Minka Wiltz's Reel

Reel of Minka Wiltz. Updated reel coming soon.

Nora trained her entire life for a career on an operatic stage, but it hasn't happened. Now she is faced with middle age, dwindling job opportunities, and one bad decision after another. Will she survive her reckless behavior or be overtaken by desperation? Written, directed, and produced by Minka Wiltz Cinematographer-- John Giorgio Montemayor www.iamjohngiorgio.com

Experience a hilarious play in private Atlanta homes. Shaking the Wind is the true story of black girl growing up in Atlanta. Funny, moving and filled with s...

Minka Discusses why she chose the title Breathing Fire Moving Earth for the title of her fairytale love letter to her daughter.

I am able to stand on the street corner one block from where mama used to preach with the street preachers gang tomorrow. I am presenting an excerpt from my show #ShakingTheWind about surviving fanaticism, my mama, and my brainwashing.

Mama "did the best she could" to raise me. Whatever insecurities she had about herself were passed on into my life. In remembering the confusion I can straighten it out for myself. Now that I am a mother...I can see what it is to pass on strength and weaknesses. As a woman, knowing strength and how to access strength begins with power. Without the power to see my own needs I would never be able to identify the weaknesses I have inherited and would unconsciously pass to my daughter. I am grateful for time and experience. Every mark on my body is a stripe of achievement.

I was looking for my mother's grave on the one year anniversary of her death. The only way I could find it was to locate the marker she bought for my uncle. It was powerful to see that, even in death, she had made room for someone else but not herself. She is buried next to his marker...he is still alive as of this posting 6/16/15.

Got clipped off from the beginning. A singing gal am I! I will think about posting the complete version later. This is my test submission for a television audition. Tell me what you think!!

RIGHT ON By Darren Canady July 18 - August 31, 2014 Be ready to laugh out loud, cry and party along with the gang. When the Black Student Union Class of '74 ...