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Trailer: ‘Family Matters’ stars ignite romantic holiday spirit in ‘CHRISTMAS IN CAROLINA’

After losing her parents in a car accident, Elle (Joslyn Y. Hall of Atlanta), a career-driven investment banker has given up on love and Christmas until she meets Wesley (David L. Rowell of Com-pli-cat-ed), a former NBA player and CEO of a small marketing firm. Impetuously, Wesley invites Elle home for Christmas in South Carolina, with his family (Kellie Shanygne Williams and Darius McCrary of ‘Family Matters’). With hesitation, Elle accepts and is given a much bigger present than she could ever have imagined!
Christmas in Carolina’ is widely available On-Digital and On-Demand, November 1, 2020.
Lensed on location in South Carolina, the film was directed by Peggy Williams working from a script by Stacie Davis, and stars Joslyn Y. Hall (Atlanta) and David L. Rowell (Com-pli-cat-ed) alongside Kellie Shanygne Williams and Darius McCrary of Family Matters who reprise their roles as siblings.
South Carolina writer and producer, Stacie Davis, shares insights about making her first movie.
“What started as a playful conversation with my Mom in our family room is premiering nationwide on November 1st!”
~ Stacie Davis, Writer/Producer Christmas in Carolina
What inspired you to write and make, Christmas in Carolina?
I remember like it was yesterday. I was sitting in the family room with my Mom watching a Christmas movie and I said to her, “I can write a Christmas story.” Her response was “Yes, you can – all you have to do is write it.” I told her I would be back and left in the middle of the movie to begin writing Christmas in Carolina.
Movies are expensive to make! How did you do it?
The first thing you learn if you want to be an independent filmmaker, is how to use all the resources at your disposal. After I wrote the script, I needed actors. My first stop was a site called Backstage.com (thanks to Backstage) and I also used social media (Instagram).
I contacted Kellie Williams (Laura Winslow) and received a phone call from her father, Mr. Ervin Williams. Kellie signed on to participate in the project. Weeks later, Kellie introduced me to Darius McCrary and he agreed to play the brother to Kellie’s character.
My Family, the Davis and the White families, sponsored’ catering, ground transportation, lodging, props for film, set decorations, and the list goes on. My church, The Door of Hope Christian Church and The Christian Covenant Fellowship of Ministries also helped with catering, locations, and participated not only as our background extras, they also joined in the choral. For the music, my sister, Christina Faith Davis created five original songs that are placed in the film. Truly, it was an entire village.
After months of prepping and planning, and asking for (a lot of!) favors, it was time to shoot. And in the beginning of December 2019, we started.
What was a wow moment?
On the last day of filming, when we said “it’s a wrap!” I realized I had just seen my pages (script) come to life with actors portraying characters I wrote. It was such an amazing feeling because I remembered how I started this project, writing in my room, using Writer Duet. And even though we had little money, we had faith, a big dream and ambition (work ethic) to make it possible. I truly believe all things are possible to those that believe. Matthew 19:26
Christmas in Carolina is now going to be available everywhere! How did this happen?
A couple of years ago, I made a documentary and when I was looking for a distributor I found Legacy Distribution. I connected with the company’s CEO, Dana Webber, who is one of the most dynamic business leaders, I’ve ever met. While my documentary wasn’t a match for her company at the time, we stayed in touch and of course, she was the first person I called about Christmas in Carolina. After watching the early footage, she said YES! And she worked with me to get everything finished and approved – from the trailer to the film itself. For all the indie filmmakers out there, Dana and her company, Legacy, are is the best to work with!
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Kel-P —the GRAMMY award-winning super-producer who’s behind Afrobeats’ biggest hits— releases his new single and video, “What Have You Done?,” today via Island Records UK / Virgin Records France / Jones Worldwide. He debuted his first EP as a vocalist, Bully Season Vol.1, in February, full of tropical odes to women, meant to get them on the dancefloor.
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On “What Have You Done?” Kel-P wants everyone to keep on dancing. “‘What Have You Done?’ is a special track for me,” Kel-P shared. “I was in Los Angeles with The Elements (shout out to them!) and I asked them if they had an uptempo production, because everyone knows that what I love most is to make people dance. They were halfway done with this production, so we sat down and finished it together. At that point, the most important thing for me was to put as much of my influence and culture as possible, ‘to bring my people home.’ But it was the beat, the essence of the song, that inspired the whole artistic direction of this single.”
