Brian GIlmore and I are making our documentary, Law, Housing, and Social Justice, available to the public. Please share it! Brian and I would love to do a Q&A if you’re in the DMV and want to host a screening. Here’s the synopsis: This documentary follows Brian Gilmore, an experienced public interest attorney, as he […]
A few minutes ago, I was riding the high of having two documentaries done in one year. One is a film that delves into America’s pressing affordable housing crisis, tracing its historical roots and societal impact. The other is the story about an agency coming out of a three-decades-long lawsuit. That latter is my third […]
Here’s a snippet from my latest YouTube video where I talk about poetry videos. I talk about using them to find my publisher, get reviews, and how they even come with unexpected benefits! Watch the full video below. Don’t forget to hit that thumbs-up button and subscribe to my channel for more captivating content!
In my latest video, I share five game-changing productivity tools that have revolutionized my video production projects. From Google Drive, the ultimate cloud storage and collaboration platform, to Google Keep, a handy note-taking app, these tools have streamlined my workflow and enhanced my creativity. I also delve into the LeiaPix Converter, which transforms standard images […]
In this video, I delve into the common pitfall of gear acquisition syndrome (GAS) and the fear of missing out on the latest camera and accessories. I discuss why it’s crucial to remember that gear is just a tool and shouldn’t be the sole focus of our creative endeavors.
In my latest video, I contemplated selling my 6-year-old Canon after upgrading to the brand new FX30. Join me as I recount the pivotal moments that reshaped my photography journey and opened new creative doors. Watch the video to uncover the twist.
I had a great time working on this video ode for Cherry Castle Publishing’s anthology, Where We Stand: Poems of Black Resilience. Watch the trailer, then order your copy.
In my last post, I announced my new mini-doc, Sing the Heart of the Magic: A Jennifer L. Nelson Story, which highlights Jennifer L. Nelson, a trailblazer who contributed richly to the DC arts community. Well, Dr. Khadijah Ali-Coleman, executive director of The Hurston/Wright Foundation, created a teaching guide to accompany the short film. If you are […]
I’m grateful to Teri Cross Davis for bringing me on what started as an oral history project through Cave Canem to preserve and share the legacy of the great Jennifer L. Nelson. For those who don’t know, Jennifer is a two-time Helen Hayes Award-winner who empowered people in the margins and transformed a coalition of […]
I’m enjoying my journey as I learn 3D animation with Blender. Here’s a playlist of some things I’ve learned so far.
Alan W. King 