CREATIVE PRODUCER

DIRECTING

As a director my mission is to tell Canadian diasporic stories in the scripted and unscripted genre. Focusing on themes of Black love, self love, representation, and challenging taboo topics within the Black community.

    
I hope to combine my love for acting, filmmaking, and advocacy work to tell stories for millennial Black audiences.

THE IDEA OF THE BLACK DOLLAR

Logline: During a global pandemic that has seen the best local businesses close down. The Idea of the Black Dollar follows Black female entrepreneurs as they navigate sustaining their first brick and mortar's in Toronto.


NO JUSTICE NO PEACE!

Synopsis:  No Justice No Peace is a short film about police brutality within the Black community in Toronto and how over 40 years later we as a community are still facing the same problems. It takes the underbelly of the 1978 Buddy Evans protest and puts it with the faces of Black youth of today.


This film reflects on how the pain of our ancestors still affects us. Nothing has changed.

WRITING

KhaRå is currently working on the following projects listed below.

AGENCY (Feature Film)

Logline: When a sexually unsatisfied young woman accidentally reveals past lovers inadequacies in the bedroom and loses her job because of it. She uses unorthodox ways to earn a living, eventually becoming a social media influencer and  goes on a quest to claim agency over her life to gain financial freedom. 

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SCARBOROUGH'S LOVE (Feature Film)

Logline: This is a Scarborough Caribbean retelling of Romeo and Juliet but this time Romeo crashes Juliet’s house party and nobody dies in the end. An in-depth look at Black love through the eyes of the smart but short tempered nitpicky Patrick Martin and the ambitious but non compromising stubborn Dawn Ellis. These two Scarborough natives from opposite ends of the track discover what it truly takes to stay in love.

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JUST BREATHE (Short)

Logline: After months of battling depression during the pandemic, a young woman decides to leave her house one last time in an attempt to silence the voice in her head, before ending it all.

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DURHAM vs. THE PEOPLE (Documentary)

Logline: Though many millennials are prioritizing home ownership over living in a major city. Is living on the outskirts mentally/emotionally feasible for Black people. Can we adequately establish roots away from a city knowing the extreme hardships that come from not being around our community?

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If you are interested in coming on as a producer for any of these projects please feel free to contact me. Lets connect!


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