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Executive Producer + Director
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Chiquita Lockley is Executive Producer and Director of the forthcoming documentary, Eggs Over Easy: Black Women & Fertility (2021). She is also the producer of the award-winning documentary Kunta Kinteh Island: Coming Home Without Shackles (courtesy ERoss Studios). She holds a BA in English from Spelman College and an MA in Film Studies from Emory University. She specializes in Live Event Production, providing creative direction and VFX design for: BET Super Bowl Gospel Celebration, Hank Aaron Chasing The Dream Foundation, and production management for artists tours/events featuring: Tasha Cobbs (TCM), Matt Redman, Kierra Sheard, Fantasia, PJ Morton of Maroon 5, Michelle Williams of Destiny’s Child, and many others. After Hurricane Matthew, she produced a concert benefitting Haiti for TCM, which featured Vashawn Mitchell, Anthony Brown, Jonathan McReynolds, and surprise guest Kirk Franklin. She made her theatrical debut as playwright of the musical Kandi Burruss & Todd Tucker Present: A Mother’s Love. |
Scenes from the musical, starring Kandi, Eddie Levert, Shirley Murdock, and Porsha Williams were featured on the season finale of “The Real Housewives of Atlanta”. Additionally, she served as the Director of the Holyfield Foundation, during Evander Holyfield’s reign as Heavyweight Champion of the World. She has worked with faith-based organizations like Impact United Methodist Church and consulted for nonprofit organizations for celebrity clients including: Keshia Knight Pulliam, CNN’s Isha Sesay, Cynthia Bailey of RHOA, at al. Having spent the last 15+ years working in Faith-based television and media, Chiquita authored the book Creative Worship: 86 Tips for Establishing a Dynamic Worship, Media & Production Team. She is also the author of children’s book, Maggie Tales: Mommy, Where’s Heaven?, which seeks to demystify the Circle of Life for children and parents alike. She has the distinction of Goodwill Ambassador for the State of Georgia, awarded by former Secretary of State Cathy Cox. And she serves on the Board of Directors for the Black Women Film Network, the oldest organization for the preservation and promotion of films by and about Black women. She currently resides in Atlanta, GA where she continues to give back by mentoring girls. |
Our Team
phylicia fant
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keshia knight pulliam
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d'angela proctor
Executive Producer Award-winning and multi-faceted C-Suite executive in media. Former cable television programmer and studio executive turned CEO. Recovering attorney with experience in all aspects of content creation, ranging from ideation and business affairs to production and distribution. Unique ability to balance the analytical skills of being an attorney married with the creative insights of being a content creator, showrunner, executive producer and cable television network executive. Strong relationships with agents and talent in film, television and music, as well as multi-national advertising agencies. Proven ability to successfully lead multiple teams of people on multiple projects simultaneously. D'Angela is an alumna of Spelman College.
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terrance crowley
Director of Photography A cinematographer and editor, Terrance is an integral part of story-telling for his many clients, most of whom are singers and performers. With this documentary, he uses his lens to help deliver narratives from the hearts of the talent in a compelling way that connects to the audience.
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karen cook
Producer A graduate of Spelman College with a B.A. in English Language and Literature, Karen also holds a Masters degree in Anthropology from Georgia State University. Her research has included: The Atlanta Public Schools, Minority Education, Low-Income Communities, Forms of Capital Displacement, Social/Grassroots Movements and Urban Gentrification. She currently works in media in Atlanta, Georgia at Fitzgerald + Company. Karen is an alumna of Spelman College.
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hudson h. smith, iii
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