
A poetic tale of love and sacrifice, The Last Week details the emotional rollercoaster one couple faces during their last week together as a prison sentence threatens to tear them apart. From the perspective of the woman, the effects that black male incarceration has on everyone involved becomes very clear and hardly bearable.
After surviving the justice system, Marcus McAllister leads a national movement for community-based violence intervention—joining forces with survivors, healers, faith leaders, and returning citizens to form the powerful collective driving real change and a historic drop in gun violence.
In a single weekend, three African-American families confront a harsh reality: there’s no escape from gun violence. Our film follows each of their lives through the criminal justice system and on the journey to physical and emotional healing.
This coming of age - and race - comedy series follows a transracial adoptee who escapes from her rural, white, town on a journey to truly find herself. When her new college roommates put her through a real life Black Girl Training, the search for belonging quickly becomes more than she bargained for.
Short Film
Director & Producer
Executive Produced by Everytown Community Safety Fund of Everytown for Gun Safety
2025 Premiere: Martha's Vineyard African American Film Festival
Short Film
Director, Writer, Producer
Festivals: Black Girls Rock, Essence Film Festival, Black August Film Festival, and more
Watch Now:
KweliTV, Freedom Summer Film Fest, & Revolt TV (Live TV)
Feature Length Documentary
Co-Producer
Produced by 371 Productions & Stickfigure Productions
Executive Produced by Snoop Dogg
2021- SXSW / 2022 - PBS
Watch for free:
Amazon Prime, Apple TV, Roku Channel, Tubi
Comedy television series
Co-Creator
In Pre-Production

When ___ Got Shot; Digital Series - Director
Two American Families - Field Producer
Tribal Strands - Impact Producer
Camp Inner Child; Digital Series - Co-Creator
American Reckoning - Archival Researcher
Project Perspective; Virtual Reality Film - Actress & Production Assistant
Gun violence is personal and its aftermath is complicated, Xavier’s story is proof of that. Let’s talk about the whole story and how we can heal.
Directed by me
Debra’s story shows us the many impacts of gun violence and asks us to unpack the complexities to heal as a community.
Directed by me
We heal by sharing our stories - Laporche’s experience is one of thousands.
Directed by me
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