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Chicago Hip-Hop Filmmakers Caucus
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The Greater Chicagoland Hip-Hop Filmmakers Caucus NFP
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101 years old
CHICAGO, Illinois
United States
Last Login: 11/28/2009
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Chicago Hip-Hop Filmmakers Caucus's Interests
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| Heroes | Sam Greenlee, screenwriter and producer of "The Spook Who Sat by the Door"; Ronn Pitts, Melvin van Peebles, Oscar Michaeux, George Foster, filmmaker & Columbia College Chicago educator who shot the film footage of the scene of the Chicago police raid and assassination at the Illinois Black Panther commune on the West Side, capturing invaluable evidence in the aftermath of those events leading to the slaying of Chairman Fred Hampton and Minister of Defense Mark Clark; Kyra Kyles, staff writer of Chicago Tribune-owned RedEye; ReelChicago.com; Screen Magazine & Screenmag.tv; Mr. Peabody Records; Negro League Cafe; Carter G. Woodson Regional Library; Lisa Banks of Illinois Film Office.
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Chicago Hip-Hop Filmmakers Caucus's Details
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| Status: | Single | | Here for: | Networking | | Zodiac Sign: | Capricorn | | Education: | College graduate | | Occupation: | Filmmaking |
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Chicago Hip-Hop Filmmakers Caucus's Networking
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Film - Production - Producer
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We are looking for experienced and emerging Motion Picture Industry Professionals looking to Network. We want to make Greater Chicagoland the competively leading region for Filmmaking.
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Chicago Hip-Hop Filmmakers Caucus's Blurbs |
About me:
The Greater Chicagoland Hip-Hop Filmmakers Caucus nfp was founded in January 2006 during a politically activist film festival at Kennedy-King College. Together they will build and strengthen the Chicago area’s independent urban motion picture industry. The Caucus’ founding were affiliated with the not-for-profit hip-hop community development corporation Chicago Hip-Hop Initiative NFP, which was co-founded by a Caucus member
Our objective is to provide discounted film & video production support for its members and to provide limited-to-comprehensive support to urban film productions visiting the region. The Caucus created the Greater Chicagoland Hip-Hop Film Office to fill the void left in video & film production support for the region.
We wish to establish Greater Chicagoland as a commercially viable urban filmmaking community. Greater Chicagoland--Northeaster Illinois, Southeast Wisconsin, and Northwest Indiana--is irresistible. And soon financiers, investors, and film & video production companies will be eager to shoot features, documentaries, and music videos here.
Email-chicagohiphopfilm@yahoo.com. The Caucus is listed with the Illinois Production Guide and Diversity Guide published by the Illinois Film Office.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
*Deri Tyton, Chair (Founder & Incorporator)
*Mark F. Armstrong, 1st Vice Chair (Founder & Incorporator)
*India Dorsey, Treasurer & 2nd Vice Chair
*Dionne Page, Secretary, 3rd Vice Chair & Alternate
*Thomas Sigmon, At-Large Director
*Elridge Valentine, At-Large Director (Founder & Incorporator)
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Who I'd like to meet:
ALL FILMMAKERS, WRITERS, ACTORS, AND ARTISTS
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