To capture the magnetic synchronization of place to bodies in motion and dance, the video was shot in the heat of an underground party in Lisbon, a city close to Kel-P’s heart. Also in Lisbon, Kel-P recently made a remarkable appearance at his friend Richie Campbell’s concert at the Altice Arena, playing for the first time live, in front of 17,000 people, the tracks of his first EP accompanied by a band of 8 musicians. Other recent highlights include Kel-P’s appearance on the blockbuster Creed III soundtrack, executive produced by J. Cole’s Dreamville, as both an artist and a producer. He’s also set to be on the next albums of Davido, Adekunle Gold and Wande Coal and is preparing for his second EP, Bully Season Vol. 2. Stream “What Have You Done?” here and watch the video here.
Kel-P is a GRAMMY Award-winning, multi-platinum producer and songwriter who has played a vital role in shaping the current sound of Afrobeats after producing many of the genre’s biggest hits, including “Gbona” and “Sere.” Along the way, the 27-year-old has earned 4 GRAMMY nominations, generated billions of streams, and achieved multi-platinum success worldwide. His instantly recognizable tag, “It’s Kel-P vibes” has become synonymous with transcendent hits and for the first time he’s amplifying another aspect of his artistry with his songwriting and vocals. “It was time to put a face to the name Kel-P” he affirms. “I knew this was the next level. I could feel it. While I was producing for all of these other artists, I was learning. I’ve always wanted to drop my own project, but I was working on myself throughout the whole time. Now, I’m heading into this new artist journey, and I have a lot to show the world.” Born a twin in the city of Calabar, Kel-P lost his mom at two-years-old. He and his brother moved to Lagos where they lived with relatives. At a very young age, Kel-P met his first musical mentor, Sarz, who encouraged him to compose his own instrumentals. He quickly developed his signature style, a colorful and dynamic sonic vision. He notched his first marquee production with Solidstar’s “Eleganza” in 2018. Building a sterling reputation, he linked up with Burna Boy and produced ten tracks from the superstar’s 2019 blockbuster album African Giant, including “On The Low,” “Gbona,” “Killin Dem,” and “Pull Up.” His catalog continued to expand, highlighted by Wizkid’s smash hit “Ginger” feat. Burna Boy, “Donne-moi l’accord” for Dadju and Burna Boy, “Diamond Platinum” for Jeje. Branching out, he produced “Faith” from Skip Marley’s Higher Place, scoring a GRAMMY Award nomination for “Best Reggae Album.”
2022 saw Kel-P receive a GRAMMY in the category of “Best Global Music Album” for Angélique Kidjo’s Mother Nature and a Grammy nomination for Made in Lagos: Deluxe Edition by Wizkid. Earning widespread acclaim, Okayplayer predicted, “For beatmaker Kel-P, the road to royalty seems inevitable,” and GRAMMY.com christened him “one of the hottest beatmakers and producers in the Afrobeats global movement.” Last February, Kel-P made his artist debut with his first body of work, Bully Season Vol. 1. The lead single, “One More Night,” was named by Rolling Stone as “a song you need to know” and has accumulated 3M streams. It stands out for flipping Nelly and Kelly Rowland’s iconic R&B hit “Dilemma,” and brilliantly introducing Kel-P as a seasoned hitmaker with star power. Kel-P is currently working on the second volume of his Bully Season series. “As a human, I feel I always had to bring out the Bully in me to shake the table and get what I want from life” Kel-P said. “This inspired the name as it’s the journey of my work ethic, my wins, my losses, my relationships, my life leading to this moment.”
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David Mills professionally known as MillyMahn AKA Jargo Na vibe drops the official video for his Hit Single “Hold Somebody” from his Self-Titled Ep Jargo a Vibe directed by Otes. With a blend of 2face Idibia and Joel El Millymahn delivers his flows and Melody for this song with ease, Born in Lagos Nigeria Millymahn started off producing his own music and started singing at a young age.
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