TMF is working on a project alongside Carolyn Jean’s Son Visions and Early Riser Films, and while that is still in production, this short documentary – Art & Second Chances – tells one aspect of the story we’re working on.
Three organizations – the Alabama Arts Alliance, Leadership Montgomery, and Renascence Inc. – came together to teach art classes to formerly incarcerated men in Montgomery, AL.
Learn more about that collaboration here:
Terrible Master Films recently worked with the Alabama Arts Alliance to produce this video promoting Arts Education Month.
Students and educators from Booker T. Washington Magnet High School and Alabama State University’s Art Department participated in the video.
The mission of the Alabama Arts Alliance is to increase public awareness of and engagement in the arts through education and advocacy.
Special thanks to artist/educator Chintia Kirana and Kress on Dexter for the interview location and Donna Russell of the Alabama Arts Alliance for making this video possible.
This is another TMF-produced video that was filmed at the Cloverdale Playhouse in Montgomery, AL. This is the second live recording for Megan T. Kuehner, whose new EP “The Truth” will be out March 11.
This TMF-produced video was filmed at the Cloverdale Playhouse in Montgomery, AL. This is one of two live recordings (the other coming soon – her new EP “The Truth” will be out March 11.)
Clover/Capri is set to screen at this year’s George Lindsey UNA Film Festival in Florence, AL.
Columbia Research, part of Columbia University in New York, will be discussing Remembering Anarcha as part of their ‘Research, Ethics, & Compliance’ film discussion series.
The discussion will be held on Thursday, Dec. 16, 2021 via Zoom. See this page to register and read more about it.
The discussion panel will include Michelle Browder and J.C. Hallman, who appear in the film, as well as Dr. Hilda Hutcherson and Harriet Washington (author of the book Medical Apartheid.)
The Montgomery Advertiser talks about Clover/Capri and Coffee with Friends in their coverage of the Montgomery Film Festival.
Two short films – Clover/Capri and Coffee with Friends – are official selections for the 2021 Montgomery Film Festival.
Clover/Capri (25 min.) details the decades-long history of an independent art house movie theater in the heart of Montgomery, Alabama, weaving through racial segregation, adult films, and its fight for free speech along the way. (Directed by Josh Carples. Produced by Terrible Master Films, in association with Carolyn Jean’s Son Visions, 803 Films, and Early Riser Films.)
Coffee with Friends (22 min.) synopsis: A man’s morning coffee is interrupted by the ghost of his past. (Directed by Jimmie and Autumn Rogers. Produced by Eagle Road Productions and Terrible Master Films, in association with Carolyn Jean’s Son Visions and Early Riser Films.)
American Songwriter magazine published a song-by-song review of Electric Blue Yonder‘s new album Mourning Sounds.
At the end of the article, they link the music video for the title track, which was produced by Terrible Master Films in association with Carolyn Jean’s Son Visions and Early Riser Films.
Coffee with Friends, a short film directed by Jimmie & Autumn Rogers and produced by Eagle Road and Terrible Master Films in association with Carolyn Jean’s Son Visions and Early Riser Films, is an official selection in the New Jersey Film Awards.
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