GUINNESS WORLD RECORD (2022) FOR THE FIRST LIVE ACTION SHORT FILM TO WIN AN EMMY AWARD GOES TO ‘THE GIRL IN APARTMENT 15’
The Fruitloop (Fall 2023)
The Fruit loop series looks at the modern-day trials and tribulations of four Black gay men. As they unpack various stories surrounding the experience of sexuality, identity, love, and messiness within being Black and gay.
MANHOOD TALK SERIES (2022)
Emmy Award Winner Dr. Louis Jones & Abdul 'DJ Damage' Quddas conduct an intellectual conversation surrounding topics and issues that affect the black community, specifically black men.
Intended Parents (2023)
Intended Parents is a short film about a millennial married couple seeking to expand their family through surrogacy due to the wife identifying as a transgender woman.
NoHo: Season 2 (2022)
NoHo is about a group of artists living in North Hollywood, CA, aim to make their dreams come true, but before they can reap the benefits of success, their morals are tested when industry moguls make them question their decision to follow their dreams.
…and the Emmy for Outstanding Daytime Fiction Program goes to…
Congratulations are in order for the producing team for ‘The Girl in Apartment 15’ for winning a Daytime Emmy Award for OUTSTANDING DAYTIME FICTION PROGRAM.
Dr. Louis Deon Jones-Bond, Marquez Williams, Antrell Terry, Sean Coit, Zane Jones, Pierre Phipps, Andre Davis, & Dario Harris.
Dr. Louis Deon Jones is a renowned psychologist, film director, producer, and writer from Chicago, Illinois. He holds a doctorate in clinical psychology and has used his expertise to bring a unique perspective to film.
Throughout his career, Dr. Jones has been a trailblazer in the industry, utilizing his creativity and innovative storytelling techniques to bring underrepresented voices and stories to the forefront. He has won numerous awards, including an Emmy Award, for his contributions to the film industry.
He has inspired countless individuals, particularly in the African American community, to pursue careers in the film industry and has become a role model for aspiring filmmakers.
Despite his numerous accolades and achievements, Dr. Jones remains grounded and continues to work tirelessly to promote diversity and inclusivity in the film industry. His contributions to film and psychology have made a lasting impact and will continue to inspire future generations for years to come.