Washington, DC native, K. Dené Chinn is the creative mind behind 6:33Media. During her sophomore year in college she discovered her passion for filmmaking. She knew she wanted to create stories that educate, engage and entertain audiences.
In 2005 she produced her first documentary, Too Black & Blue. In the years since she has worked on numerous documentary and television programs. Have You Seen Teri? will be her first feature length documentary.
Chapter 1 - I Can't Say
Chapter 1 of my album, When the Sky Began to Fall
Medium: Film and music
Year: 2021
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Podcast information description by host, Gregory Proctor:
Today, our featured guest has spent 10 years working and thriving in the field of Art education. After winning the 2016 Maryland Art Education Association Elementary Teacher of the Year Award for the state's highest performing county, she started thinking about how to keep achieving more as a young, hungry, and passionate artist and educator.
She decided to quit her job in art education to pursue her own illustration/art workshop business. The leap into this new career pursuit came around the same time her mother was dying of multiple Myeloma.
At the most crippling moment of her life and feeling more lost than ever, she was able to use her creative outlet in illustration to build a thriving business in freelance illustration and muraling. The love of art education led her to facilitating professional development workshops for the Maryland State Department of Education as one of the youngest Roster Artists ever hired while working as an Educational Director of an art education non-profit called Leaders of Tomorrow Youth Center.
She is a young creative leader, and she believes it is time for young professionals to view themselves as the same to make positive changes in our world. She also designed a coloring book, House of Curiosity, that incorporates unusual juxtapositions of architecture, wildlife, and nature. The coloring book is meant to heighten curiosity through subject distortion and playful imagery.
Today, our featured guest has spent 10 years working and thriving in the field of Art education. After winning the 2016 Maryland Art Education Association Elementary Teacher of the Year Award for the state's highest performing county, she started thinking about how to keep achieving more as a young, hungry, and passionate artist and educator.
She decided to quit her job in art education to pursue her own illustration/art workshop business. The leap into this new career pursuit came around the same time her mother was dying of multiple Myeloma.
At the most crippling moment of her life and feeling more lost than ever, she was able to use her creative outlet in illustration to build a thriving business in freelance illustration and muraling. The love of art education led her to facilitating professional development workshops for the Maryland State Department of Education as one of the youngest Roster Artists ever hired while working as an Educational Director of an art education non-profit called Leaders of Tomorrow Youth Center.
She is a young creative leader, and she believes it is time for young professionals to view themselves as the same to make positive changes in our world. She also designed a coloring book, House of Curiosity, that incorporates unusual juxtapositions of architecture, wildlife, and nature. The coloring book is meant to heighten curiosity through subject distortion and playful imagery.
Medium: Podcast
Year: 2022
Details: Episode 136
Bodegas, Spots, & Restaurants
Bodegas, Spots & Restaurants highlights Black and Brown dining establishments as a way to promote and encourage cooperative economics. each episode centers around one eatery & their delicious food.
Medium: Film
Year: 2021
Details: 00:09:42
Standing Out
A short film that follows a hungry, introverted blogger working up the courage to go out to eat. This film speaks on the uninvited spectacle it is being a Black woman seeking to complete a seemingly menial task such as going to the grocery store.
Medium: Film
Year: 2017
Details: 00:04:58
My name is Phillip McLaughlin and I go by Raccoon Stew. I've been practicing art for well over 15 years and have even taught art for 2 years as an elementary art teacher.
Damon Penn Jr. is a movie director, writer, and producer from Baltimore, Maryland.
Yasi is a Mixed Media Artist. She is a photographer, painter, illustrator, Graphic Artist, T-Shirt and Hat Designer, Landscape Architecture Student, Video Editor, Animation Creator, and Writer. She is working on book publishing this summer in addition to NFT works. She has served in the military, was raised in Germany, and graduated with a Digital Design Degree in 2016. She has sold several paintings in Virginia while working for another artist.