STACEY MUHAMMAD

New Orleans Born and Raised, Brooklyn Based Filmmaker.


ABOUT:

Mother: nothing's more important;

Activist: I really care about people; I don't sleep much.

Filmmaker: how i change the world & the coolest shit ever.

Religion: do unto others.

Political Orientation: Black Liberation Theology.

Culture: All Black Everything; We Got Soul.

Heros: Ooscar Micheaux. Spike Lee. Ocatavia Butler. Dr. Frances Cress Welsing. Haile Gerima. My Granny.

Roots: New Orleans.
Inspiration / Reside: Brooklyn.
Ancestry: Original.
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HI..I really admire you as a filmmaker and I would greatly appreciate some advice on making a documentary. I'm working on a documentary with my cousin and its proving to be difficult with sharing a vision, compromise and responsibilities. What would you suggest for having a cohesive working partnership?
staceymuhammad staceymuhammad Said:

My apologies, just seeing your message. Truly honored that you’re inspired by anything I’m striving to do. Thank you!  

A cohesive working partnership may not be possible with your cousin. My experience has been that embarking upon a film project is an “intimate” experience that must be shared with people we feel good about working with.  Communication is key! I’d speak openly and honestly with him / her about the importance of working together in a productive, peaceful manner. If that works, wonderful. If not, move on, wish him / her the very best, support their efforts, but work with people you work well with!

Good luck

Stacey

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