[ Celebrating The Art of Directing ]
Monday, December 31, 2012
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g0BidMZpi2g&list=UU-E8BC9-zC11X_DBC998lRw&index=2
Wednesday, December 5, 2012
MOTION PICTURE SH%T THE INDUSTRYS NEW RESOURCE
Award winning
director and Spike Lee Protégé Michael “Boogie” Pinckney seeks to demystify the
process.
New York, NY, September 20, 2012 – In the world of entertainment, trying to
make huge waves can be as futile as the same effort in the open ocean. Time,
effort, studying, training, mistakes and successes all culminate in the promise
of true talent.
That true talent resides with Michael “Boogie” Pinckney, a
filmmaker with vision, creativity, dedication, and determination. His full
service production company, Black Noise Media, is raising from the fray of
countless other production companies because of his experience. Michael
Pinckney studied under the tutelage of Spike Lee, one of the industry’s great
pioneers and with other film pioneers like Robert Townsend, Bill Duke, and Levar
Burton. Michael has directed films, television spots, commercials, and PSA’s,
and in an effort to bring his unique perspective and industry knowhow to the
forefront of a competitive marketplace.
But experience alone isn’t enough in this modern age of
high technology, lightning fast ideas, and communication coming from multiple
angles and on multiple levels. Michael Pinckney has taken his enormous
experience, resume, and awards to a new level by launching MOTION PICTURE SH%T
an informative and entertaining Vlog series aimed at demystifying the process
for filmmakers and actors alike.
VLOG # 2.0: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ewD4JDDbUxo
Friday, September 14, 2012
MOTION PICTURE SH%T - Vlog #1
Check out the new weekly Vlog from writer, director Michael "Boogie Pinckney. Subscribe on Youtube.
SUBSCRIBE at Youtube.com/blacknoisemedia
Thursday, July 5, 2012
I've been bootlegged! I guest it's official, I'm a filmmaker. My feature film "You're Nobody til somebody kills you" comes out on DVD and VOD July 10th but I was able to get an advance copy of my film from the neighborhood bootleg guy. You can get the official copy on Amazon.com, Netflix, Blockbuster and at BestBuy.
Saturday, June 30, 2012
Tuesday, May 1, 2012
BET founder plans distribution firm for eclectic programming
Just finished meeting with Bob Johnson founder of BET and 40
talented black filmmakers aboutbuilding content for his new venture in distribution.
Directing Victoria Martini's Music Video for her new track "Habibi"
I had a blast directing the talented Ms Victoria Martini last night. We shot the music video for her new hit single "Habibi". Looking forward to the next one.
Wednesday, March 28, 2012
GRADUATION | a Short Film by Graham Powell
Please support a great film project I just came aboard to Executive Produce by first time director Graham Powell. DONATE: http://www.indiegogo.com/
Nico, the most notorious drug lord in the city has handpicked "Kid," an aspiring young dealer to become his protégé. Kid has known no other life than the hustling scene he witnessed growing up -- a life filled with drugs and violence where success is measured by money, loyalty and respect. By street standards, Nico is clearly on top. To Kid and the rest of his crew, merely being acknowledged by Nico is a major accomplishment. Being taken under the kingpin’s wing is the epitome of success. But to prove he has the guts to graduate to the big leagues, Kid must first prove his allegiance to Nico.
The Story
When a young drug dealer’s ultimate test of allegiance to a crime boss goes horribly wrong, two detectives called to a crime scene watch the line between loyalties suddenly become a deadly blur.
Veteran homicide detective Jonathan Sparks has spent years trying to take down Nico’s empire. Sparks understands the street game all too well. Now he’s schooling his rookie partner, Detective Jeff Larson on what he’s had to learn the hard way: in the streets, the only rules that matter are those made by thugs like Nico, and you can’t always trust what you think you know. When Sparks and Larson are called to investigate a homicide in what appears to be convenience store robbery gone wrong, a cruel and unusual twist proves that in the deadly game being played on the streets, you never know who’s playing for which team until it’s much too late.
Thursday, February 23, 2012
Production Notes YNTSKY [PART 1]
ABOUT THE PRODUCTION
“You wanna get away with murder kill a rapper.” KRS-ONE
People always asked me the same question. Why did I want to make a film about
Hip-Hop? My answer always made reference to my love for Hip-Hop and my fear
of where it was headed. My first recollection of hip-hop was the classic film
“Crush Groove”. I was extremely young but the film is burned in my memory. It
had an enormous effect on me. Run DMC, LL Cool J, The Fat Boys, Curtis Blow,
that was the golden era. Of Hip Hop. I wanted to make a film that capture the
essence of where hip-hop was right now. A film that was timeless and that truly
represented what hip-hop was about today. The good and the bad. I wanted to
get away from the more comedic films about hip hop like CB 4 and away from the
clichéʼ gangster hip hop films like State Property. Donʼt get me wrong, those films
were great for what they were, but I felt a need to film that was a stark contrast to
those images.
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