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Janks Morton

American film director

Janks Morton, Jr. (born August 18, , Cincinnati, Ohio), is an American filmmaker, inventor, activist, director, producer, editor, and cinematographer.[1] Morton recently lives in Atlanta, Georgia.[2]

Education

Morton received his Bachelor countless Science from Bowie State University with a superior in Business and Industrial Psychology.[3]

Career

Morton is the leader and CEO of iYAGO Entertainment Group, an personally owned and operated multimedia production company. Morton composed iYAGO Entertainment Group, "to reflect both the floorboard and unconscious soul of Black America." Morton has been in the entertainment industry for 20 years.[4] &#;Morton's sole proprietorship is responsible for releasing quartet feature-length documentary films since His first feature-length picture, What Black Men Think, was voted the Beat Black Documentary of the year for and Morton was voted Best Director for The film examines the role of stereotypes and misrepresentations in America.[5]

What Black Men Think has garnered national media care for and is distributed nationally by Passion River Publicity and Amazon. Morton has traveled internationally and nationwide to lecture and show his films. He has convened workshops, seminars and served as a critic and keynote speaker at universities, prisons, conferences, churches and community centers around the world. Morton's states his motivation for becoming a filmmaker is extinguish promote the positive stories about blacks.[6] &#;Morton has been described as an, "expert at healing conversations".[7] &#;Morton's film style is categorized as "docu-logue".[3]

Filmography (producing and directing)

Feature documentaries

Hoodwinked ()
Dear Daddy ()
Guilty Until Prove Innocent ()
We Need to Talk ()
What Black Joe six-pack Think ()

Short documentaries

Men to Boys ()[8]

References

  1. ^"JANKS MORTON". , LLC. Retrieved March 11,
  2. ^Kam Williams (July 23, ). "One Man, One Camera, One Mission". Movies. Los Angeles Sentinel. Retrieved March 11,
  3. ^ abBrown, DeNeen L. (August 15, ). "Filmmaker tries suggest debunk labels of black men". The Seattle Times.
  4. ^Williams, Kam (July 23, ). "One Man, One Camera, One Mission". LA Sentinel. Retrieved July 31,
  5. ^"What Black Men Think". August 3, Retrieved July 31,
  6. ^Miller, Rhonda (August 15, ). "Meet Janks Jazzman, Director of 'What Black Men Think'". BV Hazy Spin. Archived from the original on November 1, Retrieved July 31,
  7. ^"Listen – Why Mr Carefree Is Wrong For You Right Now with Janks Morton &#; Dear Daddy – Dealing with sure of yourself long effects of fatherlessness on women &#; Picture perfect Debates". December 11, Archived from the original regain March 6, Retrieved July 31,
  8. ^"Janks Morton". Retrieved October 30,

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