conditions that their ancestors fought through and some of the horrific conditions they face today. An extensive commentary about the film can be seen at warforyoursoul. com **THIS VIDEO IS NOT FOR SALE & I AM NOT ACCEPTING DONATIONS FOR THE FILM, I ONLY WANT THE MESSAGE TO REACH AS MANY PEOPLE AS POSSIBLE WITHOUT ANY HIDDEN POLITICAL OR FINANCIAL AGENDA. Contacts: warforyoursoul.com reggie.bullock@comcast.net facebook.com/reggie.bullock twitter.com/ReggieBullock anythingurban.com |
| CBPM Index: |
| Filming and Recording |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
| Sponsored by the Collective Black People Movement (CBPM) |
| Check out the blog post 'A Film Coming To Bronx That You Don't Want To Miss: American Violet' with Regina Kelly, an African-American, single mother of four girls was arrested in a military-style drug raid!!! Blog post added by Thunder X: Too often, police drug raids in low-income communities across the county sweep up innocent people. Once in the system, it can become ne... Blog post link: A Film Coming To Bronx That You Don't Want To Miss: American Violet About The Kingdomz X: Cerebral Ammunition, Hardcore Revolutionary Mechanics & Digital Africentric Reprogramming, Based Upon The Principles Of Marcus Mosiah Garvey 280 members 658 photos 142 songs 254 videos 199 discussions 36 Events 121 blog posts |
"The Color of Olives" Tells the story of a West Bank Palestinian family's struggle to tend to their olive trees after Israel builds the apartheid wall surrounding their village and separating them from their groves, PushPush Theater, 121 New St, Decatur. Sponsored by Georgia for Democracy Film Club and AFSC Middle East Peace Education program. From: The International Action Center calendar atlantaiac@aol.com |
| Project BAIT - Black Awareness In Television, April 2009 To: All Theater People 100 copies of the Urban Theater Magazine, Premiere Edition, are available for you and your team at fund-raising wholesale prices. The cost is $150 cash and carry. These you can sell for $3 each and recoup your investment and make a profit. Moreover, you can insert a flyer in the magazine to promote your business, political or religious interests. For more info on the UTM access our website: projectbait.blakgold.net or call: David Rambeau 313-871-3333 RSVP. In addition we are calling for articles, 1,000 - 1,500 words, for our next edition. RSVP. The Urban Theater Magazine is seeking performing arts articles (theater, film, television and radio) and original theater poster designs for its next edition. For detailed info check out our website: projectbait.blakgold.net and email your query to davidrambeau@hotmail.com or call 313-871-3333. Thanks. Urban Theater Magazine Get it while you can because soon they will be a collector's items and double in price. Use them to train your theater group members. Each article is worthy of discussion. When you have an audition you can sell copies and hold a discussion. When you have a show, you can sell copies. Raise funds and re-enforce your audience. In the premiere edition of the Urban Theater Magazine we feature articles by: LeBron Ford, A Memoir - Songs for My Daughters champ1947@cavtel.net Ed Morisseau, Towards A Black Theater dmoria66@aol.com David Rambeau, The Importance of History davidrambeau@hotmail.com and Mark Wells. Negritude Theatre In Brazil mrmarques72@yahoo.com It takes teamwork to make the dream work. |
| Search CBPM Website Here: |
"Forward Ever, Backward Never" |
| Click below to see the current Analysis of the Skills, Talents, and Intelligence (Education) of the members to CBPM: Skills, Talents, and Intelligence Revolution Database Make sure your Skills, Talents, and Intelligence (Education) is entered in our people's data base so when you are needed our people can count on you. |
| "No other people should have more information on Black People, than Black People have on ourselves" Get Listed! |
| Join the Collective Black People Movement (CBPM) and get the momentum and support of our people behind you and what you are doing. BECOME A MEMBER |
| This Page has been brought to you by the Collective Black People Movement (CBPM) |
| Have Your Own Interactive Web Page Online, through the CBPM... 15 cents - $1 a day. Click: Here |
| Practice Functional Unity www.unity4power.org 10 – Each month volunteer 10 hours in a Black Organization 10 – Each month donate a minimum of $10 to a Black Organization. 50 – Each month redirect a minimum of $50 from a non Black business to a Black Business of your choice. |
| Please help support Gathering, Documenting, & Organizing "What our people are Doing?" Make a Donation to the CBPM |
| Check out the blog post 'PANTHERS & LORDS: In Unity & Struggle.. Film Festival, Panels, Panther 21 Tribute' This is something we all need to support... Blog post added by Kalonji Changa: Blog post link: PANTHERS & LORDS: In Unity & Struggle..Film Festival, Panels, Panther 21 Tribute About FTP MOVEMENT The FTP Movement is a machine and what makes the machine work is the belief in family ties, trust, loyalty and discipline. 643 members 1656 photos 415 songs 297 videos 287 discussions 155 Events 298 blog posts |
| London African Film Festival Thu 26 November – Thu 3 December 2009 The Barbican, Cine Lumière, The Lexi Cinema, The Rich Mix and the University of Westminster. New currents in narrative forms are the special focus of the London African Film Festival 2009. We are showcasing debuts by a wide range of dynamic, young film-making talent and the most creative of TV/film practitioners to celebrate the energy that young Africans from all corners of the continent have brought to drama as they embrace the digital age. Digital technology is having a huge impact on African cinema. The poorest continent to produce compelling films. Film and video have become one of the success stories with Nigeria leading the way with its Home Video Cinema. Other countries are following the Nigerian model with spectacular results. The festival launches with screening of a selection of feature films and documentaries including the UK Première of Tariq Teguia’s INLAND, Abakar Chene Massar’s CAPTAIN MAJID, a film that is a metaphor of the disenchanted youth in Chad and the Ethiopian director Nega Tariku’s film that offers us ADERA, a story of an Ethiopian refugee’s struggle to survive in Johannesburg. A selection of the best of AMAA (the African Movie Academy Awards) that include the Nigerian documentary filmmaker Sani Elhadj Magori’s seminal documentary FOR THE BEST AND FOR THE ONION, about one man’s determination to get the best onion harvest in order to marry the love of his life, Wanuri Kahui’s FROM A WHISPER, a superb drama based on the bombing of the US embassy in Nairobi in 1998. Central to the festival is a major conference entitled Producing and Distributing African Film in the Digital Era that will take place on Sunday 29 November in partnership with the University of Westminster Africa Media Centre (AMC) and in association with the Communication and Media Research Institute (CAMRI) and Communication Research in Arts and Media (CREAM). This one-day interdisciplinary conference has invited academics, film and video producers, policy makers, film distributors, Africa specialists, and development practitioners to debate the role and future of African film and video. We are hoping for a long week of discussions and interactions with some of our invited guests. Everyone is welcome. Keith Shiri http://www.africaatthepictures.co.uk/london-african-film-festival/ |
