Our team Lenox Letters has recently released a short film about family and the game of spades called “Underbid”. I wrote and directed this film in honor of my late uncles and aunt. This is a fun one!
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Full Debut Season of “Butch Queen Energy” now available.
I co-directed, Malcolm Smith’s “Butch Queen Energy” digital comedic series which began airing on 2/22/22. Now all the episodes are viewable on our team, Lenox Letters online channel.
“Butch Queen Energy” is a comedy about friends navigating career and love in modern day Brooklyn, New York.
Tiny Pieces Now Available on YouTube!
I directed and co-produced this film, “Those Tiny Pieces”.
It was an official selection of the Hope Film Awards in 2017.
Latest: View All 10 Episodes of “Sixteen Unsweetened” & a New Short , “Eve’s Adam”.
If you haven’t you can now watch the series, “Sixteen Unsweetened” in a YearSoul Productions playlist.
Also my second production company, For Art’s Sake 125, has decided to release shorts from our 10 short films collaborative movie, “Drinking From Cups Not Meant For Us”. The first short is a mini poetic film directed and produced by me. – Simone Kali
Find both projects below and Subscribe:
“Sixteen Unsweetened” – a coming of age drama about black teenage girl in NYC.
“Eve’s Adam” – A short film about infatuation.
New Creative Team and Project
“Sixteen Unsweetened” : Episode 10 : Finale
Episode 10: Finale
Things are not entirely as they first seemed when Jada settles on hanging out with Shawn. She reflects on a conversation she had with her Aunt Kim. A friendship may be lost. Something will change forever.
“Sixteen Unsweetened” webseries: Pilot Episode
First episode of YearSoul produced series, “Sixteen Unsweetened”.
Episode 1: Happy Birthday
Jada wake up on her sixteenth birthday to not much fanfare. A group interaction makes her uneasy about her personality. Jada is angered and confronts her cousin Tyreek amongst his friends.
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“Sixteen Unsweetened” is a dramatic series about a 16 year old girl who feels invisible and lost trying to be seen in her urban setting as a young woman. When Jada finally turns sweet sixteen and doesn’t feel a big difference in her life, she seeks to what and who she knows. Her assumptions and naivete make her miss the larger picture and leads her to everything she always knew to avoid.