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A Trio Of African American Women Producers Hope To Change Horror With ‘The Dark Rite’

Three female producers are looking to change the way that we see African Americans in horror films. Often African American characters are the first to die and are cast into particular stereotypes. Nicole Sylvester, Trevite A. Wills and Stephanie Dawson want to help put an end to that. The three women are well versed and experienced in the entertainment industry. Nicole Sylvester got her start as a coordinator independent films such as ‘8 Mile’ and as a Distribution Coordinator for Purple Rose Films, before directing her own films, such as ‘Layla’s Girl’. Trevite A. Willis has produced award winning films such as ‘Children of God’ and ‘Uncle Killa’ and Stephanie Dawson started her own video and production company, Election Media. ‘The Dark Rite’ was not only made with the intention of changing how we see African Americans in films, it also happens to look to be a great film. In this supernatural thriller, written and directed by Richard LeMay, every

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A Trio Of African American Women Producers Hope To Change Horror With ‘The Dark Rite’

Three female producers are looking to change the way that we see African Americans in horror films. Often African American characters are the first to die and are cast into particular stereotypes. Nicole Sylvester, Trevite A. Wills and Stephanie Dawson want to help put an end to that. The three women are well versed and experienced in the entertainment industry. Nicole Sylvester got her start as a coordinator independent films such as ‘8 Mile’ and as a Distribution Coordinator for Purple Rose Films, before directing her own films, such as ‘Layla’s Girl’. Trevite A. Willis has produced award winning films such as ‘Children of God’ and ‘Uncle Killa’ and Stephanie Dawson started her own video and production company, Election Media. ‘The Dark Rite’ was not only made with the intention of changing how we see African Americans in films, it also happens to look to be a great film. In this supernatural thriller, written and directed by Richard LeMay, every

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