Powerful image of motherhood by photographer Balaji Maheshwar: “She was just 4 days old when I took this. Her parents live homeless in a road side settlement in Chennai, India. I felt a strong emotion and love in the way she was gripped by her mother close to the body. It was like a Homeless mom’s message to her child - “Never Give Up”
“A mother’s love for her child is like nothing else in the world. It knows no law, no pity, it dares all things and crushes down remorselessly all that stands in its path.” ~Agatha Christie
People love watching videos and are much more inclined to listen to your message if the video is entertaining. So for my latest e-video, I wanted to come back strong after taking a few months off. Keep the entertainment factor high while sneaking in some well-placed (but still shameless) self-promotion. I mean, if I didn't at least try to let everyone know what a wonderfully creative video production company we are, what good would it be? Right?
With the recent string of successful South Florida film screenings of my award-winning Miami hip-hop documentary film "P.A.T.H.", I decided to write a "rap" and "kick it" to my viewers. That is until my 12-year-old daughter Miranda took me to school with the help of Miami hip-hop artist Brimstone127. Here's what went down:
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