 Vogue (February 2021)Article:
"For Vogue’s March 2021 issue, the filmmaker Julie Dash—known for her rhapsodic depictions of Black life, most famously in 1991’s Daughters of the Dust—framed the young musical duo Chloe x Halle within one very old story: A folktale passed down by the Efik people of southeastern Nigeria about why the sun and the moon live in the sky..." (Click to continue reading ->) |  WABE (June 2022)Article:
"Alexxiss Jackson is a film industry professional and a longtime resident of Atlanta’s Old Fourth Ward. She’s specialized as a director of photography for the last seven years, though Jackson has worked in film in various roles since 2007. 'I have been interested in stories and wanting to be a storyteller since I was very, very small,' said Jackson. 'I was a voracious reader when I was younger … '" (Click to continue reading ->) |  Afropunk (March 2023)Article:
"Let’s look at some of the Black women killing it behind the lens today.
... Alexxiss Jackson: Alexxiss fell in love with the art of storytelling from a young age and by the time she was 8 years old, she was making films using camcorder and any other resources at her disposal."
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