NOMMO Productions

I appreciate the opportunity to again screen one of my films at the MVAAFF-2023 and look forward to meeting the other filmmakers and seeing their work.

“The August Wilson Center-Building On a Legacy” | MVAAFF Wednesday @ 7:30 pm “The August Wilson Center-Building On a Legacy” A half-hour documentary that tracks the creation and fulfillment of an African American cultural center in Pittsburgh, PA named after the Pittsburgh native and playwright August Wilson, using Stephen McKinley Henderson narration...

We are very proud to announce that our film August Wilson Center ~ “Building on a Legacy” was selected to this years Martha’s Vineyard Film Festival.

"Law Enforcement should be held accountable when they make a mistake when they make an intentional act. They have to be held accountable just like anyone else. You can't have special rules for officers."

-Johnny Cochran

Still from the Film Enough is ENOUGH

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On October 12, 1995 Jonny Gammage, a 31-year-old African-American businessman, church-goer and volunteer, was pulled over by five white police officers while driving a Jaguar owned by his cousin, Pittsburgh Steeler Ray Seals. During the ensuing struggle Gammage was asphyxiated. There was shock and revulsion in the community, and thousands, both black and white, took to the streets in protest.

Narrated by Danny Glover, “Enough is ENOUGH!” examines the criminal justice system and the procedural relationships among the law enforcement officers, the Coroner’s office, the District Attorneys, and the courts

"We are going to achieve our whole worth, sense of our worth our whole writ on this continent and art is going to be a tremendous weapon in dealing with that. A tremendous force in achieving that."

-Charles White

We are Universal
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https://youtu.be/iaUQ872DfEs

"In my generation of Negro Lawyers we got with our LL.B. or with our law degrees, a ticket to a civil rights fight."

-Wendell Freeland

A Clip from the NOMMO film:
"A Quiet Soldier"

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A Quiet Soldier" tells the story of Wendell Freeland.

Tuskegee Airman. Civil Rights attorney. Powerful advocate for the poor and disenfranchised. Wendell Freeland devoted seventy years to fighting injustice wherever he found it, from the period of Jim Crow to that of Barack Obama. He blazed a trail for racial equality by working largely behind the scenes in America’s courtrooms, boardrooms, and political backrooms.

Ticket to a Civil Rights Fight A clip from the NOMMO film "A Quiet Soldier""In my generation of Negro Lawyers we got with our LL.B. or with our law degrees, a ticket to a civil rights figh...