Anthony R. Page (Film - TV - Theater - Photography - Design - Advocacy)

TRIGGERED AND TRIPPED BY TRAUMAS (Anecdotes of Internal Observation) I'm up this morning journaling and setting the course for a successful week. I typically take the time to do somewhat of an after-action report to assess what I did well the previous week and what could be better. It's my commitment to continuous improvement.  As my business has grown, I find myself engaging with larger and much more diverse groups. Not just in the typical demographics of race, gender, and age, but more in the uniqueness of how they think, what they prioritize, and how they engage in business.  I don't talk as much as I used to. I find myself more often than not stepping back and observing, listening, absorbing, and discerning. One thing I've noticed in so many instances is how professionals have been triggered by something someone said or did and then tripped by their own traumas.  Often without knowing it, people are traipsing over and triggering traumas, causing a tragic build-up of...

A Selection of Films By Unique Cinematic Voices To Be Screened at Atlanta's Gathering Spot Anthony R. Page's Remembering Momma is being featured in HUeMAN.tv 's new signature event, SIGNIFest . The event will take place on Feb. 22 from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m . at The Gathering Spot - Atlanta , located at 384 Northyards Blvd NW, Atlanta, GA 30313. This marquee event aims to elevate and entertain by presenting underrepresented content creators and their stories in a way that validates and signifies their artistic purpose. Join us for a curated showcase of short films from trendsetting artists, complimentary cocktails, and all the popcorn and candy you can enjoy. The event will also include the following films: “Gotcha”  by Sydney Taylor “Transmission”  by Tiara Luten “Until We Meet Again”  by Dï Thomas “Artistic”  by Nina Lee Tickets for the series are available through  Eventbrite About the Film: In the film, Ladybug's identity begins to deteriorate due to early-...

Live Theater Performance Centered Around Little Known Historical Figures Hosted by Fulton County's Central Library Atlanta, GA , Studio Blue Acting Conservatory is thrilled to bring you Ancestral Accents , a captivating theatrical series that showcases a blend of renowned and lesser-known black leaders throughout the African diaspora, spanning diverse historical epochs. The live experience will take place on Wednesday, February 21, 2024, at 11:30 A.M. at the Fulton County Central Library, located at One Margaret Mitchell Square, Atlanta, GA 30303. This installment of Ancestral Accents features 2 dynamic actresses delivering powerful performances: Actress Cheryl Evette Booker will be honoring Queen Nzinga MBandi and Clara Brown. Queen Nzinga MBandi was an African ruler who ruled as queen of the Ambundu Kingdoms of Ndongo (1624–1663) which is present-day northern Angola.   Clara Brown was the first known black woman to cross the plains during the Gold Rush and established the...

Captivating Love and Resilience Unveiled in Brigid Turner's Most Recent Short Film "TOUCH: The Lena & Leon Love Story" [ATLANTA, GA / NYC, NY] — Award-winning director and producer  Brigid Turner takes audiences on an emotional roller-coaster with her most recent short film, "TOUCH: The Lena & Leon Love Story." This poignant narrative explores the enduring power of love as a husband fights against all odds to reunite with his wife after a tragic accident tears them apart. Lena and Leon's love was a true testament to the magic of romance, with a whirlwind courtship leading to a blissful marriage. However, their idyllic life takes a heart-wrenching turn when a tragic accident shatters their world, leaving them separated by circumstances beyond their control. "TOUCH," written, executive produced, and directed by Brigid Turner, is a heartfelt portrayal of love's resilience in the face of adversity. Brigid's vision was to craft a narr...

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Mechanicsville Civic Association November 22, 2023 Unveiling Mechanicsville: The Dark Shadow of Downtown (Part 1)  Documentary Series [ Atlanta, GA ] — The Mechanicsville Civic Association is excited to announce the upcoming release of a groundbreaking documentary series, Mechanicsville: The Dark Shadow of Downtown (Part 1) . This multi-part series aims to shed light on the economic challenges faced by the Mechanicsville community in Atlanta and serves as a call to action for positive change. About the Series: Mechanicsville: The Dark Shadow of Downtown delves into the heart of Mechanicsville, a community that has long grappled with economic neglect despite its proximity to downtown Atlanta. In Part 1 of this compelling documentary series, we explore the personal stories, struggles, and resilience of the Mechanicsville community through the lens of its dedicated residents - - hearing from prominent figures in the community, including Sharon Collin s, a lifelo...

The Black Entertainment Economic Council (BEEC) Celebrates 1st Anniversary with a Social Event About BEEC:  The Black Entertainment Economic Council is a nonprofit advocacy group dedicated to advancing economic development, professional networking, skill building, and workforce development within the black community in the dynamic entertainment industry. Mission Statement:  Our mission is to increase representation and opportunities for Black professionals and businesses in the Film, Television, Gaming, and Digital Production industries, both in front of and behind the camera. Vision Statement:  Our vision is to provide underrepresented communities in the entertainment industry the resources, advocacy, and education to grow in their creative fields, and thrive within our community. -------------- [Atlanta, GA, November 30, 2023] -  The Black Entertainment Economic Council (BEEC)  is thrilled to announce its  1st Anniversary Celebration , marking a year of s...

  Bi : A Cinematic Journey Redefining Identity, Struggle, and Self-Discovery Atlanta, GA – Producers Sid Powell and Anthony R. Page introduce Bi,  a profoundly compelling film that dives into the intricate layers of Faye Sterling, a Bisexual, Bipolar, Biracial artist vividly portrayed by the talented Chloe Ochoa , making her debut in this thought-provoking narrative. The film fearlessly challenges societal norms, unraveling the emotional complexities experienced by a creative individual restrained within the confines of imposed labels. Directed by Tequoia Urbina and penned by Sid Powell, Bi  chronicles Faye's emotional crescendo as she grapples with her breaking point, culminating in a poignant and heart-wrenching decision. On location in Atlanta with supporting actress Mya Breyana Morton (left) and the lead actress Chloe Ochoa in her film debut. “Bi came to me in a vision. I saw a woman plagued by the weight of titles. Bipolar, Biracial, Bisexual. She was just trying...