We are excited to be included in the FSS Foundation Screening Series at NMONA curated by Wilfried Agricola de Cologne and the Anthropocene Project!

We are so excited that The Lost // existence before essence is a semi-finalist in the category of Best Short Film for audience 12 years old and under at the Children Cinema Awards(CCA), Amsterdam, Netherlands!!

The Motherlode trailer is an official selection at the Folkestone Film Festival in Kent, Great Britain this July!

We are incredibly excited to announce that The Motherlode trailer won Best Trailer at The Pittsburgh Moving Picture Festival: Trailer Bash and Raging Pages!!

We are excited to announce that our short draw distance will screen in Monterrey, Mexico at the Esto Es Para Esto – Exhibidora de Cinema!

We are excited and honored to finally announce that we have received a letter of support from PBS NC (which clocks in as the 3rd largest public media market in the U.S. reaching up to 1.7 million households!) They would like to see project as a feature (I had pitched the project as a series).

This week we recieved their letter of support. In it they wrote: “As a public broadcaster, PBS North Carolina has a deep commitment to showcasing the artistic community throughout our state, and we believe a public television documentary about motherhood, and the challenges of balancing family life with the demands of artistic expression as an occupation, are of cultural significance to our audience.” (!!!)

This summer (July) 2024, s/n is excited to mention we’ve been invited to have a solo exhibition at Galeri Sanat at Bașkent University in Ankara, Türkiye!! More details to follow!

The Motherlode (trailer) won Best Trailer from the Monthly Future of Film Awards based in Ohrid, Macedonia!

The Lost // existence before essence is heading to Delete TV Season 10 (2024) Which is awesome! Delete TV mostly lives Online and is based out of London, UK!

We are thrilled to announce that Hassan will chair a discussion titled “African American in Media Art: Curatorial Mixtapes” which features UNCG Media Studies students! This event takes place during The Conference on African American and African Diasporic Cultures and Experiences at UNCG. Friday, February 23rd, 2024 in the EUC Claxton